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A SECTIO N2 2 0 261 130 200.772 2 0 302 193 156.482 1 1 267 214 124 .772 1 1 180 183 98.362 1 1 220 228 96.492 1 1 219 227 96.482 I 1 196 212 92.452 1 1 204 239 85.362 0 2 150 238 63.032 0 2 174 309 56.3 1

B SECTIO NParkside 1 1 0 157 62 253 .23Caulfield Gram. 1 1 0 184 121 152 .07OldtYlelburnians 1 1 0 122 98 124 .49

V:,rcellin 1 1 0 104 100 104.00

ild Brtl;hton I 1 0 141 138 102.17ti[ Kilda CBC 1 0 1 138 141 97.87

niv. Blacks I O 1 100 104 96.1 5~IJ Paradtans 1 0 1 98 !22184 80

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C SECTIO N1 1 0 134 72 186.111 1 0 147 95 154.741 1 0 167 115 145 .221 1 0 108 79 136.711 1 0 148 I12 132.141 0 I 112 148 75.681 0 I 79 108 73.151 () 1 115 167 68.861 0 1 95 147 64.631 0 1 72 134 53.73

D SECTION11 ~•st Brunswick 1 1 0 126 54 233 .33Old Mentonians 1 1 0 156 76 205 .26Old Trinity 1 1 0 160 84 190 .48Old Ivanhoe 1 1 0 162 101 160 .40

H .S .O . B . I 1 0 154 139 110.7913 :I: :clava I 0 1 139 154 90.26

Bank I 0 I 101 162 62.35p .~er House I 0 1 84 160 52.50Bedes I 0 1 76 156 48.72

,-rth Brunswick I 0 1 54 126 42 .86

E SECTIO N8eatherton 1 1 0 183 76 240 .79Elsternwick 1 1 0 114 68 167 .65Preston MBOB 1 1 0 168 102 164 .71Old Geelong 1 1 0 155 109 142 .20~' illiamstown I I 0 127 100 127 .00Bulleen United 1 0 I 100 127 78 .74Old Carey 1 0 1 109 155 70 .32uiversity Reds 1 0 I 102 168 60 .71

Peninsula OB 1 0 I 68 114 59.65F;LT .O .B. 1 0 1 76 183 41 .53

F SECTIONOld Essendon l 1 0 192 47 408 .51 4Doveton 1 1 0 243 104 233.65 4Clayton 1 1 0 163 84 194.05 4('wealth Bank 1 1 0 139 72 193.06 4VSrunswick I I 0 0 0 0.00 4\VZ Bank I 0 I 72 139 51 .80 0HSOB 1 0 1 84 163 5153 0

'Jonash Whites 1 0 1 104 243 42 .80 0L, trobe Univ . I 0 1 47 192 24.48 0

UNDER 19 ZONE 1I . Bernards 1 1 0 200 42 476 .19Ian 'e 1 1 0 252 55 458.18Old Camberwell 1 1 0 135 79 170 .89Rulleen-Temp. 1 1 0 167 100 167.00orth O.B. I 1 0 182 143 127.27homastown 1 1 0 142 122 116 .39herry 1 0 I 122 142 85.92niversity I 0 I 143 182 78 .57

"Ltrcellin I 0 I 100 167 59 .88t . Kevins I 0 I 79 135 58 .52) Id Paradians I 0 I 55 252 21 .83Id Ivanhoe 1 0 I 42 200 21 .00

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Old XaveriansOrmondSt. KildaCollegiansOld ScotchDe La SalleM .H .S.O .B.Old MelburniansMonash Univ .Hampton RoversWilliamstownOld BrightonOld Haileyburv

OrmondIvanhoeCollegiansNorth O.B .St . BernardsOld ScotchDe La SalleBul leen-Temp .Old XaveriansUniv. Blues

ParksideSt. KildaOld Paradians

UNDER 19 ZONE 21 1 0 157 31 506.451 1 0 202 60 336.671 1 0 203 69 294.201 1 0 204 77 264.941 I 0 168 68 247.061 I 0 138 61 226.23

I 0 O 0 0.000 I 6 1 138 44 .200 1 68 168 40 .480 1 77 204 37.750 1 69 203 33.990 60 202 29.70O 1 31 157 19.75

A RESERVE SECTIO N2 2 0 239 63 379.372 2 0 143 100 143.002 2 0 156 116 134.482 2 0 165 124 133 .062 1 1 182 149 122 .152 1 I 134 161 83.232 0 2 125 137 91 .242 0 2 114 192 59.382 0 2 85 184 46.202 0 2 94 211 44.55

B RESERVE SECTION1 1 0 83 29 286.21 41 1 0 115 48 239.58 41 1 0 93 42

Old Paradians 1 1 0 93 42 221 .43 4Univ. Blacks 1 1 0 95 65 146.15 4Kew I I 0 117 85 137.65Caulfield Gram . 1 0 1 85 117 72.65 0Marcellin 1 O 1 65 95 68.42 0Old Melburnians 1 0 I 42 93 45.16 0Old Brighton I 0 I 48 115 41 .74 0AJAX 1 O I 29 83 34.94 0

C RESERVE SECTIONHampton Rovers 1 1 0 131 44 297.73Fawkner 1 1 0 95 49 193.88St. Kevins 1 1 0 103 61 168 .85Old Camberwell 1 1 0 92 69 133.33Thomastown I 1 0 96 76 126 .32Therry 1 0 I 76 96 79.17Banvule 1 0 1 69 92 75.(H)Coburg I 0 1 61 103 59.22Monash Blues I O 1 49 95 51 .58Old Haileybury 1 0 1 44 131 3359

D RESERVE SECTIO NOld Mentonians 1 1 0 190 32 593.75 4Old Trinity 1 1 0 97 55 176.36 4West Brunswick 1 1 0 77 48 160.42 4State Bank 1 1 0 113 84 134 .52 4Balaclava I 1 0 91 108.33 4MHSOB I 0 1 84 91 92.31 0Old Ivanhoe I 0 1 84 113 74.34 0North Brunswick I 0 1 48 77 62.34 0Power House 1 0 1 55 97 56.70 0St . Bedes I 0 1 32 190 16 .84 0

E RESERVE SECTIONHeatherton 1 1 0 133 22 604 .55Preston 1 1 0 125 36 347 .22Williamstown 1 1 0 121 39 310 .26Elsternwick I 1 0 112 64 175.00Old Geelong I 1 0 86 76 113.16Old Carev 1 0 I 76 86 88 .37Peninsuhi 1 0 I 64 112 57 .14Bulleen United 1 0 1 39 121 32 .23University Reds I O I 36 125 28.80FITOB 1 0 I 22 133 16.54

F RESERVE SECTIONC'wealth Bank 1 1 0 95 31 306 .45 4Doveton SJOC 1 I 0 100 40 250.00 4Latrobe Univ. 1 1 0 89 69 128.99 4Clayton 1 1 0 75 69 108.70 4Brunswick I I O 0 0 0.00 4UHSOB I O I 69 75 92.00 0Old Essendon 1 0 I 69 89 77.53 0Monash Whites 1 0 I 40 100 40.00 0ANZ Bank I 0 I 31 95 32 .63 0

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It was a week of surprise results in A scerion, nonemore so than Old Xaverians humbling of first roundwinners Ormond, by 77 points at Yarra Park . SteveCurtain at full forward kicked 10 goals for the dayand he was well supported by Carlini with 5 goals .Terry Stanley is proving to be a more than usefulacquisition because he kicked 4 and so too did smallman . Niek Vale . Nick Wilton has struck form and thereturn of Brendan Ryan has given the Xavs a lot ofbite, as has hackman Doug Atkinson . YounPeterMetzner was voted best afield : he is a strong-playerwith agood pair of hands . The Xavs have some goodbig men and some very quick small men : it strikesme as being a side with quite a deal of versatility .Ormond were jumped early and wasted opportunitiesin the 3rd quarter. I suspect this might be an area ofconcern of Ormond . They lack real fire power upforward and rely on a number of their small andmedium sized players to kick their goals, such asrovers Tony Boyanton and Andy Mehrten. ChrisMcAsey, Gary Burke and wing!haf back RussellBarnes played well for Ormond .

Old Scotch stomed home against North Old Boysto win by 69 points . North led comfortably in thesecond quarter but Scotch fought back to lead by 9points at half time . Scotch took over in the 2nd halfand in the final term kicking with the breeze slammedon 11 goals to 3 to cruise to a big victory . Fewster,Sherwen and Thompson each kicked 4 goals forScotch . and Edwards kicked four for North . DaveBedford back from overseas was a great rover forScotch and big in an John Moir had a good day in theair. Scotch ilso got great drive from Andy Smith onthe wing and from captain Fergus Kiel at half back .For North again it was Paul Considine in the ruckwho did the hard work and backmen John Dore andJerome G ri ffin battled hard . At the end of the gameNorth coach Jim Durnan was certainly not a happyman .

De La Salle bounced back with a 50 point win ovei.Ivanhoe . De La had their running game going andIvanhoe appeared unable to handle it . The inclusionof young ruckman Nugent obviously paid dividendsas did fullforward Phil Ke ri n, who kicked 7 goalsKerin was unavailable last week . Shane Murphyfound the goals too : he got 5 . De La Salle got driveagain from centre half- back Mick Deveson andcentreman Tim Cooke . Ivanhoe's on the ball playerstried hard : Boecabella in the ruck and Balcombe andSedgwick roving and around the goals . Ivanhoe'sbest forward was Morcom who kicked 4 Qoals .

Bulleen-Templestowe found their legs on Saturda~at the expense of St. Bernards . Gilmore played wellat full back and so did captain Andy Smythe ipdefence whilst up forward Ongaro with 8 and Paceand Delanty with 5 apiece were busy forwards . ST,Bernards are a little underanned . Captain McAllisterdid well along with Sullivan and Monaghan at halfback . Dave Burgin gives the side some experiencewhich is badly needed .

Coll egians took a while to throw off a determinedUniversity Blues at Elsternwick on Sundav but neverreally looked troubled . The Blues had plenty ofpossession but the skill level in the side is not what itused to be and they are not as physically stron,-either . Collegians back line was very strong : TonyGriffiths, Greg Parsons, Andrew Wright and JeremyTwigg did not let inuch through . Russell Mann was agood player early on at centre half forward for theBlues but his opportunities were limited . Full backPat Salinger and ruckman Rob Cordwell were finecontributors on the day for the University side . GregTregear began in the centre for Collegians but wentto the forward pocket when injured and kicked 6;roals, but apart from him the Lions struggled to kic?;goals .

The conclusions from Saturday's round are these :Scotch is a good side : Bulleen-Templestowe and DeLa Salle are back : North, Ivanhoe and Ormond'sstocks need reassessing : the Old Xavs need to bewatched : Collegians are workmanlike and the Bluesand St. Bernards will staoe a good battle this week . Iwonder if I am right . ~

is per Previews Today's GamesWith 20 winners in the opening round I'm really

pleased with myself although Old Xavs and De La ofthe A Section clubs certainly upset the apple cart, Sotoo did O .M's in B section, Therry and Fawkner in C .West Brunswick and Old Mentonians in D .Elsternwick in E and finallvDoveton SJOC in F . Atleast you've all now provided It vardstick for thisweeks preview .

The match of the day will be plaed at Harry Trottbetween undefeated Collegians and reigning PremierDe La Salle . Collegians as they have in past seasonshave started well and their running game and skilfulplayers will cause De La some headaches . Jeckyl andHyde is how VAFA personality Tony O'Callaghandescribed his old clubs efforts to date but with a winunder their belt and the challenge of upsetting theLions as an added i!oal its De La on this occasion .

Another big game will be played at Yarra Parkbetween "neighbours-Old Scotch and Old Xaverians.Scoteh have two fine victories to date whilst the Xavsform compares with De Las' - cold and hot . Xavsare delighted with the form being shown byBrendanRyan and newcomer Tony Barry but for consistencvflair and new approach in 85 its Old Scotch for me .Trevor Read has them runnin, backing up and theirversatility impressed State selectors Shane Maguireand Coach Michael Green last Saturday .

Ormond and Bulleen-Templestowe clash atOrmond and the Bullant will remember the drubbingthey received in last years preliminary final . Withinjuries to Phil Mehrten and Mike Oaten Ormondwill need to call on all their pride and fighting spirit tohandle their eager visitors and at honie should hangon for It close win .

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sides without success St. Bernard's and

lilues meet at W. Essendon where the home

i,Icuntage will surely favour St . Bernards .'sLibsolutelyvitalto the long term prospects

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I :1,t after Round 3.

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~,1 ; ,(rts both sides suffered bad defeats last week1,,,,ih-=will be happy that the match is at home .n, holds barred affair Ivanhoe to win .

In B section Kew has the chance to redeem itself

1, ,, ,I :in4;OldBrighton at Victoria Park . I doubt Oldwillri their a East have a hunch

h : :~- v, ll openSt . Kilda CBOC and Old Paradians meet at

,,nl, Rd where St . Kilda are always a handful . Asheriormance against Old Brighton last wee k

I,,, more impressive than Old Paradians against

.\1 ., the saints are the selection . ~Caulfield Grammarians opened up with a greati n and even at this early stage look the major threa t

In thc Section . Names such asCooney, Galill, Stone,Fish, Kanis, Berzins, Harlock, Watson and Ponsford,, „uld be welcome in any A section team and thei,Ids will be little troubled in accounting for

,i,~iixhbours AJAX .

CJniv. Blacks and Parkside meet at Uni . in thematch of the day . The Blacks have recruitedreusonably well and played quite nicely in the openingn~und despite going down to Marcellin .

However, Parkside has a point to prove this yearand will make it 2 out of 2 today .

Old Melburnians meet Marcellin at the Cordner%,al full of confidence after their surprise away win

r Paradians . Yeo has them more desparate and a tbome they'll be looking for victory . However the

I ;~gles have responded well to Neil LeLievre'smethods where their play on game and pace make up

for their lack of height . Fawkner Park will suitMarcellin and thev'Il win .

St. Kevin's and Therry find themselves in the matchof the day in C section . Both won well last week andalthough I find it difficult to go against Bernie Dunn'sboys 2 weeks in a row, I'm Qotng to as St . Kevin's have

responded well to Tony~Sullivan's coaching andvictory today will stamp them as the side to beat in Csection .

In other matches the selections are Monash Bluesover Coburg, Old Haileybury at home againstThomastown, Hampton Rovers to beat Banyule andFawkner at home should just edge out the bigimprovers Old Camberwell.

In D Section MHSOB will doNth .Brunswick whilstBalaclava should celebrate the unfurling of its Esection pennant with a win over State Bank .At Elsternwick Park Power House meet St. Bede'swith victory likely to go to the boys from the Easternend of Albert Park Lake .

Old Mentonians at home to beat West Brunswickand Old Trinity must be favourites overOId Ivanhoe .

Univ . Reds and Peninsula meet at the Melb . Univ .tomorrow where a good crowd of College lads andlasses may supply enough vocal power to give theReds a win . In other Esection gamesElsternwick willbe too strong for Williamstown CYMS . PrestonMBOB will thoroughly enjoy themselves at OldCarey . The OGGS will make it 2 out of 2 out atFootscray and Heatherton will also remainundefeated by accounting for a luckless BulleenUnited at Koonunt? Park .

F Section winners - Commonwealth Bank overUHSOB, Clayton against friendly neighboursMonashWhites, Doveton to handle the trip to the boys atLatrobe and Brunswick to open its account againstOld Essendon . ANZ has the Bye .

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PRACTICE MATCHESG . Mitchell ( Old Carey) - Striking - Suspended two matches .

APRIL 13th/14th ROUN DM . Edmonds ( Univ . Blues) - Striking - Suspended three matches .S . Williams ( Collegians) - Striking - Suspended three matches .D . Campbell (Old Scotch Coll) - Stri king - Suspended four matchesA . Loton (Ivanhoe) - Striking - Suspended two matches .M . Di Paolo ( Old Paradians) - Striking - Suspended two matches .N .W . Heath ( Univ . Blacks) - Striking - Suspended three matches .

M . Johnson ( Old Ivanhoe Gr .) - Striking - Suspended two matches .1 . Wells ( Old Ivanhoe Gr.) - St riking - Suspended three matches .M . Aumont ( State Bank) - Striking - Suspended four matches .E . Rinaldi ( F .I .T.O .B .) - Striking - Suspended four matches .B . Haywood - (ANZ Bank) - Striking - Suspended four matches .G . Mackenzie ( UHSOB) - Disputing decision - Rep ri manded .D. Larkin ( Old Ivanhoe Gr . Jun .) - Striking - Suspended six matches .

S . Purcell ( Old Ivanhoe Gr. Jun .) - Suspended two matches .P . Mutimer (Bulleen-Temp . Jun .) - Striking - Suspended three matches .

S . Bolton ( Old MelburniansJun .) - Abusive Language - Suspended one match .A . Thomas ( Old Scotch Co ll . Jun .) - Striking - Suspended two matches .D .C . Brooker ( Old Haileybury Jun .) -(1) Stri king ( 2) - Using threatening

lang uage to field umpire - ( 1) Suspended four matches (2) Reprimanded .M . Wilkes ( Old Haileybury Jun .) - Striking - Suspended two matches .

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From Over The Fence"The Whisper" has informed OTF that umpires

advisor Neville Nash has sent all clubs a screed onabusive language . In fact The Whisper" is a handylad as he was able to obtain a copy for us and OTF hasprinted it for all .

After witnessing several practice matches it hasbecome apparent to me that the use of abusivelanguage to umpires and disputing decisions by someplayers was excessive and must be curtailed for theimage and presentation of V .A .F .A . Football andV .A .F .A . Umpires.

Therefore . I have instructed the Umpires thataction be taken against players who in "an obviousand demonstrative manner" dispute decisions and/orabuse Umpires .

A "demonstrative manner" covers giving thumbsup or two finger signs to Umpires .

In every instance . players who do this will bereported as follows :

I am reporting No . .. . . . for using insulting behaviourtoward me in that he used an insulting gesture .

In instances where players dispute decisions or useabusive language "not in a demonstrative manner"umpires are expected to talk to the player and givehim the opportunity to retract his comments . If aplayer retracts his comment the Umpire will take nofurther action . If the player continues with abuse, hewill be reported for "using abusive language towardme "

They have also been advised to bear in mind thatall players have the right to ask what a decision is for .and in all instances, the Umpire shall tell them .

The Umpires will use common sense as the objectis to discourage players from creating a scene byabusing umpires or disputing decisions . in a"demonstrative manner" .

The name of the game is COMMUNICATIONand CONFRONTATION and the Umpires aredoinatheir part by talking to the players during the game,encouraging players, but also being firm whenappropriate .

The Umpires want the respect of the players, andof course, the players want the respect of the Umpires .but it must be a combined effort and I urge yoursupport in this regard and request that you adviseyour players accordingly .

OTF noticed that 2 former amateurs, both of whomgained a big White V whilst in VAFA ranks turnedout for the VFA last Sunday . Steve Weir ( North OB)lined up for Wi lliamstown whilst Peter Yeomans wasselected as Po rt Melbou rn e's first rover - makesyou wonder doesn't it.

OTF congratulations young Ormond forwardAndrew Hill who booted 14 goals against Old BrightonUnder 19s last Saturday . Congratulations also go tothe Banyule Under f9s who kicked 40goals in theirmatch against Old Paradians and finally to Dovetonwhose score of 38 .15 .243 was the highest since joiningthe VAFA . The change of name from St. Johns OCmay be just the tonic needed to move up to E Section .Still its early days .

Whilst searching for a long lost minute book .VAFA General Manager Peter Finch found time tocompile a list of Executive Chairmen which he haspassed onto OTF . Some great VAFA names andoutstanding service from all of them .1936-1949 E.F . Atkins1950-1959 P .A . Matthews1960-1965 G.T. Moore1966-1970 J .S . McCann1971-1977 M .G . Russel1978-1980 T. Alex Johnson1981-1983 J .F .X . Dillon1984- J.F . Hawkin s

The 1985 Tribunal met at Elsternwick Park onWednesday April 10th to discuss the season aheadand followed up with a dinner at which the President .Treasurer and Chairman presided . OTF took theopportunity to discuss the Bomber's fortunes withEssendon spy Gus Mitchell and also noted that theMelbourne Cricket Club is well represented on theVAFA Tribunal in the form of Assistant Secretaryand former Old Melburnian star Bryce Thomas pluscoach and former South Australian amateurchampion Bob Lloyd .

OTF has been advised that the Permit Committeehas granted 1409 permits so far this season whilst theReinstatement Committee has approved 6, denied 4and deemed that 2 have not infringed . There are still6 applications waiting a decision .

A SECTION RESULTS 5 .45 p m LIVE ON 3AWALL RESULTS 6-7 WITH ROSS BOOTH ON 3L O

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OTF has been invited on the Executive Bus for itsAnnual pilgrimage to the Warrnam bool Cup on May2nd . Should be an interesting trip especially as ScottPalmer and Jon Anderson from the Sunday Presshave wangled a guernsey and promised to write astory on the trip .

NEXTMEMBERS MEETING MONDAY MAY 6th8.15 p .m . at ELSTERNWICK PARK

Looking Backby Noel Rundle

5 YEARS AGO - 198 0

Elsfe rn wick Park"kick-off- between U. Blacks

,ind `A.' Section newconier, Marcellin O .C . was a

, ;urgnificent, high scoring game - the Blacks 5 points

~chmd at half time . and getting home by 7 points .

l, t o 22 .11 . Best wereLockie, Llewellyn, Luscombe

( U . Blacks ) and Frazer (12g1s ), Dillon, Aloisio (Marc .

O .C. ) .Traditional rivals Collegians and Old Xaverians

n4B' Section) also played a close one with Collegians_,minrr from behind in the final term to win by 2

is, 15.14 to 13 .14 . Parsons, Hibbins, Holyej Co(}egians) and Vale ( 7 gls), Brimacombe and Curtain

.t : rred .Old Haileybury ruckman . Michael Houston, aliasI'he Mountain reached the 100 game mark .'A' section umpires were Mead, Wills, Goodman,

Tracey, D . Dodds, Kelly, Miller, J. Smith, Crawford,Rossetto .

Bernie Angel, returning to St . Bernards after anabsence of 3 years . played his 100th game . A memberoi 'A' Section 197-S premiership team . Bernie had

,.,,,)n the best and fairest in both juniors and seniors .

10 YEARS AGO - 19'75

AJAX's three new leaders Michael Ritterman,~aptain), Daryl Cohen (coach), and Ron Rogerstprestdent) were all smiles after the club's 64 pointwin over St . Pat's-Monivae .

Highest scoring game was in 'B' when U. Blues,14 . 18 (132) defeated Ivanhoe 17 .12 (114). Best wereAnderson, Pledell, Church (U . Blues) and Hughes(10 goals), Steen, Rojo.

:A' Section umpires were Goodman, Rowe, Wills ,Rowell and Jorgensen . 150 games to Barry Shearerand John Williams (Alph . ) and Ken Shaw (La TrobeReds .).

Fawkner overwhelmed Old Geelong by 10 goals,after scoring by only a point in 1974's b Section

rand final .

15 YEARS AGO - 1970

'A' Section coaches were Peter McCormack, (DeLa Salle) . John Booth (Old Paradians), Keith Marshall(M .H .S . Old Bos), Peter Falconers (Collegians) .Graham Calverley' (Uni . Blues) . ALan Salter (Coburg) .John Wilson (Caulfield Gramm .) . Ted Farrell(Ormond), Sam Birtles (Monash) and Syd . Neale(Ivanhoe) .

One hundred _,ames to Tony Hannebery (St .Bernard's) . Vern Malloy (Coburg), Neville Pearson(A .N .Z . Bank), Jack Evans (Assumption)and St. KildaC .B .C .'s new captain . Ph il Carey .

Melbourne High played its first match for fouryears back at the school oval after an extensiveresurfacing program .

Reservoir Old Boys extended a welcome to newcoach . Lau ri e Aghan.

First game player Jeff Russ made an impressivedebut -"this boy has class and he seems destined togo a long way in football", said the Ormond coach .

Foundation member of the club, Gus Mitche ll ,had been appointed senior coach of St . Bernard'scapping off a career including club best and fairestand captain .

25 YEARS AGO - 1960

Advertisers were Lindsa y Hassett's Sports Store,Solway Clothing Co., Hall 's Sporting Publicity, GiffordGoaler Boots, Arena Sporting Footwear, A .E. ClothingManufacture rs, M.S.D ., Penguin Brand, J.H. ChandlerHardware, N.F . Henry and Staff Body works, T.W .Sherrin, Walker Stores, Corella Service Station,Dunkli ngs, Anderson s Homes, The Age .

De La Salle were holding a"Progressive Dinnerstarting at Peter Strickland's, 17 Railway Parade,Murrumbeena, and concluding at Ne il Maher's.

Footscray Tech's veteran . Bob Sharp, 1946-1959,and 243 games, had retired and taken a job as theclub's boundary umpire .

First song at Parkside's social `do' was a duet bycoach Ted Henrys and captain Brian Lauder "Whereis my wandering bov tonight? "

35 YEARS AGO - 195 0Advertisers were Pelaco, Stokes & Son, Ch ri sty

Shaving Cream, MSD, J .G. Guest & Co., GeorgeTaylor and Staff, A . & O . Robertson, State SavingsBank, Pearce Bjelke Petersen .

Geelong were finding it tough in 'A' Section as,after leading Old Scotch by 7 point at half time,they went down by 20 points .

Wearing guernsey No . 4 forOld Scotch wasMansonRussel .

A Section captains wereN . Main (Ivanhoe), DougArnold (Hampton Rovers) . John Tiernan (OldXaverians) Jack Grainger (Old Mlb .), Joe Sheehan(Ormond) . Geoff Sinclair (Univ . Blues) . Mick Dexter(Univ . Blacks) . Who captained Old Scotch andBrunswick?

Umpire's ClornerToday all umpires acknowledge one of amateur

footballs most colourful & skilful goal umpires, MikeMurray's 200th game . Mike is now in is 16th year ofinvolvement in amateur football - 5 years as a playerand trainee goal umpire with Ormond and I I years asa goal umpire for the V .A .F .A . Mike has umpired in37 finals matches including the 1983 "A" sectiongrand final and 1977/11984 "B" section grand finals .The career highlights of Mike include :

1985 V .A .F .A .V .A . President, Officiating 1984V .A .F .A . R. V .C .F .L . game in Bendigo . 1983 "A"section grand final . According to Mike, thecomaraderie and friendship of umpires, players andclub officials makes waving the flags each week mostenjoyable . Even after 200 games Mike admits there isalwavs room for improvement in performance . Agood attitude . pride in one's work, and the ability tocontinue to learn the "art of flag waving" will seeMike taking his place on the goal line for some oftime yet . Congratulations Mike on this wonderfulachievement .

6 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985 1HE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985

200 GAMES AT MHSO B

Alan Quaife, MHSOB senior coach played his 200thVAFA game last week against Balaclava . Alan startedhis VAFA career in 1974 as captlcoach of Parksidewhich he took into the finals . After three years withParkside Alan moved to Bulleen-Ternplestowe wherehe attained the ultimate goal . back to backpremierships, the second against MHSOB in 1979 .1980 saw Alan move to Bulleen United and in hissecond season took them to their first ever prenliership .MHSOB were very fortunate to gain Alan's serviceslast season to commence a rebuilding program at theclub . He is considered by many to be one of the bestcoaches in the VAFA and is respected bv junior andsenior players alike . Alan's success can be guaged bythe fact that in 10 years coaching he has not missedthe finals once and has had premiership with his lasttwo clubs . All of us at MHSOB hope this trendcontinues with a flag in 1985 . Even though fathertime may be catching up with "Quaiffer", he is still agreat contribution on the field . Congratulations andwell done Allan .

MILESTONES AT ST. KILDA CBOC

Congratulations to Steve Long on playing his 150t hgame for the club today against Old Paradians . Acolourful personality since the day he joined theclub, Steve is a fiercely loyal clubman and player . Hehas been Reserves Captain, Best & Fairest as well asCommitteeman for nlany years and 1985 sees himcontributing as strongly as ever . Well done,'Longie'.and we look forward to your 200th .

Congratulations also to Greg `Dirty' Broadheadand Mick Lopes on reaching 50 games at the club .Both of these young veterans have had considerablesuccess, particularly being members of premiershipteams. We wish these two talented players well forlong careers at the club .

ALso, atl at St . Kilda CBOC wish stalwartsupporterand VAFA Certificate of Merit winner Jack WhiteSur . a speedy recovery from his recent illness andhope to see, and hear, him back at the club soon .

100 GAMES TO PATTO

Brad Pattinson is probably best known around theamateurs for his "high fives" and that loud voicescreaching "boomfa" after kicking a goal . Aroundthe club Patto puts in just as big an effort. Pattostarted with the Juniors in 1979 . In 1980 he wasawarded the "most courageous player" which stilltypifies his stvle of play today . He served on thecommittee of University Blacks from 81-83 organizingsome of the Blacks more memorable turns . In 1982he was awarded the Best Clubman . But surely one ofPatto's career highlights would have been playinabig part in the Ressies 84 premiership side and-ofcourse the celebrations that culminated in the tripaway or was it being president of the Stubbie Club ?

Congratulations Patto on your splendid efforts,loyalty and contributions to the club on your dayagainst Parkside at the Uni oval . An extra bonus willhe watching the University Blacks Reserves Premiershpflag being unfurled .

AJAX ROVERS 100TH

Congratulations to AJAX star RObbie Kaye wh oplays his 100th game with the Club this week againsthis old school Caulfield Grammarians . Robbie joinedAJAX in 1978 and was it member of the Club's 1979Premiership side . He was the top goalkicker in Bsection in 1979 and has been a winner of several clubawards . Robbie is possibly one of the most courageoussmall men playing amateur football and his creativeplay has made him one of AJAX's stars . Robbie leftthe club in 1983 to play with University BLues . butrejoined AJAX last year. All at AJAX congratulatesa true champion .

OLD XAVERIANS RETURNED VETERANS

The Old Xaverians were delighted when Dou gAtkinson returned front Sydney and North Shore,but were doubly rewarded when he brought PhilSignam with him . Phil made his first appearance inthe centre for the Xavs against Ormond and we hopehis stay with the club will be a long one . Both playedin the North Shore runners up team . Before going toSydney Phil played with Salesians team in theAnlatelii's .

50 GAMES AT THERR Y

All players, officials, and supporters of Therrvwould like to congratulate David Weir on reachinghis 50th senior ganle last Saturday in the match againstThomstown . David has been at the club since 195(Cal MHSOB - $ 5(Ca) ST. BEDES - $ 5(Cal OLD TRINITY GRAM . - 155(Cal PRESTON - $ 5(Ca) OLD GEELONG (Sun . and Res .) ->10(Cal CLAYTON - $ 5

PHONING OF SCORESSENIOR and JUNIOR SECTION S

BEFORE 5 P .M.RESERVES BEFORE 3 P.M .

to Mr . PAUL HALLY at379 5171

(Ca) Williamstown Res. - S5(Cb & Cc) OLD IVANHOE GR . JUN . ->20(Cb & Cc) - OLD PARADIANS JUN . - $20(Cb & Cc) - MARCELLIN O .C . JUN - 520(Cb) OLD CAMBERWELL GR . JUN. - 510(Cb) OLD MELBURNIANS JUN. - 10 0(Cal COLLEGIANS JUN . - $5(Cb & Cc) MONASH BLUES JUN - $20

PHONING OF DETAILSA SECTION BEFORE 6 P.M .

B SECTION 6 P.M. TO 6.30 P.M .Mr . GEORGE MeTAGGART at

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8 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985

1% In-111t1:A 1UPABULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE Coach : M . Zemski Res : N . Smythe1 Sullivan F2 Fitt D3 Bond B4 Palmer M5 LockhartF6 Minney R7 D'Agostino A8 Smythe A(c)9 Murray B

10 George F11 Farley S12 Young D13 GilmoreS14 Kazuro S

15 Faulkner F16 Bird G17 Gilmore F18 LeFevre S19 Johnston D20 Delaney G21 Van Den Driest R22 Decantey S23 Face S24 Chadwick F25 MerrettT26 Sheehan B27 Kelly B28 DeGoldi B

29 Field R 43 Walsh G30 Hooper D 44 Thieumssen K31 Clark S 45 Ongaro F32 Giles A 46 Espenchied S33 Tenace L 47 Connelly C34 Flack G 48 Giles B35 Bone F 49 Corstorphin F36 Deer C 50 Kirkpatrick C37 Miles G 51 Mayne T38 Chipman N 52 Sheridan C39 Miles J40 Harisou H41 Walker M42 Wilson M

COLLEGIANS Coach : Bruce Ferguson Res . : Keith Lugg U .1 9's : John Purdu e1 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 .16 Pollock C.17 Tregear G.18 English G.19 Daff A.20 Whittaker M .21 Roberts I .22 parsons G (dvc)23 Wright A .24 Tadgell D.25 Baum A .26 Twigg J .27 Van Twest B .28 O'Sullivan G .

29 Parsons K . 43 Comley N .30 Chosich N . 44 Newman G .31 Lawrencef. (cr) 45 Oleinikov I .32 Noblet A .33 Irvine G .34 teale S .35 Cordner r.36 Pike N_ (dvcr)37 Coyne C.38 Guy G .39 Kus M .40 Walker R .41 Lambden K.42 Brooker T.

DE LA SALLE Coach : John Pollard Res. : Pat McConvill e1 McHenry G .2 Barry F .3 Anderson C.4 O'Loughlin D.5 Leonard F .6 Devereux F .7 Williams R .8 Meck'rff J .9 Cooke T .

10 Tessier D .11 McDonnell W.12 Conroy M .13 Willet K .14 Rowe C .

15 Connolly G .16 O'Keefe A.17 Bourke B .18 Fisher F.19 Hanrahan B .20 Lake M .21 Deveson M .22 Howes M .23 Maher F. (c)24 Lowe M .25 Nugent D .26 Heard C.27 Hogan D .28 Murphy S . (vc)

29 Auber R . 44 spencer ,v.30 Heliard B. 45 Cannington D .31 Dolan M . 46 Caris H.32 Greene M . 47 Kellet B. (cr)33 Dickinson A . 48 Bolt M .34 Rocke F. 49 Schnerring G .35 Bromley R . 51 Kinsella D .36 Kerin F. 52 Elliott C .37 Wadlron B. 53 Lutterall D.38 rawlings D. 54 Harrington M .39 Casey M . 56 Gasparini W.40 Holier D .41 Mitchell-Hill N .43 Harrington D.

IVANHOE GRAMMARIANS Coach: Alan Salter Res : Leigh Robertso n1 Crowe T2 Stewart R3 McDonald M (vc)4 Westwood C5 Boccabella D6 Freeman J7 Donohue T8 Sharp G

10 Kennedy G11 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 GittosF(c)24 Lyons G25 Reinke G26 Shaw K(cr)27 O'Sullivan D

28 Balcombe A 43 Steen D29 Lynn S 47 Woolfe A30 De Dear N 48 Harbour F31 Cameron G (dvc)32 Stewart J33 McDonald C34 Whiting F35 NewnhamJ36 MatthewJ37 Ryan A38 Hoffman D41 Davis B42 Horan A

NORTH OLD BOYS Coach : Jim Durnan Res . : Mat Purcel l1 Egan A.2 Johnstone M .3 Atkinson L .4 Cahill A.5 Schmidt M .6 Borcich M .7 Zocco S .8 Busuttil J.9 O'Rourke S .

10 Hanlon B.11 Carroll G .12Weir 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 MarchbankJ .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. 73 Silvestro S .31 O'Toole G . 46 Kett F. 60 Major S. 74 Crosilla F .32 Menotti C. 47 Flynn J. 61 Kelly T. 75 Tibaldi K.33 DuBois B . 48 Dalfonso S . 62 Malone M. 76 Purcell 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 I . 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 Ferrone D .

OLD SCOTCH : TEAM LIST NOT SUPPLIED - CLUB FINED

OLD XAVERIANS Coach : Jack Clarke Res : Tom Fannin g

1 Godsell S 16 Dignan F .

2 Stanley T. 17 Ralph A .

3 Klein F . 18 De Steiger R.

4 Tra!nor F. 19 Curtain F . Woodrug M .5 Bleechmore G. 20 Wilton N(dvc)6 Metzner F. 22 O'Brien Q .7 Denton W. (c) 23 O'SulGvan J.

g Curtam S. U . 24 Tiernan J9 Mc G rath J

. 10 Bourke N 25 Ryan B..11 Greetham G. 26 Frowse F

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12 O'Shaughnessy M. 2$ Cotchett D

. FRowse F_

13 Vale N. 29 Case G

1 Millard S. 30 Armstrong M .15 Atkinson D.(vc)

31 Barry T. 46 Connors M . 61 Honan D .

32 Doqu!le A. 47 Doyle D. 62 McKinnon J .

33 Hillier T . 48 Silk L. 63 Roberts J.

34 Willaton D. 49 Ralph R . 64 Quin A .

35 Carln J . 50 Mclssaacc R . 65 Ongarello A.

36 Flant M . 51 Hart F. 66 Cookesley A.

37 Beattie M. 52 Fricolo A . 67 Quin B.

38 Devine A. 53 Lachal L 68 Callinan A.

39 Reed F . 54 Woodley B. 69 Denison S .40 McNamara C. 55 Lefebrue F . 70 Barmby

41 Conduit F. 56 Dowling G. 70 Barmby F.

42 Camilerri F . 57 Fearson C. 71 Beattie T .

43 Walsh A . 58 Condon S. 72 Bongiorno J .44 Heaphy B. 59 Murphy T. 73 Bowes J .45 Lovelock M. 60 Nunan S . 74 Harkin M.

ORMOND Coach: Res:

Amon M 15 Burke G 33 Lewis K2 Thorne G 16 Eishold R 34 Russell G„ Be a 1~ 7 ~ R A rq c v C .'3F RoarA R„`{,R S.vr ..L~ : Kenn ~1 iy~urphv i. Hill 3. Bourke .4I),,nnell. Nugent. Hellard . Lowe . Auber. BEST : Deveson .5 _rat . Auber, Lowe. Cooke. Hill .

6 7 1 N kNHOE: Morcom 4 . Balcombe 2 . Sed~;ewick 2, Taylor8 P- is . Sharp. McDonald. BEST: Cameron . Boccabella .91-~, %forcom . Freeman. McDonald .10111 flctfans 2.8 7.15 12 .18 17 .21 .12312'i, . Blues 2 .8 2.11 7.14 10.18.7813 r. OLLEGIANS : Trevear 6 . Hoyle 3. Baum 2 . Walker 2 .14' ish. Parsons. Eason . Schmidt . BEST : Griffiths . Wright .--1111s, Tregear. Twigg„ Schmidt .

\IVERSITY BLUES : Macaulav 2 . Bond . Hindle .ST n :;horne. Tyquin, Dallas. Mann, ~u,=ant .l :*hns . BEST :

n,~cr. Nu~ent . MeFarlane. MUnn. Caldwell_kin' itorne.

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14 .15 20,18.13811 _TD BRIGHTON: Thomas 4 . Grant 4 . A . Grant 4, T.1 213 "t 2, Bttrns2 . Woff, Witts. Huttley . Swan Bennett . BEST:14 rant. Lade. Wilson . T . Grant . Woff. Gillon .

1', KILDA : Riddell 5. Gilmore 4 . Avitabile 2 . Capiron 2 .~nta;ine 2 . Buckley . Clinch . Darvell . Fitzroy . White .

1': Riddell, Gilmore . Gillan . Driscoll . Dan~ell, Capiron .

iulfield Gram. 6 5 14.9 19 .15 28 .16.1 8435 7. 8 10 .11 1 8-13.121

auliield Gram. 6.5 14.9 19 .15 28.16.184011 3.5 7.8 10 .11 18.13 .121

(1ULFIELD GRAM . : Kanis 7 . Roseman3, Castles 3 .mtilord 2 . Callil 2. Cooney 2, Scotland 2 . Fish 2 . Hart 2 .;',,]ten . Bond . Anderson . BEST : Fish, Kanis . Sisson,nrlock, Anderson, Felsenthal.

KEW : Filipov 7 . Haralambopoulos 5 . Manley 2 . lames,Walker. F . Haralambopoulos . BEST : Scott . Hayes .Peric . C. Hatralambopoulos . Enrose .

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63 Eishold S

75 Williams G.76 Nial D .77 Frederico J .78 McGrath R .79 Tiernan T .80 Toussaint F.81 Burnes J.82 Tyrrel M .83 Dethridge S .84 Dalton M .85 Crock D.86 Langton M .87 Feppard F .88 Meehan L89 McLoughlin B.90 Nial O .91 O'Sullivan F.92 Feppard W .

THOMASTOWN : McGregor 5 . Assetta 4. Fellows 2 .Farchione 2 . Buller, Harling . Cope, Cummaudo . BEST :Assetta . McGregor. Fellows . Wells .

THERRY : lbt igglesuorth $. Crotty 3 . Taylor3, Donohue3, Bosanko 3 . O'Rourke 2 . Reidy . Weir, Jones. McMahon,Quinn . Matton . BEST : Crotty . Reidy . Eg,n,lestone .Wrigglesworth, Quinn . Mntton .

Hamilton Rovers 4.8 4.9 7 .15 15 .18.108Old ~afley 2 .2 7.4 8.6 12.7 .7 9

HAMPTON ROVERS : Kelly 5. Jones 3, panagiotidis3 .Myers. Blake . Hetherington. Austin. BEST : Wilson . Blake .Jones, Kelly . Capp . Kelly .

OLD HAILEYBURIANS : Gerny3, Robertson 2 . Brewer .Miller. Wilson, Avres. ISoska Gatiand . March. BEST: Santell .Wilson, Gerny, Campbell. Noske, Ayres.

Old Camberwell 4 .2 12.4 16.6 23 .10.148B:myule 6.6 7.8 11.9 17 .10.112

OLD CAMBERWELL : Trist 5, Hod7son 5, Armstrong 3 ,Schwab 3 . McDonell2. Beal . Lane. Schether. Hackett . BE~T :Danks . Brown . Armstrong. Scheiber. Jenkins . Trist .

BANYULE : Doyle 4. Hoare 3 , Legge 3 . ❑ linf;worth 2 .Fraumano 2, Rizk. Anderson. Sutterby . BEST : McKenzie .Coulson. Brockwell . Doyle . Hoare. Anderson.

Monash Blues 3.5 5.12 10.15 14 .17 .101Fawkner 3.1 9.4 15.7 23.9 .147

MONASH BLUES : Hildebrand 2 . Wood 2, Olds 2 . Berii n2 McCormick 2 . Kennedv . Carman, King, Deighton . BEST :McCormick . Deighton. Barker. Bert,in. MeGregor . Olds .

FAWKNER: Korp 6, ould 4. Majerczak 3 . Hoare 2, Stewart2 . Mitchell2. Cropley . Middlemo . Hills . Busst. BEST : Busst .Quld . Burke . Mitchell, Majercz.ak . Korp . Hills .

St . KevinsCoburg

ST. KEVINS: Gross 4. Rowbottom 4 . Sammartino 3 .Sar4;eant 2 . Hannan 2 . Quinlan 2. BEST : Sammartino .Row-bottom. Quinlan- Gross. Quinton_ Hooper.

COBURG : Wood 3, Dc'vlari t Adduci . Black. Cq

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A SECTIONBulleen .-Templestowe v Old ScotchSt. Bernard's v OrmondOld Xaverians v IvanhoeNorth O .B . v CollegiansUniversitv Blues v be La Sall e

B SECTIONOld Brighton v A .J .A .X .St . Kilda CBOC v Ke wCaulfield Gramm . v University Blacksparkside v Old Melburnian sOld Paradians v Marcelli n

C SECTIONSt . Kevin's v Old HaileyburyCoburg v TherryThomastown v BanyuleHampton Rovers v FawknerMonash Blues v Old Camberwel l

D SECTIONM .H .S .O .B . v Old MentoniansBalaclava v North BrunswickWest Brunswick v Power HouseSt. Bede's v Old Ivanho eState Bank v Old Trinit y

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3 Anderson C .4 O'Loughlin D .5 Leonard P.6 Devereux F.7 Williams R .8 Meckiff J .9 Cooke T.

10 Tessier D .11 McDonnell W.12 Conroy M.13 Willet K.14 Rowe C.

17 Bourke B .18 Fisher F .19 Hanrahan B .20 Lake M .21 Deveson M .22 Howes M .23 Maher F. (c)24 Lowe M .25 Nugent D .26 Heard C .27 Hogan D.28 Murphy S . (vc)

31 Dolan M .32 Greene M .33 Dickinson A .34 Rocke F.35 Bromley R .36 Kerin P.37 Wadlron B .38 rawlings D .39 Casey M.40 Hollier D.41 Mitchell-Hill N .43 Harrington D .

E SECTIONPeninsula O .B . v Old CareyElsternwick v University RedsPreston MBOB v F .I .T .O .B .Old Geelong v Bulleen UnitedWilliamstown CYMS v Heatherton

F SECTIONCommonwealth Bank v Monash WhitesA .N .Z . Bank v U .H .S .O .B .Clayton v Latrobe Uni .Doveton SJOC v BrunswickOld Essendon - By e

UNDER 19 ZONE 1Old Ivanhoe v North O .B .St. Bernard's v BanyuleUniversity v BulleemTemplestoweTherry v St . Kevin'sOld Paradians v ThomastownOld Camberwell v Marcellin

UNDER 19 ZONE 2Old Melburnians v Old ScotchDe La Salle v Hampton RoversCollegians v Old HaileyburyMonash University v Old BrightonOld Xaverians v Williamstwon CYMSOrmond v M .H .S .O .B .St . Kilda CBCOB - Bye .

46 Car s „ He`1_.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 GRAMMARIANS Coach : Alan Salter Res : Leigh Robertso n1 Crowe T2 Stewart R3 McDonald M (vc)4 Westwood C5 Boccabella D6 Freeman J7 Donohue T8 Sharp G

10 Kennedy G11 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 GittosF(c)24 Lyons G25 Reinke G26 Shaw K (cr)27 O'Sullivan D

28 Balcombe A 43 Steen D29 Lynn S 47 Woolfe A30 De Dear N 48 Harbour F31 Cameron G (dvc)32 Stewart J33 McDonald C34 Whiting F35 Newnham J36 Matthew J37 Ryan A38 Hoffman D41 Davis B42 Horan A

NORTH OLD BOYS Coach : Jim Durnan Res. : Mat Purcell1 Egan A.2 Johnstone M .3 Atkinson L .4 Cahill A.5 Schmidt M .6 Borcich M .7 Zocco S .8 Busuttil J .9 O'Rourke S.

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

15 Griffin J .16 Hadley M .17 Dore J .19 Considine F.20 Butler F.21 Santavenere 0-22 Marchbank J .23 Ball S .24 Butera D25 Wilson G .26 Hibbert S .27 Atkinson R .28 Byrnes F.29 Millett F .

30 Lynch M . 45 Devine M .31 O'Toole G . 46 Kett F.32 Menotti C . 47 Flynn J .33 DuBois B . 48 Dalfonso S.34 Conti B . 49 Fearse G .35 Edwards D. 50 Baruhas C .36 Fenelly M . 51 Birrell D.37 Sharpe J . 52 Blair F.38 McSweeney D. 53 Tierney J .39 Ryan D. 54 Blair D.40 Turnbull I . 55 Brown G .41 O'Donnell A. 56 Butera A.42 Hyslop J . 57 Geddes W .43 Aminde R. 58 Jordan F .

59 Mairana G . 73 Silvestro S .60 Major S . 74 Crosilla F.61 Kelly T . 75 Tibaldi K.62 Malone M . 76 Purcell M .63 Callaghan F .64 McLaren M.65 Nicholls I .66 Austin C .67 Campbell S .68 Habel G.69 Latsonis J .70 Mooney C .71 Pavlov J .72 Perrone D .

1985

A SECTIONBulleen-Templestowe 6,4 13 .6 21 .10 28 .15.183St. Bernards 2.3 5.5 10.7 13 .10 .88

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Ongaro 8, Delanty 5 . Pace; Palmer 3. Symthe 2, Clark 2 . Asdagi . Farley, Murray .BEST: Sheehan . Gilmore . Delanty, Smythe . Lockhart .Qnt;aro .

ST. BERNARDS: McAllister 3. Gzajko 3. Federico 2 .Gaunt 2 . Burgin . Mona g han, Carey. BEST : McAllister .Sullivan, Gaunt. Czajko . Monaghan . Federico.

Old Xaverians 6.2 13.5 19.9 25 .16 .166Ormond 4.3 9.7 11.14 12.17.89

OLD XAVERIANS : S . Curtain 10 . Carlin 5. Stanley 4.Vale 4, Barry, Metzner. BEST : Metzner, Ryan . Wilton .Berry. Atkinson . Case .

ORMOND : Oaten 3. Mehrten 2. Boyanton 2 . Burke, Tonkin.Eishold . Gilmore, Tobin . BEST : McAsey . Burke, Barnes.Tobin, Boyanton . Ritchie.

Old Scotch 3.3 9.6 16 .11 27.14.176North O .B. 6.5 8.9 12 .13 15.17.107

OLD SCOTCH : Fewster 4. Sherwen 4 . Thompson 4.Bedford 3 . Campbell 3 . Mason 3, Marz 2 . Hodge . Macmillan .Senior, Reddish . BEST : Bedford. Moir, Smith . Kiel . Senior .Reddish .

NORTH O.B . : Edwards 4 . Marchbanks 3. Atkinson 3 .Considine 2 . Busuttil 2 . Hanlon . BEST : Griffin . Dore .Considine, Edwards. Lynch, Cahill .

De La Salie 8.9 1 0.14 16.16 21 .18 .144Ivanhoe 3.1 6.2 9.8 13.16.9 4

DE LA SALLE : Kerin 7 . Murphy 5 . Hill 3 . Bourke .McDonnell . Nugent . Hellard, Lowe. Auber, BEST : Deveson,Nugent, Auber, Lowe . Cooke . Hill .

IVANHOE : Morcom 4 . Balcombe 2 . Sedgewick 2 . Taylor2Davis, Sharp . McDonald . BEST: Cameron . Boecabella .Course, Morcom . Freeman . McDonald .

Collegians 2.8 7.15 12 .18 17.21 .123Univ. Blues 2.8 2.11 7.14 10 .18 .78

COLLEGIANS : Tregear 6, Hoyle 3. Baum 2, Walker 2 .English . Parsons, Eason . Schmidt . BEST: Griffiths. Wright .Parsons. Tregear, Twirg. Schmidt .

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Macaulav 2 . Bond . Hindle .Polkinghorne, Tyquin . Dallas. Mann. N"uvent, .lohns. BEST :SalinFTer. Nugent . McFarlane. Mann. Caldwell,Polkinghorne.

Old Brighton 7.3 13 .10 17 .15 21 .15 .141St. Kilda 3.8 6.10 14 .15 20.18 .13 8

OLD BRIGHTON : Thomas 4. Grant d, A . Grant 4. T .Grant 2 . Burns 2 . Woff. Witts. Huttley, Swan Bennett . BEST:A . Grant . Lade . Wilson . T. Grant . Woff . Gillon.

ST. KILDA : Riddell S . Gilntore 4, Avitabile 2. Cpiron 2,LaFontaine 2 . Buckley, Clinch . Darvell . Fitzrov,aWhite .bEST : Riddell . Gilmore. Gillan . Driscoll . Darvell, Capiron .

Caulfield Gram. 6.5 14.9 19.15 28 .16 .184Kew 3.5 7.8 10.11 18 .13 .121

Caulfield Gram. 6.5 14.9 19 .15 28.16.184Kew 3.5 7.8 1 0 ,11 18.13 .12 1

CAULFIELD GRAM . : Kanis 7, Roseman3 . Castles 3 .Ponsford 2, Callil 2, Cooney 2, Scotland 2, Fish 2 . Hart 2.Scholten, Bond . Anderson . BEST : Fish, Kanis . Sisson.Harlock . Anderson, Felsenthal .

KEW: Filipov 7, Hat .n.Jone

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Blake. . g . one..lones. Kelly, Capp . Kelly .

OLD IIAILEYBURIANS : Gerny 3. Robertson 2. Brewer,Miller. Wilson . Avres. Noske, Garland, March. BEST : Santell .Wilson . Gerny . Campbell, Noske. .Avres.

Old Camberwell 4,2 12 .4 16.6 23 .10 .148Btmvule 6.6 7.8 11.9 17 .10 .112

OLD CAMBERWELL : Trist 5. Hodgson 5. Armstrong 3 .Schwab 3 . McDonell 2 . Beal . Line . Scheiber. Hackett . BE~T :Danks. Brown . Armstrong. Scheiber, Jenkins, Trist .

13ANYULE: Doyle 4. Hoare 3. Legge 3, lllint>,worth 2 .Fraumano 2 . Rizk . Anderson . Sutterbv . BEST : McKenzie .Coulson . Brockwell . Doyle . Hoare . Anderson .

Monash Blues 3.5 5.12 1 0 .15 14.17.101Fawkner 3.1 9.4 15.7 23 .9.147

MONASH BLUES : Hildebrand 2 . Wood 2 . Olds 2. Bergi n2 McCormick 2 . Ketmedv, Carman, King . Deighton. BEST :S4cCormick . Deighton . Barker. Bergin . McGregor, Olds .

FAWKNER: Korp 6 . Ould 4. Majerczak 3 . Hoare 2. Stewar t2 Mitchell 2. Cropley, Middlemo . Hills . Busst . BEST : Busst .Quld . Burke . Mitchell . Majercxak . Korp . Hills .

St . KevinsCoburg

S"I'. KEVINS : Gross 4 . Rowhottom 4 . Sammartino 3 .Sargeant 2. Hannan 2 . Quinlan 2 . BEST : Sammartino .Rowbottom . Quinlan. Gross . Quinton . Hooper .

COBURG : Wood 3. DeMaria . .Adduci, Black . Cu51ey .Jakoviceski, W'oodham . BEST: Jako~~ceski . Cotter . Adduci .Mtuoni . Marulli . Black .

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LAST ROUND'S RESULTS

D SECTIONMHSOB 6.3 9.6 14 .12 23 .16 .154Balaclava 3.7 6.14 14 .16 20 .19 .13 9

MHSOB : Short 5, Maidment4, Todd 4, Phelps3 . Caracos .Menzies, Martin, McLardie, Petersen . Athanasopoulas .Legovich . BEST : Phelps, Martin . Maidment . Legovich .McL•ardie, Menzies.

BALACLAVA : Gregory 4 . Sist 3 . Read 3. Nation 2.McGrath 2 . Follett 2, Breslin . Angwin . Miitze, Monaghan .BEST : Withers . Gregory . Rafferty, Angwm, Miitze, Charman.

West Brunswick 1.4 9.10 14 .14 18.18.126North Brunswick 2 .4 4.7 6.9 7.12 .5 4

WEST BRUNSWICK : Smith 7 . Hall 6, Wilkie 2 . Lampard .Traynor, Rainone . BEST: Baker. Buckley, Casley . Hall .Rainone, Smith .

NORTH BRUNSWICK : Nastos 3 . Fox, De Morton, Scullin .Gibbons . BEST : Cortese. Nicolaides, Gibbon. Hehiz. Scullin .Turchett.

St. Bedes 2.0 3.4 5.5 11 .10.76Old Mentonians 5.4 12.6 20.9 23 .18 .15 6

ST. BEDES : Parks 4, Howe . Fitzgerald 2 . Whitlock, Beasley .Jackson . BEST : Parks. Roberts . Fitzgerald . Elmore, Howe .Connolly .

OLD MENTONIANS : Sciacca 4, Buxton 4. Macquire 3 .Norton 3 . Best 2 . Glue 2 . Connolly, Heath . Newman, Sciacca.Sly . BEST : Newman . Norton . Connolly. Sciacca . Sly.Beynon .

Old Trinity 6.1 12 .7 15 .14 24.16.160Power House 3.1 6.5 9.10 12 .12 .84

OLD TRINITY : BEST : Wardrop . Cowley. Glass . Borghesi .O'Shaughnessy. Adgemis.

POWER HOUSE : Corbett 3, Demir 3, Bourke. Callahan,Corbett . M . Corbett . Stewart . Sykes. BEST : Cook . Corbett .M . Corbett . Desler, Demir. Steinfort .

State Bank 1.3 5.4 8.8 15.11 .101Old Ivanhoe 7.6 11 .13 16 .17 23 .24 .16 2

STATE BANK : Arnephy 4. Jenkins 3 . Murphy 3 . Cloke 2 .Gniel. Reardon, Baere. BEST : Rerden . Kenez. Theodos.Roberts. Keating . Beare.

OLDIVANHOE : La Rosa -5 . Barker4, Hawkin4 . Fallan3 .Puncher 3, Skalber ; 2, Harris. Veal . BEST : Dowell . Harris .Barker . Marshall . Puncher. Veal .

E SECTIONPeninsula O .B. 2.1 4.3 6.5 10.8 .68Elsternwick 3.2 8.7 13 .14 16.18.11 4

PENINSULA O.B . : Davis 3 . Krohn . Marines . Parker .Glover, Sullivan, Wiltshire . Francis . BEST : Marines. Davis .Krohn. McLorinan. Horne . Bedford .

ELSTERNWICK : Mahonv 5. Hill 3, Converv 2 . Ratel 2 .Flynn . Frith . Farrinttton . Higgins . BEST : Bean . Rene .McCooke. Frith . Volpe . Contin .

Preston 5.4 11.6 16 .10 26 .12 .168Univ. Reds 2.2 7 .6 12 .6 16.6 .102

PRESTON : Haysom 9. Hepburn 6. Buhagiar. Finikiridie s2. Kryr;ger2 .O'Brien 2 . Bourke . BEST : De Bono . Thompson .Haysom . Johnstone . Hepburn . Buttifant .

UNIVERSITY REDS : De Thomas4. Hutchins 3 . Jennens2. Hoskins 2 . Steward 2 . Johansen . Godsdschani . Moloney.BEST : Krautil . Hutchins. De Thomasis. Jennens . Canley.Steuard .

Old Carey 7.5 7.7 11.9 1 6 .13.109Old Geelong 5.4 15 .15 18 .19 22.23.155

OLD CAREY : Field 5, Clements 4 . Keppell 2. Blacl: 2,Einda112, Jackson. BEST : Mead . McMahon, Field, Jackson,Brown, Keppell .

Heatherton 8.3 12.5 19.13 28 .15,183FITOB 5.4 10.5 10.8 11 .10,76

HEATHERTON : Reiger 12, Coffey 4, Perkins 3 . Easey 2,̀Rooney 2, Reiger 2, Mott 2. Ryan . BEST : Easey. Reiger,Mott, Heskins, Perkins, Khalil .

F .I .T.O .B. : Boswell 5, Breheny 2. Baird, Cliffe . Mork,,-,Weir . BEST : Boswell, Breheny, Carr, Taylor .

Williamstown 3.1 10.8 15.9 19 .13 .127Bulleen United 3.9 5.12 8.18 13 .23,101

WILLIAMSTOWN : Elliott 6. Irving 4 . Tuck 5, AinslieFletcher, Loton, Van Der Peet. BEST : Fletcher. Seronl;,Henry. Wade, Elliott . Irving .

BULLEEN UNITED : Tymms S . Hocking 4 . Creighton 2,Snape, Dowd. BEST : Creighton . Morley . Snape . Tymms,Flanagan, Connolly.

F SECTION

C'wealth Bank 4.7 11.8 17 .13 20,19.139ANZ Bank 2.4 4.8 6.10 10 .12.7 2

COMMONWEALTH BANK : Gardner 5 . Howell 4 . Grima3, Shacklock. Ashdown 2 . Martin 2, Buttigieg. BEST: Buttit~ic~ .Martin, Carey . Matain, Nicholson . Salla .~ ~

ANZ BANK : Goalkickers, Best players not received .

Clayton 9 .1 15.3 19.7 26.7.163UHSOB 1.1 3.4 6.8 12 .12 .84

CLAYTON: Goalkickers. best players not received.U .H .S.O.B . : Goalkickers. best players not received.

U .H .S .O.B : Bain 4. Flavel 3 .

U .H .S.O .B . : Cattanagh 5. Palmer 2 . Marshall 2, McKenzie,DeKoning. Zanin. BEST : Ferguson. Kufner . Lugg. McKenzie,Zinin . Catanagh ,

St. Johns 6.1 15.2 29.6 38 .15.243Monash Whites 3 .5 6.6 9.12 15 .14.104

ST. JOHNS : Goalkickers . best players not received .MONASH WHITES : Ellery 3. Gemmola 3 . Swan 3 . Waters

3. Donnelly . Graham, Maki-is . BEST : Crocker. Gemmola,Swan . Waters. Brooker . Ellery .

ST. JOHNS: Goalkickers.

ST. JOHN'S : Goalkickers . best players not received .

Old Essendon 3.6 10.13 15 .20 27 .30.192Latrobe Univ. 2.6 4.8 6.11 6 .11 .47

OLD ESSENDON : Jarratt 7 . Wilson 5, Searle 3 . Bowen 3 .Bilby 2 . Downward 2 . Price 2 . Bishop 2 . Lutterschmidt .BEST: Searle. Jarratt . Bilby . Price . Dow. Allan .

LATROBE UNIVERSITY: Goalkickers . best players notreceived .

DovetonLatrobe Univ .

DOVETON : Goalkickers. best players not received .LATROBE UNIVERSITY : Best goalkickers . best players

not received.

DOVETON : Mallon 10 . Green 9 . Evre 6. Ashwood 3 .Charles 3 . Johnston 3. Corhiick . Ahdore . McWilliams .Westerman . BEST : Team Effort .

14 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985

LAST ROUND*S RESULTS

A RESERVE SECTION

Bulleen-Temp. 1.0 4.3 9.6 11.7 .73

St, Bernards 7.0 10.5 13.5 18.7 .11 5

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE: Fib 2, Es p enschied 2, Miles

~•tev re ,Rice

. Walton. Gilmore . BEST: Espenschied .

L4ST.BERNARDS : Goalkickers, best players not received

.

Old Xaverians50.1 2. 4.5 9.7 13.9 16.2 108Ormond

OLD XAVERIANS : Heaphy 2 . Mclsaac . McNamara,~IaGrath, O'Brien. BEST : McGrath . Ralph . Walsh . Millard,

l rcdedco . McNamara .

ORMOND : Fisher 4 . Hack 3 . Schucraft 3 . Singleton 2 .

lr. BEST: Davine, Forsyth . Milner.

Trj~bu~~ft ~Peterng, Hack.

North O .B. 6.5 8 .6 13 .8 14 .10.94

Old Scotch 0 .3 5.10 6.12 7.16.58

NORTH O .B .: Funari 6. Sarato 5, Zumbo 3. Adorno 2 .

~urrilli 2 . Mcllroy 2 . Siluca 2, Zamanis 2, Turcinouka 2 .

lnfantino . Morse . BEST : Siluca . Morse, Zamanis, Currie.

ti : ;bato, Zumbo .

OLD SCOTCH : Fenton 2. Matthews 2 . McNab. Woods .

IIiU . BEST : Grigg. McNab . Letts. Beck . Fenton .VtacMillan .

De La Salle 2:Ivanhoe 3 3.7 5 .12 9 .12 .66

DELA SALLE: Schnerring 2, Elliott 2 . Kinsella2, Hanrahan .1 valdron, O'Loughlin. BEST: Kinsella, Hanrahan . Schnerring.Lake. Heard . Bar ry .

IVANHOE : Lyons 2 . Woolfe 2 . Kennedy . Lloyd . Steen,Warren . BEST : Aristotle . Warren . Reinice. Whiting .Dulevskis, Kennedy.

University Blues 3 .3 7.7 10.8 10.12 .72Collegians 4.2 5.4 10.5 11 .7.73

UNIVERSITY BLUES: Rosidis 2 . Hickey 2, Atkins 2 .Banover 2, Mitchell, Walsh . BEST : Atkins. Hickey. Rosidis .Christie . Scales . Frost .

COLLEGIANS : Roberts 6 . Watson 2 . Pollock . Godfrey .t :;n Twest. BEST: Pike . Panjkov. Lawrence . Guy. O'Sullivan .Swan .

B RESERVE SECTION

Old Brighton 4.1 6.3 6.5 7 .648St. Kilda CBOC 3.2 10.8 3.12 17 .13,11 5

OLD BRIGHTON : Shaw 2. Verschuur. Cochran, Hillier .Jones, Wood . BEST: Jones. Tapp. Biasci . Cowling . Hillier .Gartner.

ST . KILDA : FOrehan 5, Graham 4, Jennings 2, Howard .Long, Ranieri, Stewart, Thynne. Gilmore . BEST : Broadhead .Graham, Forehan, Stewart . Howard, Thynne .

Caulfield Gram. 1.4 5.8 8.11 12.13 .85Kew 6.4 12.8 14.3 18.9 .117

CAULFIELD GRAM . : Barker 3. Glossop 3 . Voyage 2 .Sleeman 2, Dale, Kellner. BEST: Bendall, Thomson . Voyage .Glossop, Anderson, Sweetland.

KEW : Btassil4, Ryland 3. Portelli 2. Bowman 2, Salerno 2,Perno 2, Kiriakou 2, Holding. BEST : Papas . Salerno . Brassil.Collind . Portelli . Bowran .

Parkside 2.2 8.5 10.9 12 .11 .83A .J .A .X. 1 .1 2.3 3.4 4.5 .29

PARKSIDE : Sherlock 2, Sweenev 2 . Heaver 2, Bastow 2.Ridd 2, Griffiths, Irwin . BEST : Poyntz . Griffiths . Cowell.Heaver. Soligo. Ridd .

A,J .A .X . : Roth 2, Komornik, Sharpe . BEST : Rosner .Roseman . Komesarook . Segal . Roth, Sharpe .

Marcellin 1.2 3 .2 7.4 10.5.65Uni. Blacks 2.2 7.6 11 .10 14.11 .95

MARCELLIN : Petroff 5, Maher 2, O'Callaghan, Alphonso .Boemo . BEST : Maher. Ohehir. O'Callaghan, R . O'Callaghan .Hanrahan, Petroff.

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Coker 4, Dennis 3, Warren 3 .Fahroedin 2 . Bearham, Pryor. BEST : Hyett, Pryor, Coker .Dennis, Gannon . Warren .

Old Paradians 2.4 7.7 11.9 14.9 .93Old Melburnians 1 .2 5.4 5.5 6.6,42

OLD PARADIANS : Jones 4 . Crowley 3, Pritchard 3 .McMahon . Buhagiar . Atta, Hammond . BEST : Jones, Atta .Perryman, Mclnerny, Caddy . McMahon .

OLD MELBURNIANS : Holyman 2 . Taylor 2 . Griffiths,McKay. BEST : Sweet . Baldwin . Freeman, Bult, Daddo,Taylor.

C RESERVE SEC'I'I®N

St. Kevins 15.13.103Coburg 9.7 .6 1

ST. KEVINS: Fry 4, Nettleford 3, Snell 3, Griffin . Whelan.Waters, Mulchay . Crohan . BEST: Griffin . Fry . Snell,Nettlefold . Hawkins.

COBURG : Collins 3, Hackney 2. Patterson 2, Nicholson.Bilston . BEST : Hackney. Guarnacet, Kilner. Meloni, Collins,Liddle .

Thomastown 4.8 8.9 13 .12 14.12 .96Therry 1.1 6.4 9.7 11.9 .7 5

THOMASTOWN : Gleeson 5, Flinn 3, Leiper 2. Sebah 2 .Fleming, Kyroussis . BEST: Flinn Sebah, Gleeson . Jenkins.

THERRY : Murcutt 3, Fisher 2. Howe 2. Falchk . Hall,Ransome. Galea . BEST : Dillon, Ransome . Eastmure, GaleMurcutt . Cartwright .

Ham ton Rovers 5.3 9.7 15.9 20 .11 .131Old ~ailevburv 3.1 5.6 6.6 6.8 .4 4

HAMPTON ROVERS: Blair 5. Devola 4, Navmoff 2 .Kelly 2, Watkins 2, Jasiewicz. Baker . Pryor. Stewart, Holstock .BES'I' : Stewart. Bird, Rogerson . Pavlou, Blair. Gabsch .

OLD HAILEYBURIANS : Gilchrist . Hicks, Wise .Mountford, Brown, Poole . BEST : Ladds . Hicks . Mountford,Brown, McVilly . Dunstan .

Old Camberwell 4.0 9.5 11.5 14.8.92Banyule 1.5 5.6 8.9 10.9.69

OLD CAMBERWELL : Moran 4 . Struchan 3 . Rogers 3 .Iles 3, Wells 2 . BEST : Strachan . Rogers. Stapleton . Dance .Hudson, Neilson .

BANYULE : Hobba 4, Dunn 2, Muir 2. Turner . Barry .Walle, Foster. BEST: Hobba, Gillies . Barry- Short, Walle .Foster.

Monash BluesFawkner

1 .3 2.5 5.1 7.7 .492.4 6.7 10.9 14 .11 .95

MONASH BLUES : Giles 2 . Aivaliotis 2. Hanson . Andritsos.Forbes . BEST : Hayes . Stout . Garde. Tivey, Connelly .Hanson .

FAWKNER : Terry 5 . Wilson 2, Gray 2, Profenna . Tyrants .Scott. Gosewinckel, Antoci . BEST : Livingstone . Gray .Dehenin . Booth, Busst, Terry. Birdo.

THE AMATEI IR FOOTBALLER - 1985 15

MHSOB 2.4 6.7 9.10 12 .12 .84Balaclava 3.3 6.4 10.7 14.7 .91

M .H .S .O.B . : Quaife 2, Boyce 2. Greatorex 2, Graham 2 .Roach . Schliefert . BEST : O'Connor. Zouthous. Newton .Boyce, Anastasakis . Graham .

BALACLAVA: Drinan 4 . Patterson 3, Scicluna 2 .Austerberrv 2 . Spalding 2 . Thompson . BEST : Patterson .Spalding . Oaten . Thompson . Drinan . Austcrberry.

West Brunswick 2.5 6.15 7.19 9.23 .77North Brunswick 2 .2 3.4 6.6 7.6 .48

WEST BRUNSWICK : Monger 3 . Laurence. Brit-„;s .Fitzsimmons. Robertson, Johnstone. Curtin . BEST : Clegt; .Fitzsimmons. Guatta, Johnstone, Monger. Taylor .

NORTH BRUNSWICK : Rooney 2 . Gabrielle . Dowsett .Trotter . Brkke, Lekkas . BEST : Goss . Trotter. Carlyon .Cannon. Smmartino.

St. Bedes 1.2 2.4 3.5 4.8.32Old Mentonians 4.5 11 .10 20.13 29 .16 .190

ST. BEDE'S : Wailtht, Mooney, Arqent . BEST : Rocke.Argent . Brown . Brvant . Moonev .

OLD MENTONIANS : ;vlever7 . Jaekson 5, Vines 3, Burns3. Erickson 3, O'Callaghan 3 .'Reardon . Simondson. Dickson.Barrett . Petch . BEST : Sargent, O'Toole. Jackson, Meyer.Beasley . Kelly.

Old Trinity 7.6 10.8 11.9 14 .13 .97Power House 0.1 5,4 7.6 8 .7-55

POWER HOUSE : Lucas 2 . Stod :;ell 2 . Angeli . Grant .Miller. Zaffino. BEST : Zaffino . Stavrinos. Lucas . Stewart .Mc)ntyre, Grant .

OLD TRINITY : vS. Kenneth 4 . Lewicki 2. Cash .Beer. Carnegie. BEST :Been Taylor. Tresilcock . Collinson,Davey. Margetts .

State Bank 4.2 10.4 13.5 18.5.113Old Ivanhoe 4.2 8.4 9.8 12 .12 .84

STATE BANK- Bartlingd . Murray 4. Wabbis3 . Haves 3 .Eastwood. Arnold_ Dinbv . BEST : B

ELSTERNWICK PARK MATCHES 1985

April 13 North Old Boys v Old ScotchApril 14 University Blues v CollegiansApril 20 Power House v St . Bede'sApril 27 A.N.Z. Bank v U.H.S .O.B .May 4 Old Essendon v Doveton SJOCMay 11 Peninsula O .B. v Bulleen UnitedMay 18 Old Mentonians v State BankMay 25 Monash Whites v Latrobe

June 2 Caulfield Grammar v Old BrightonJune 15 Elsternwick v Preston MBO BJune 22 Coburg v St . Kevin' s

June 29 - July 6 AAFC Carniva lRemainder of matches will be announced as the season progresses .

1985 REPRESENTATIVE MATCHES16th AAFC CARNIVAL

JUNE 30 to JULY 6at ELSTERNWICK PARK

June 30 Tasmania v South AustraliaVictoria v Western Australi a

July 1 Victoria (2)(C,D,E,F) v New South Wale s

July 3 Western Australia v South AustraliaVictoria v Tasmania

July 4 Combined Universities v New South WalesVictoria (2) v Combined Defence Forces (Vic )

July 6 New South Wales v Combined Defence Forces (Vic)Tasmania v Western Australi aVictoria v South Australi a

June 9 VFA v VAFA at PrestonJuly 14 VCFL v VAFA at Mildura

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Cicr-tin, Old XaveriansBulleen-Templestowe

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;,i. . North O.B .n, Old Scotch

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De La SalleCollel,tan s

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KewIlian, ;, , ParksideII :! .alambopoulos. Kew

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C SECTIONFawkner

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Il~~~ .cll, Conunomceulih Bank

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A RESERVE SECTIONFisher. Ormond 14)Roberts, Collegians tfi)Funari, N .O .B. (6)Such ucroft, Ormond (31Sarato, N .O.B. (SiElliott- De La Salle (2 )

B RESERVE SECTIONForeham . St . Kild aPetroff, MereellinGraham . St. KildaBrassil . KewCoker,Univ. BlacksJones . Paradians

C RESERVE SECTIONTerry . Fawkn rBlair . Hampton RoversGleeson, ThomastownDevola . HamptonHobba . BanyuleMoran . Old CamberwellFlinn. ThomastownMurcutt . TherryCollins . Coburf;

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E RESERVE SECTIONBest . Presto nWommersley, HeathertonCook . ElsternwickHands . Old CaresRamsay . ElstertmvickSocloniaco . Williamstm~ n

F RESERVE SECTIONKeatin}, . Commonwealth Ban kMilton, Comnionvcalth BankSah•atore- ,'Vlonash BluesBuce. Monnsh BluesHoh . 49onash BluesScully. Commomveulth Ban k

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