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Riverina Football League premiers Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong last Sunday toppled from the top rung of the 1985 premiership ladder and a desperate struggle is about to commence for

this season's minor premiership title. The Lion's place as the·competition front

runner has been taken up by the Coolamon Grasshoppers, who were able to score a comfortable win at the expense of the Lions last Sunday to move into the leader's role.

With Ariah Park-Mirrool's loss to Griffith, the final four may now be set with Coolamon, Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong, Narrandera and the Wagga Tigers likely to continue playing through to September.

Hans Heystraton's Bomber's will stage a last ditch stand today to try and force a passage back toward the final four when they played host to the Tigers, but even the most ardent Bomber supporters will realise that the task at hand will not be an easy one.

The Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong Lions also realise the threat off ailing even further down the ladder when they travel to Wagga to play Turvey Park.

With two successive losses, confidence in the Lion's den has slipped and to add to the problems the side is without several key players due to injury.

The Bulldogs position on the ladder is nothing brilliant itself, but Turvey Park are bound to lift, as they always do, when confronted by GanmainGrong Grong-Matong.

In another anticipated feature clash, Coolamon will be looking to stay on top of the ladder and to add to their already impressive winning sequence when they play at home against Narrandera.

Narrandera is one of only two sides to have defeated the Grasshoppers, handing them out a huge "hiding" in the first round encounter.

The other side to have performed that feat, Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong were given their replay last Sunday and Coolamon coach, Neil Fleming, will undoubtedly have some special reminders of his team's first round thrashing to "Gup" the side for today's confrontation.

It certainly wasn't the Lions day at Coolamon last week as they also tasted defeat in the Second XVIII . .. for the first time since winning the flag last September.

The Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong Under 19's side remains the only undefeated combination in all grades throughout the league. They have . recorded twelve wins and a draw in the thirteen rounds so far decided.

◄ COVER: But where is the,ball? From left: Coolamon's Andrew Pattison, Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong's Greg Menzies, Glenn Carroll of the Hoppers and Lions' Rodney Crouch are all chasing in last Sunday's RFL match at Kindra Park, Coolamon.

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Round 13: W L D For Ag % Pts

COOLAMON ........ 11 2 · 1460 1409 103.6 44 GANMAIN-G.G.-M .... 10 3 · 1775 1095 162.1 40 NARRANDERA .... 10 3 · 1524 1258 121.1 40 WAGGA .............. 9 4 · 1751 1203 145.5 36 AriahPark-Mirrool 8 4 1 1372 1261 108.8 30 Griffith................ 6 7 - 1387 1387 105J 24 Ardlethan ... ......... 4 8 1 1180 1592 74.1 18 Turvey Park.......... 4 9 - 1392 1518 91.6 16 E.W.-Kooringal .... 3 10 - 1160 1511 76.7 12 Leeton .. ..... .. ........ - 13 - 1029 1866 55. l 0

Round 13: For Ag % Pts

GANMAIN-G.G.-M ........... 1700 605 280.9 48 WAGGA .......................... 1544 583 264.8 40 COOLAMON ................... 1207 998 120.9 36 TURVEY PARK ................ 1071 926 115.6 32 Narrandera ...................... 947 1025 92.3 28 Griffith ............................ 856 1043 82.0 24 Leeton ............................ 944 1397 67.5 20 E.W.-Kooringal ................ 778 1305 59.6 16 Ariah Park-M ................... 902 1314 68.6 12 Ardlethan ........................ 733 1486 49.3 4

Round 13: For Ag % Pts

GANMAIN-G.G.-M. .......... 1449 434 333.8 50 TURVEY PARK ................ 1116 502 222.3 40 LEETON......................... 978 606 161.3 36 GRIFFITH ....... ................ 877 601 145.9 36 Wagga . .. .. ... ... ... .... .. .. .. . .. . 644 724 88.9 30 Narrandera . .. . .. .. . . .. .. . .. . .. .. 533 668 79 .7 28 Coolamon .. .. . .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. . . . 644 1134 56. 7 20 Ardlethan . .. .. .... ........... .... 346 961 36.0 12 Ariah Park....................... 328 1285 25.5 8 E.W.-Kooringal do not field U19 side

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Award winners were: Isis: Breusts Pewter, Mick Ziebell; North side Sports Vouchers, Richie Rohin~on and Steve Absolum; 2nds Rreusts Pewter, Graeme .\1cCraig; North• side Sports Voucher, Brendan Harrington; '.\1ick Hale T-Shirl, Ken ..\icPhcrson.

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With the return or a few play• ers from injurv the Stars took the field with their mo~t settled line up for weeks and got away to a magnificent start, at one stage leaaing by 8 goals. With all the Stars playing like men possessed it seemed a case of how far, bu1 to their credit Leeton came back Mrongly and the second half showing not much between the two sides. The win should do wonders for team morale and we should see a (ew more wins before the seasons end. Rod McDermott award winner.1 were Brian Rayment, Michael Davies, Shaun Quade, Kevin Williams and Paul McClimock.

The Reserves put in just about their best effort for the season and with an ounce of ·luck could have won. Don't leave that form at home fella's, a repeat dose of 1hat and you'll have a win. Bowl• ing Club award winners were Dennis Carroll, Wayne Tucker, Paul Horan, Paul Passlow and David Kclhcar.

Althoupi well beaten on the scoreboard the Under 19 s were certainly not disgraced. It makes it a lot easier when you help each other boys and if you put it togerher for four quarten; instead of two, a win won't be far away. London Hotel Award winners were David Currie, Murray Fos-

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The U19s started the day off on the right note for the Redlegs at Ardlethan with a good team effort to dull the Stars and win very comfortably. The Bolton Pest of the Week was split between Peter Celi

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James Seymour, Graham Armstrong and Andrew Soley.

The 2nd XVIII, after bolting away from the Stars, nearly let it slip but fought back in the last quarter and got home by a mere three points. Thankyou to Graham Armstrong, James Plunkett, Steve Roe and Phill Mason for doubling up from the 19s. David Lang won the Wades Pharmacy Brute of the Week and was closely followed by Glen Heath, Garry Whymark, Graham Armstrong and Brian McKellar.

The Seniors lost it in one quarter once again, or should I say the first 20 minutes of the second quarter, where the Stars kicked 7 goals before we could score and that's where the difference lied for the remainder of the game. Also inaccuracy in front of goal was a contributor to the result, 14.14 (28 shots) to 18.10 (28) equal shots but 20 points difference. Good performers were turned in by Boofa (B.O.G.), Greg Cattel, Dave Meline, Steve Turner, Graham Henman and Barry Lang. Lloyd Pilkington Shirt award winner was Greg Cattel.

This week we welcome the Swans to the Showground, so let's singe a few feathers.

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cockles of the heart like a swig of firey rum. The battles began on a sour note when several of the selected players in the Thirds didn't bother to front which

GREEN, WHITE v put an impossible burden on the rest, A pretty poor effort that, Neverthe

less those who played battled bravely against overwh;lming odds and were far from disgraced. Popeye Tilyard, (Danny Farrell's protegy) who's starting to look like he's just swallowed a hot air balloon, threw his not inconsiderable frame lustily threw the packs while Pat Sutton had a boomer of a game on the ball .

The great surprize was the tremendous victory by the Seconds who played with the fanatical desperation of Stumpy ·and Chocka in a nightclub packed with love hungry females, and this paved the way for the seniors later on. Moonie Armstrong, who had actually dreamed that he'd win the pewter displayed the blistering pace and acrobatic skills expected from such a slender, lithe, supple and finely tuned athlete to kick six match winning goals . There we are Moon, I don't necessarily have to mention that vast mound of flesh of yours.

The Dinner for Two was won by Garry Kew whose handling skills of late (with .only one good arm) have been as sure as a Moscow circus juggler while 'Fosters' Farrell with those rotund little legs pumping like pistons ran the ball out of the backline with all the zest of a freshly scrubbed Mallee bull .

The odds about Coolamon winning eight games on the trot and achieving undisputed top spot a~ter those two early annihilations were about the Crown Jewells to a Woolworths bangle. Yet a combination of persistency and dedication has enabled us to reap the rewards. Against the Lions, revenge was sweet but we must not lose sight of the fact that there is a long way to go and the big games are still in front of us.

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Our team continued their excellent form from previous weks to completely outclass an inex- · perienced East Wagga-Kooringal team. We dominated BLUE, GOLD v the match after half time because we were first to the loose ball and use it effectively.

A ward winners were brothers Rus and John Durnan, Ian Bloomfield and Mark Quilter.

The Reserves kept alive their faint hopes of contesting the final series with a determined win. They took control of the match after half time and were never headed. Award winners were Darren Sibraa, Steve Gehringer and Neil Siebel.

Today it's Coolamon, a big test for our team. We will be able to guage our chances by their performance and if they are a premiership threat. . We will have to become consistent four quarter performers and not one quarter wonders if we wish to defeat good teams.

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football. Our football coincided with the day. The First Grade was a debacle, from playing premiership style of football one week to schoolboys style thge

GRi~~~~iM, next. Where as Griffith handled GOLD LETTERING the slippery ball to perefection,

we fumbled and slipped our way around the ground. The pressure is really on us now, but every supporter knows that you are capable of being there in September. Good players were hard to find, but Glen Bell put in for the hard ball all day, Joe Box in his return to the club; Ross McKenzie who has a big pair of boots to fill at fullback but is doing it well; Tom Jones and Geoff Fairman.

The Seconds hung in till half time, but weakened in the second half. A big thank you to the Third Qraders who doubled up and done a good job. Good players were Steve Maguire, Warrigal, Brian Prentile and Tony O'Bryan.

The Third Graders once again battled it out against a very tall Griffith side, but never gave in. Best players were Brett Prentice, Brian Prentice, Brian Gordon and Brian Gayner.

rhis week it's the Tigers, so lets start our climb back to the four and beat the flag favourites.

SENIORS 1. Tom JONES 2. A. BELL 3. B. JOHNSTONE 4. G. HADDRILL 5. G. TAGLIABLE 6. J. BOX 7. W. HENNESSY 8. T. HADDRILL 9. P. MANNING

10. G. BELL 11. G. RYALL 12. M. FISHER 13. S. FRENCH 14. P. BREUST 15. R. FISHER 16. N. FAIRMAN 17. R. DANIHER 18. G. O'BRIEN 19. I. GORDON 20. J. GORDON 21. S. MAGUIRE 22. D. PEACOCK 23. R. McKENZIE

24. S. COLWILL 25. H. HEYSTRATEN 26. G, PEACOCK 27. JOHN RYALL 28. PAUL DUNN 29. B. GAYNOR 30. J. FAIRMAN 31. G. GAYNER 32. V. GAYNER 33. C. BREUST 34. T. O'BRY AN 35. L. MAGUIRE 36. P. SHORT 37. M. REES 38. J. McLEAN 39. R. HADRILL 40. P. REES 41. L. WALKER 49. G. FAIRMAN 65. A. WALKER 50. P. MAGUIRE 56. M. GOODE 57. B. GORDON

UNDER 19s I. T. O'BRY AN 10. S. WENDT 2. J. BRYCE 11. M. WALKER 3. C. CHALMERS 12. V. GAYNOR 4. M. SEYMOUR 13. B. GAYNOR 5. A. PARNELL 14. B. GORDON 6. G. WALKER 15. C. VEARING 7. D. SCHMETZER 16. G. MANGELSDORF 8. P. REES 17. P. MAGUIRE 9. B. PRENTICE

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1. H. VAN DE BEEK 28. D. HORGAN 2. A. SNOWDEN 29. D. LARWOOD 3. J. WILLIS 30. M. LEVITT 4. S. BANCE 31. D. KEANE 5. P. JOHNSON 32. Z. SEPAROVICH 6. A. CROKE 33. B. SHERIDEN 7. C. ALLEN 34. S. WALLS 8. B. ROWE 35. A. PARR 9. R. PIEPER 36. P. POULOS.

10. R. CARROLL 37. D. OAKS 11. P. OSBEISTON 38. S. WILLS 12. P. ROLLASON 39. P. GREGURKE 13. W. JOVANOVICK 40. S. ALLEN 14. G. PIEPER 41. G. MARTIN 15. A. GAYNOR 42. A. LYONS 16. P. WILLIAMS 43. D. GREGURKE 17. J. BANNISTER 44. M. WALKER 18. M. DENTON 45. P. TINNOCK 19. R. COLVIN 46. M. HOFERT 20. P. COLLINS 47. T. POSSELT 21. C. CHAMBERLAIN 48. B. LALLY 22. B. HICKEY 49. C. SETON 23. D. BROWN 50. C. JAMIESON 24.· D. COMMERFORD 51. M. McDONNELL 25. B. OUGH 53. A. BUCKHORN 26. D. LOUTTIT 54. P. GREENWOOD 27. D. HALBISCH 55. W. LOECHEL

56. M. BYRNE

UNDER 19s 1. P. TIMOTHY 2. G. NELSON 3. C. COOK 4. J. McINTYRE 5. M. TOSHA CH 6. R. WINTLE 7. P COMERFORD 8. R. BREWER 9. G. MARLOW

10. D. BREUST ll. G. HORSLEY 12. S. MEAKER

13. C. BREUST 14. A. EGAN 15. L. EGAN 16. N. RAVA 17. D. JOHNSTONE 18. R. WILLIS 19. R. BURNS 20. J. FITZGERALD 21. B. RAVA 22. C. DALLAS 23. T. AYSCOUGH 24. M. SMERDON

homework to do but can quite YEL~~~ASH

easily slip into the four if they set their minds to it.

Award winners were as follows - 1st XVIII: Red Steer Dinner, Zane 'Vege' Saparovich; Workout Pewter to Peter 'Tank' Gregurke. 2nd XVIII: Allonville Dinner to Brendon Hickey; Speed Shop Pewter to Phil 'Dolby' Collins.

Picked up only one quip this week: "I'll be here when the dong goes".

Congratulations go to Ian Hawke for making the Combined High Schools State side.

Don't forget coming events: Sunday, 11th August there will be a Car Rally finishing at Wimpy's. There will be a barbecue and refreshments provided. On Friday, 23rd August another function will be held at the clubrooms. More about that later.

Well today is grand final day. Grand final for Ariah Park and a chance for us to cement a place in the four. Not bad stakes. How about it fellas?!!

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In a day of mixed fortunes for the club, Turvey took on the Tigers at Robertson Oval. In the main game, Tigers got the jump in the first charge , to lead 7 goals to to points. From that point on the game became a mad scramble. The Milton's Gear votes went to Hawkie on 8 votes, with Greg Tooze polling 7.

Hawkie also won the Mug from the Hill Family and put it to good use.

In the Reserves game, Wagga jumped our boys again 18.16.124 to 5.4.34. It was a disappointing result as, along with all grades next week we.play the league leaders. Steve Roest won the mug donated by Melbourne Tractor Spares and Dave Butler scored the votes in the ACI award.

The 3rds defeated Wagga hansomely 13.17.95 to 3 .3.21. The socks and towel awards donated by Mr and Mrs Nye were won by Johnna Donohue and D . Brambly respectively, while the Mullins Award was taken out by Wally Shaw.

A big congratulations are due to Stewie, Mattie Gale, Chris Masterson and Stapo on their Carroll Cup finals performance at Robertson Oval last Tuesday. The boys are up and comers in the club, and all show great promise.

Let's get our heads down and ar-- up this week and come home winners!!!

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1. F. BAIN (c) 30. R . SUTTON 2. G. CARROLL 31. M. RAPLEY 3. P . ANDERSEN 32. W. McMULLEN 4. T. NESS 33. G. SPRATT 5. T . OWEN 34. G . CLARK 6. B. HAWKE 35. D. McNEIL 7. C. PATTISON 36. M. GALE 8. S. MARKS 37. D. DUGGAN 9. G . LAWSON 38. D. LAWSON

10. G . BUTTON 39. R. GEALE 11. P. DANIHER 40. C. MASTERSON 12. G. HARRISON 41. N. MONAHAN 14. P. O'DONNELL 42. C. HOFFMAN 15. M. PURCELL 43. W. ROBERTSON 16. G. TOOZE 44. C. ELLIS 17. S. ROEST 45 . F . ARROWSMITH 18. M. COX 46. P . ANGEL 19. D . CHARLTON 47. M. MARSHALL 20. s. cox 48. P. McCORMACK 21. M. McFADDEN 49. B. MAVER 22. D . BUTLER 50. C. PARMENTER 23. T . McGREGOR 51. J. ROBERTSON 24. J. CARROLL 52. J . BYRNE 25. A. BARTHOLMEW 53. C. HANNABUS 27. D. McFADDEN 54. R . LUCAS 28. D. DESIALL Y 55. G. HUBBARD 29. P. KILFOYLE

UNDER 19s 1. P. BYRNES 14. S. CRAPP 2. B. GRENTELL 15. C. HODGES 3. M . GALE 16. C HOWE 4. C. MASTERSON 17. C. HOLLIS 5. G . SHEPPHERD 18. B. BYRNES 6. S. STAPLETON 19. J . DONOHUE 7. R. QUADE 20. G. PURCELL 8. A . ROBERTS 21. M. WAKEFIELD 9. A . THORPE 22. B. FALK

10. C. STEWART 23 . R. KRAUSE 11. A. PRICE 24. P. BRADY 12. I. SHEPPHERD

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2. L. GIBSON 29. G. CARROLL 3. D. HOWE 30. W. DUNNE 4. R. O'CONNOR 31. B. CARROLL 5. M. FRASER (C/C) 32. W. NORTON 6. D. CARROLL (VC)33 . D. McKAY 7. J. STEELE 34. J. RUSSELL 8. P. TURNER 35. R. WALL 9. D. WALSH 36. B. WINTER

10. V. CARROLL 37. P. HARRIS 11. T. MERKEL 38 . M. QUINN 12. M. CARROLL 39. Paul CARROLL 13. L. KERR 40. B. WALSH 14. M. O'DONNELL 41. D. McCLINTOCK 15. M. WINTER 42. D . FITT 16. G. EVANS 43. D . MILNE 17. M. WALSH 44. S. MENZIES 18. R. O'REILLY 45 . G . SYMONS 20. B. McPHERSON 46. P. WALSH 21. B. GAWNE 47. G . SCHNOEGL 22. A. CORBETT 48. D . HARRIS 23. R. CROUCH 49. G . BRILL 24. J. SHEPHERD 50. G. FENNESSY 25. P. EISENHAUER 51. P. HATTY 26. G. MENZIES 52. P. KELLY 27 . B. KERR 53. M. RUSSELL 28 . K. STEWARD 54. A. MANDERSON

UNDER 19s 52. S. LENON 53. D. COX 54. J . BRILL 56. T. RYAN 58. J. GAWNE 60. T. cox 61. S. PARMENTER 62. T. REIHER 63. P. IRVINE 64 . P. RICHARDSON 65. A . IRVINE 66. D. SHEPHERD

67. Phil CARROLL 68. G. RAVA 69. P. CORBETT 71. L. WINTER 72. A. QUINN 73. R. KEMBER 74. I. RICHARDSON 75. C. BRYON 77. D. LOGAN 78. D. CARROLL 79. P . DILLON 80. M. STEELE

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We flayed one quarter of good footbal and the balance was a pretty poor effort against the Greens. Bernard Winter showed them all how to do it winning the Sports Club Award from brother Mick with David Carroll winning the Broilers Cup from Phil BLUE s~'b°uLDERS, ha tty . The Miltons Gear A ward votes GOLD CREST went: 3 Mick Winter, 2 Brendan Car-roll, 1 Bernard Winter , making Mick Winter and Dennis Walsh joint leaders on 13 votes each.

The Reserves, although having ten out injured in first and reserves, put in a shocker to lose their unbeaten title . Mark Russell won the Bowling Club Award with Barry Walsh winning the Social Club Pewter.

Once again the Under 19s had an easy win, but face their big test against the Bulldogs today. Anthony Corbett won the 4 Hotels award from David Cox and Paul Richardson .

Players 100 Club winner was Russ Smith. The Silver Circle Draw 10 went to: 342 H. Murrell, 327 Coke Ryan, 288 Glen & Maree Evans, and 72 Mrs. Rose Manglesdorf.

All ladies (and lasses) are reminded that there is an Auxiliary Meeting on Thursday, August 1 at 2.30 p.m. to discuss arrangements for the Show catering. The Social Clubs games night last Friday was a great success with the large crowd really enjoying the novelty night . The next function of the Social Club is on Sunday, August 4 with a do in the Ganmain Hall in aid of Miss Wagga entrant Fiona Carroll, featuring the popular band 'Plastered Ducks'. Entry fee only $5 for what promises to be a great night. . This week the Bulldogs and a win is a must to stop up m the top two.

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FIRST GRADE (Round13): Je~s~ Total

A. Vanderfeen (EWK) .. . . . . .. .. 4 54 B. Allen (Coolamon) ............. 5 44 V. Hugo (N arrandera) . . . . . . . . . . . 6 43 M. Winter(Gan.GG.M.) ....... 3 43 K. Williams ( Ardlethan) .. .. . .. .. 6 42 W. McLoughlin (Coolamon) ... 8 41 C. Patterson (Turvey Park) . . .. . 0 41 SECOND GRADE: T. Posse It (Wagga) .............. . J. Lyons (Leeton) ................ . M. Walker (Wagga) ............. . W. Norton (Gan.GG.M.) .... .. J. Russell(Gan.GG.M.) ........ . M. Crouch (EastWagga-K.) .. . UNDER NINETEENS: S. Lennon(Gan.G.G.M.) ...... . C. Howe (T. Park) .............. .. A. Soley (Leeton) ............... . J. Bennett (Griffith) ............ .. P. Richardson (Gan.G.G .M.) D. Shepherd (Gan.G.G.M.) ...

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Wagga23.17.155 ........... d T. Park 8.22.70 Narrandera23.15.153 ..... d East Wagga-K. 10.7.67 Coolamon 19.11.125 ...... d Gan.G.G.M. 11.18.84 Griffith 16.13.109 .......... d Ariah Pk.-M. 9.12.66 Ardlethan 18.10.118 ....... d Leeton 14.14.98 SECOND GRADE: Wagga 18.16.124 ........... d Turvey Pk. 5.4.34 Narrandera 12.11.83 ...... d East Wagga-K 10.6.66 Coolamon 14.9.93 ......... d Gan.G.G.M. 9.9.63 Griffith 13.7.85 ............. d Ariah Park-M. 10.5.65 Leeton 15.13.103 .......... d Ardlethan 15.10.100 UNDER NINETEENS: Turvey Park 13.17.95 ..... d Wagga 3.3.21 Gan-G.G.M. 26.18.174 d Coolamon 4.5.29 Griffith24.18.162 .......... d Ariah Park-M. 3.2.20 Leeton 16.11.107 .......... d Ardlethan 3.4.22 East Wagga-K. do not field an U19s side

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EXECUTIVE; President: FRANK GAYNOR. 49 Bruce Street. Coolamon

Ph. 273152. Secretary: GRAEME WOOLNOUGH. 7 Hannah Street.

Ganmain. Ph. 276259 (h) Treasurer: VIC WOOLNOUGH, 25 Moore Street, Ganmain.

Ph. 276207 (h)

WAGGA: President: RON BARBER. Mitchell Road, Wagga. 2650. Ph. 225777 (225777 A.H.). Secretary: JOHN BANCE, 23 Merinda Cre~., Wagga, 2650. Ph. 214460 (223280 A.H.). Treasurer: PETER BENNETT, 24 Mackay St., Wagga, 2650. Ph. 211988 (252110 A.H.)

EAST WAGGA-KOORINGAL: President: JOHN FLEM-ING. Ph. 253333 (227310 Secretary: BILL ANK-ERS, P.O. Box 87. Wagga, Ph. 211834 A.H.). Treasurer: MAXINE HULL Ph. 227422

TURVEY PARK: President: JOHN SHEARER. 480 Kooringal Road, Wagga, 2650. (261209 A.H.). Secretary: Mrs. LARAINE HILL I Chifley Wagga, 2650 Ph. 225002. Treasurer: RONALD 19 Grinton Ave., Ashmont, 2650. Ph. 312456 A.H.

COOLAMON: President: TREVOR TIPPING. Mirrool S1 .. Coolamon, Ph. 273426 A.H. Secretary: DAVJD CROWE, cl- Hotel. 2701. Ph. 273028. Treasur-er: CHRISTINE BLAIR, Ranock via Coolamon. Ph 278514 A.H.

GANMAIN-GRONG GRONG-MATONG: President: BARRIE LOGAN, 68 Langham Street. Ganmain, 2702. Ph. 276303 (276224 A.H.). Secretary: MICK HOWE. 4 Devlin Street. Ganmain. 2702. Ph. 276424. Treasurer: KEN WARRAN, Waterview Street. Ganmain. 2702. Ph. 276403 (276460 A.H.).

NARRANDERA: President: JOHN ROSE. cl- Royal Mail Hotel, Narrandera, 2700. Ph. 592007. Secretary: PETER ROYLE, 28 Dundas St.. Narrandera, 2700. Ph. 592647. Treasurer: JOHN BATCHELOR. 42 Elwin St.. Narrandera, 2700. Ph. 592378.

LEETON: President: ROSS ELWIN, 'Locklea', Colinroobic via Narrandera, 2700. Ph. 553219. Secretary: ALAN BREED, 'Howlong· Colinroobie via Narrandera. 2700. Ph. 553205. Treasurer: GARRY WHYMARK. 25 Maiden Ave., Leeton 2705. Ph. 532292 (532204 A.H.).

GRIFFITH: President: MICHAEL THOMPSON. Goodfellow Place, Tharbogang, 2680. Ph. 621711. Secretary: MIKE NEVILLE, 1 Maegraith Place, Griffith, 2680. Ph. 621411 (621056 A.H.). Treasurer: ROBERT BERTON, 120 Kookora St., Griffith 2680. Ph. 623800 (626176 A.H.).

ARIAH PARK-MIRROOL: President: BRIAN BELL, 'Yarrenlea'. Ariah Park, 2665. Ph. 841016 (841016 A.H.). Secretary: JAN COLWILL, RMB 235, Ariah Park. 2665. Ph. Alleena 752602. Treasurer: DENNIS BERGER. Pitt St., Ariah Park, 2665. Ph. 841099 (841077 A.H.),

ARDLETHAN: President: NEIL THOMPSON, Kildary, Beckom. 2668. Ph. Tillamba 103. Secretary: GEORGE COX, RMB 248, Beckom, 2668. Ph. 843229. Treasurer: ALLAN L1TCHF1ELD. Ardlethan. Ph. 563258.

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ROUND ONE Sat., April 13: East Wagga-Kooringal(148) v Leeton(125).

Sun., April 14: Griffith(83) v Ganmain-Grong Grong· Matong(132); Ardlethan(105) v Wagga(150); Narrandera(l31) v Turvey Park(123): Coolamon(112) v Ariah Park-Mirrool(73).

Sat., April 20: Wagga(95) v Griffith(ll0). Sun., April 21: Turvey Park(106) v Ardlethan(l18); Ariah Park-M.(101) v Narrandera(58); Leeton(79) v Coolamon(85); Gan.· G.G.·M.(117) v East Wagga-K.(79).

Sat., April 27: Wagga(94) Ganmain-Grong Grong• Matong(122).

Sun., Apirl 28: Griffith(l33) v Turvey Park(85): Ardlethan(106) v Ariah Park-Mirrool(106); Narrandera(l25) v Leeton(58); Coolamon(l03) v East Wagga-Kooringal(lOl).

Sat., May 4: East Wagga-Kooringal(91) v Narrandera(93). Sun., May 5: Ariah Park-Mirrool(ll0) v Griffith(85);

Leeton(59) v Ardlethan(59); Ganmain-Grong GrongMatong(l94) v Coolamon(50): Turvey Park(! 19) v Wagga(l02).

Sat., May 11: Wagga(132) v Ariah Park-Mirrool(78). Sun., May 12: Ardlethan(IO0) v East Wagga-Kooringa1(74):

Narrandera(188) v Coolamon(63): Griffith(159) v Leeton(66); Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong(159) v Turvey Park(l04).

Sun., May 19: Winfield Country Championships RFL(54) v Ovens and Murray(165) at Narrandcra.

Sat., May 25: East Wagga-Kooringa1(93) v Griffith(I03). Sun., May 26: Coolamon(138) v Ardlethan(82);

Narrandera(89) v Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong(!09); Leeton(43) v Wagga(l99): Ariah Park-Mirrool(146) v Turvey Park(I05).

Sat., June 1: Wagga(l55) v East Wagga-Kooringa1(60). Sun., June 2: Griffith(I08) v Coolamon(l21);

Ardlethan(109) v Narrandera(116): Turvey Park(l58} v Leeton(77): Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong(92) v Ariah Park-Mirrool(94).

Sun., June 9: General bye. Sat., June 15: East Wagga-Kooringal(98) v Turvey Park(96). Sun., June 16: Narrandera(81) v Griffith(64); Ardlethan(38)

v Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong(205); Coolamon(140) v Wagga(l30); Leeton(?!) v Ariah Park-Mirroo1(128).

Sat., June 22: Wagga(l 72) v Narrandera(96). Sun., June 23: Griffith(135) v Ardlethan(80); Turvey

Park(IO0) v Coolamon(ll2); Ariah Park-Mirroo1(119) v East Wagga-Kooringa\(76): Ganmain-Grong GrongMatong( l70) v Leeton(64).

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ROUND TWO Sat., June 29: Wagga(l48) v Ardlethan(52);

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Sun., June 30: Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong(157) v Griffith(83); Turvey Park(l00) v Narrandera(104); Ariah Park-Mirrool(91) v Coolamon(136): Leeton(96) v East Wagga-Kooringal( 112).

Sat., July 6: East Wagga-Kooringal(83) v Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong(129).

Sun., July 7: Griffith(l04) v Wagga(ll0): Ardlethan(71) v Turvey Park( 105): Narrandera( 115) v Ariah ParkMirrool(l08): Coolamon(l53) v Leeton(106).

Sat., July 13: East Wagga-Kooringal(79) v Coolamon(l22). Sun., July 14: Turvey Park(l2l) v Griffith(ll2); Ariah Park

Mi rroo l ( 152) v Ardlethan(64); Leeton(93) v Narrandera(l 76); Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong(l03) v Wagga(l09).

Sat., July 20: Wagga(155) v Turvey Park(70): Narrandera(153) v East Wagga-Kooringa1(67).

Sun., July 21: Ardlethan(l 18) v Leeton(98); Coolamon(l25) v Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong(84): Griffith(l09) v Ariah Park-Mirroo1(66).

► Sat., July 27: East Wagga-Kooringal v Ardlethan. Sun., July 28: Leeton v Griffith; Coolamon v Nar

randera; A1riah Park-Mirrool v Wagga; Turvey Park v Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong.

Sat., August 3: Wagga v Leeton. Sun., August 4: Griffith v East Wagga-Kooringal;

Ardlethan v Coolamon; Ganmain-Grong GrongMatong v Narrandera; Turvey Park v Ariah ParkMirrool.

Sat., August 10: East Wagga-Kooringal v Wagga. Sun., August 11: Coolamon v Griffith; Narrandera

v Ardlethan; Leeton v Turvey Park; Ariah ParkMirrool v Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong.

Sat., August 17: Wagga v Coolamon. Sun., August 18: Griffith v Narrandera; Ganmain

Grong Grong-Matong v Ardlethan; Turvey Park v East Wagga-Kooringal; Ariah Park-Mirrool v Leeton.

Sat., August 24: East Wagga-Kooringal v Ariah Park. Mirrool.

Sun., August 25: Ardlethan v Griffith; Narrandera v Wagga; Leeton v Ganmain-Grong GrongMatong; Coolamqn v Turvey Park.

FINALS Sun., September 1: First Semifinal. Sun., September 8: Second Semifinal. Sun., September 15: Preliminary Final. Sun., September 22: Grand Final.

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Carlton and Essendon at Princes Park will be the VFL Match of the Day on RVN Channel 2 at 1.55 p.m. on Saturday and ABC Radio from 1.30 p.m. This game will also be featured on The Winners on ABC Television at 5

p.m. on Sunday. Highlights of the two other 17th round games will be Footscray and Sydney Swans (Western Oval) and Collingwood and Richmond (Victoria Park).

LOCAL RADIO AWARDS Last week's 2WG RFL Match of the Day awards:

Carlton 'Man of the Match' GARRY BUCHANAN (Coolamon); The Clef/National 'Encouragement Award' STEVE PATTISON (Coolamon); Crazy Jim's 'Mark of the Day' WARREN McLOUGHLIN (Coolamon).

This week's coverage game on 2WG with Alan Hull: Coolamon v Narrandera.

ALL-AUSTRALIAN TEAM Essendon's Terry Daniher has been named captain

of the All-Australian football team selected in Perth on Wednesday. His deputy in the team. named to honour players and not for any matches . is another Essendon p1.ayer Roger Merrett, and coach Kevin Sheedy also comes from Essendon. B: G. Foulds (Vic), G. Pert (Vic), T. Daniher (Vic); HB: R. Lester-Smith (WA), P. Roos (Vic), P. Motley (SA); C: C. Bradley (SA), G. Raines (Vic), G. Buckenara (WA); HF: D. Brereton (Vic), S. Kernahan (SA), M. Harvey (Vic); F: L. Baker (WA), R. Merrett (Vic), J. Platten (SA); FOLL: M. Lee (Vic), R. Greene (Vic); ROVER: D. Weightman (Vic). Interchange: M. Blight (SA), M. Mitchell (SA). Coach: K. Sheedy (Vic).

Coolamon notes continued from page 6:

P!cki~g the better players was as difficult as putting a straight Jacket on an octopus as there were so many fine contributors. Nevertheless Steve (Burger) Pattison, who has superceeded the old. models Tangles, Neil, Brett and Keysey as the current school girls pin up (he has. ~ven had offers from Cosmopolitan) coi:itinued his exc1tmgflay, streaming down the field speanng 60 yard passes o Nth degree accuracy. The recipient of most of those passes was Big Wow McLaughlin whose second quarter was absolutely sensational. Seven beautiful goals in one quarter from the big fella who has fitted into the club as compatibly as strawberries and cream. The third award went to Andrew Pattison who strangely has neve~ been (like Burger) a pin up boy but whose hardness 1s legendary. He ripped in for the ball with all the gusto of.a thirsty miser at a free keg and initiated more devastatmg attacks than Ghenis Khan.

This week we play Narrandera who have been our nemesis over the past two seasons. We must begin to redress the balance and today is as good an opportunity as ever.

SOLAR

SOUTH WAGGA-TOLLAND: Another Smorgasbord/Video Disco will be held on Saturday, August 3, at the Rules Club.

LEETON F.C.: A "ROCK N' ROLL DIS· CO" will be held in the clubrooms after the Tigers game, Saturday, August 3.

GANMAIN-G.G.-M. SOCIAL CLUB: On Sunday, August 4, a function will be held in the Ganmain Hall in aid of Miss Wagga Entrant Fiona Carroll. 'Plastered Ducks' will provide the music. Entry fee is $5.

AR/AH PARK MIRROOL F.C.: 7th August: Dinner Dance at Bowling Club. Music by Grant Luhrs. Book early.

THE ROCK-YERONG CREEK: Will hold a Social in Tony Yates woo/shed on Saturday, August 10.

WAGGA TIGERS F.C: A Car Rally will be held on Sunday, August 11. The Rally will finish at Wimpy Barber's where a barbecue and refreshments will be pro•• vided.

M.C.U. FOOTBAU CLUB: Car Rally· Sunday August 18.

BOREE CREEK F.C.: Best and Fairest vote counting day to be held Sunday, 18th August, '85. Starts approx. 11.30 a.m. B-B·Q (meat supplied).

BOREE CREEK F.C.: Presentation Dinner Dance on Saturday, 7th September, '85.

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VCFL MARKETING GREAT FOR FOOTBALL

Despite problems which have affected its overall success, the VCFL marketing program has been proved very successful and provided numerous benefits for country football this year.

The program has provided funds for the proposed visit by VFL senior: umpire Glenn James to various country areas in 1986 and the distribution of trophies to all VCFL Leagues to be awarded to the best player afield in major grand finals this year.

Although some small clubs feel they have not received any immediate advantages from the VCFL's marketing program, with the introduction of programs such as these it will eventually benefit all country clubs.

VCFL Secretary Mark Patterson has been liasing with VFL Director of Umpiring Bill Deller and Glenn James in regard to Glenn's tour of country areas in February and march next year. Areas he does not manage to cover will be visited the following

yegienn will be involved in visiting schools and umpiring groups as well as liasing with the media in an effort to promote what is a vital part of our game · umpiring in country areas.

Problems which have affected the effective intro· duction of VCFL marketed guernseys and shorts include the quality, supply and delay in delivery of guernseys.

However in response to problems which various clubs have brought to their attention, members of the VCFL Promotion and Development Committee

have met with representatives of retailers Polworth and Florgale to ensure that they will not re-occur next year.

It is important for clubs to complete order forms as soon as possible after the completion of their finals series so as they will receive guernseys and shorts much earlier and eliminate problems which occurred this year.

A further scheme which will benefit all country clubs if they support it in a united way is the VCFL insurance program which was introduced last year.

The VCFL Standing Committee have proposed that a special grant to be determined be made to those clubs which have supported the insurance scheme. This proposal will be finalised in September and illustrates that the VCFL is concerned about football at the grass roots level.

Finally, the· VCFL is also considering the need for computers in country football, a move which is consistent with our efforts to stay up-to-date with current trends.

A survey has been distributed seeking comment on the proposal that any club/league purchasing computer hardware should purchase a brand which is IBM compatible so that the VCFL can develop an appropriate software package which will be made available to all clubs and leagues.

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St. Kilda d, .Fitzroy 18.10. 118 16.13.109

EndorRoundl6 W L D •·or Ag % PIS ESSENDON .......... 14 2 - 1971 1479 133.3 56 FOOTSCRA Y ....... JI S · 1851 1555 119.0 44

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HA WTHOR~ ... ... . JO S 1 1978 1582 125.0 42 CARLTON ........... 10 6 - 1769 1622 109.1 40 i'iTH.MELBOURNR 9 6 I 1769 1720 102.8 38 Collingwood . .... 8 8 - 1694 1648 102.7 32 Geelong .... .. ... .... .. 8 8 - 1677 1735 967 32 Richmond . 7 9 - 1787 1899 94.l 28

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End Round 16: \\~s: Toi:tl ·.._I _V_FL_D_R_A_W _ ____, S. Beasley (Footscray). .. .. .. ... . .. .. ... 4 74

M. Roach (Richmond) .. .............. r 65 B. Taylor (Collingwood) ..... ... ...... 12 .62 B. Quinlan (Fitzroy) ............ ....... 61 T. Lockett(St . Kilda). ........... ... 5 59 G. Ablett ( Geelong) .... ,. ..... : . ".... 8 56

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Round 17: Sat .. July 27. Hawthorn v Fitzroy; Foot~cray ,, Swans; Carlton v Essendon; Collingwood v Richmond; North Melbourne v Melbourne; Geclong v St. Kilda ·

NAME: GA YIN SLATER i . CLUB: North Wagga AGE: 28 HEIGHT: 181 cm WEIGHT: 90 kg COACHING EXPERIENCE: First year. REPRESENTATIVE HONORS: Nil. · AMBITIONS: To be a successful coach by getting the

best out of all ,ny players. DISAPPOINTMENTS: Losing Grand Finals with

Mt. Isa Rovers and Moonambel (Lexton League). HIGHLIGHTS: Winning '83 Lexton League pre

miership with Avoca. DISLIKES: Loud music, getting older and working

on weekends. MARITAL STATUS: Single. OCCUPATION: Mechanical Fitter with RAAF. FAVOURITE FOOD: Rump Steak. FAVOURITE DRINK: Beer, preferably Fosters. TOUGHl::ST OPPONENT: Russell Tweedale (who

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.Maree is a student at ·RiverinaMurray Institute of Higher Education and works part-time at Kentucky Fried Chicken in Wagga. Her hobbies include playing the guitar and flute, bike riding and spending time on the beach. Other interests include art, going out for dinner, dancing and she enjoys working with young children. Maree hopes to finish College and become a school teacher and would also love to see Australia.

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I TOOHEYS FARRER FOOTBALL LEAGUE EDITORIAL

Last year at the R. D. F. L. Division one Grand Final the inaugral Footballer's Sprint was held at the · half time interval and won by the "heavily backed" David Jones

from the Junee-Kapooka Club. Rumour has it that Jones is no longer in

the Junee-Kapooka ranks, so the way is open for another footballer to win the title of The Farrer League's fastest footballer -an honour that is no doubt argued about amongst football followers.

Again this year the League will stage The Farrer League Footballlers' Sprint.

All the clubs in Division One and Two are asked to nominate a speedster to represent them in the event which will be held at half time of the Division• One 'Grand Final at Maher Oval on Saturday, September 14th.

Again, to ensure the success of the venture it is compulsory that all clubs, other, than the two actually playing in the Divi-

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President: JOHN YATES, "Aberdeen", Yerong Creek. Ph. 203519. Secretary: PHILL LE PETIT, 60 Mitchelmore Street, Wagga, 2650. Ph. 254686. Treasurer: MALCOLM LEVETT, 35 Hodson Avenue, Wagga, 2650. Ph. 251628. BARELLAN: President: VINCE HOWE. "Box Lea". Barel-

lan, 2665. Ph. 553230. Secretary: BOB INGLIS. RMB 56, Barellan, 2665. Ph. 90D.

COLLINGULLIE-ASHMONT: President: NORMAN 'Brownie' WHITE. 'Ballymoran', The Rock. Ph. 200127. Secretary: Miss VICKI SOMERVILLE, I Wallis Place, Wagga, 2650. Ph. 225817 (Assis. Sec. Norm Webb, 236 Fcmle1gh Rd., Wagga Ph. 312105).

COOTAMUNDRA: President: PETER HOGAN, 25 Murray Street, Cootamundra, 2590. Secretary: GREG EGAN. c/o P.O. Box 361, Cootamundra, 2590. Ph. 422608 (422608 A.H.).

MARRAR: President: ROBERT SHEA, 'Killara', Marrar, 2593. Ph. 274307. Secretary: ROBERT TURNER, 'Glen Ora', Old Junee, 2593. Ph. 275142 (274351 A.H.).

MANGOPLAH-COOKARDINIA UNITED: President: JIM PARNELL, 'Mortangi', Mangoplah, 2652. Ph. 285757.

, Secretary: PETER MATTHEWS, 'Glengarry', Mangoplah, 2652. Ph. 251101 messages (285741 A.H.).

NORTH WAGGA: President: ROBERT MARGOSIS, 34 William St., Nth. Wagga, 2650. Ph. 215568. Secretary: •f11~?.y KERR, 19 Henry Street, Nth. Wagga, 2650. Ph.

sion One Grand Final, nominate entrants. Of course this does not deny the Grand Final clubs the right to enter sprinters .

Farrer League sponsors, Tooheys, have availed handsome cash prizes for the first three place-getters in the race. So the event will be well worth contesting.

Doubtless, many League followers have their favourite; no doubt, many of the footballers would also rate themselves a chance to win.

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TEMORA: President: ALLAN BLOCK, 150 Kitchener Road, Temora, 2666. Ph. 821964 A.H. Secretary: WAYNE KRAUSE. Trungley Hall, Temora, 2666. Ph. 821533 (831790 A.H.).

THE ROCK-YERONG CREEK: President: BOB DRISCOLL, 'Mossydell', Yerong Creek. 2657. Ph. 203580. Secretary: DAVID OEHM, 4 Bavaria Street. Wagga, 2650. Ph. 223458.

BOREE CREEK: President: JACK TEASDALE, 'Rowena'. Boree Creek, 2652. Ph. 533560 (598635 A.H.). Secretary: WAYNE HEALY. 'Marilla', Boree Creek, 2652. Ph. 271424 (271'424 A.H.). .

JUNEE-KAPOOKA: President: IVOR MANGELSDORF, P.O. Box 27, Junee, 2593. Ph. 241381. Secretary: JOHN CURTIS, 3 Thomas St. Junee, 2593. Ph. 241924.

R.A.A.F.: President: KEVIN JOHN MOORE. RAAF Police Section, RAAF Base, Wagga, 2651. Ph. 233569 (254104 A.H.). Secretary: DARRAL ROBERTS, Medical Section, RAAF Base, Wagga, 2651 Ph. 233221.

RIVCOLL: President: CRAIG FLETCHER, RMIHE, Ag. Campus, 2650. Secretary: DAVID WHITNEY, Lake Albert, 2650.

SOUTH WAGGA-TOLLAND: President: LAURIE LITTLE. 87 McKell Ave., Wagga. 2650. Ph. 311472. Secretary: JOCK CURRIE, 110 Grove St .. Wagga, 2650. Ph. 226194.

WHITTON: President: RITCHIE LLOYD, 14 Narandhun Street, Whitton, 2705. Ph.•552716 A.H. Secretary: DAVID BOOTS. 6 Belah Street, Leeton. pas. Ph. 530515 (534434 A.H.).

URANQUINTY: President: JOHN PLOENGES, .Best St., Uranquinty, 2652. Ph. 229727. Secretary: BEV HOSKING Cnr. Ben & O'Connor Sts., Uranquinty, 2652. Ph. 229664'.

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FIRST GRADE LADDER Round 14: W L D For Ag % Pts

M.C.U . ................ 12 2 0 1894 1078 175.6 48 TEMORA ............ 10 4 - 1826 1173 155.6 40 THEROCK-Y.C. .. 9 5 - 1760 1227 143.4 36 C0LL.-ASHM0NT ... 8 6 - 1833 1234 -148.5 32

· Barellan .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . 7 7 - 1667 1203 138.5 28 Marrar . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. 6 8 - 1539 1306 117 .8 24 North Wagga .... .... 4 10 - 1295 1442 89.8· 16 S.W.-Tolland ........ - 14 - 384 3535 10.8 · 0

SECOND.GRADE LADDER Round 14: W L D For Ag % Pts

M.C.U . ................. 14 - - 1898 484 392.1 56 THEROCK-Y.C . .. 10 4 - 1281 922 138.9 40 COLL.-ASHM0NT ... 9 5 - 1311 812 161.4 36 TEMORA ............ 8 . 6 - 1371 867 158.1 32 Barellan .. ,........... 7 6 1 1148 915 125.4 30 Marrar .. .. .. .. . .. . .... 4 9 1 918 1099 83.5 18 Nth. Wagga........... 3 11 - 789 1474 53.5 12 S.W.-Tolland ........ - 14 - 234 2377 9.8 0

-UNDER NINETEENS LADDER Round 14: W L D For Ag % Pts

M.C.U. ................ 13 1 - 1523 529 287.9 52 S.W.-TOLLAND .... 10 4 - 1378 638 215.6 40 C0LL-ASHM0NT* .. . 9 . 5 - 1180 838 140.8 36 R.A.A.F. .............. 8 6 - 1204 815 147.7 32 Temora .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. 7 7 - 901 686 131.3 28 TheRock-Y.C. ...... 4 10 - 734 1410 52.0 16 Marrar .. .. .... . .. . .... 4 10 - 500 1032 48.4 16 Nth. Wagga* .. .. ... .. 1 13 - 208 1678 12.3 4 · • % to be adjusted. at end of round.

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GOALKICKERS FIRST GRADE wi::k Total

J. McGregor (N. Wagga) ....... :21 . S. Cole (MCU) .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. 1 T. Ion (MCU) ....... , .............. 3 P. Butterworth (Marrar) . . . . . . . . . 4 S. Bennett (Temora) .............. 9 R. Flanigan (T.R.Y.C.) ......... 4 D. Hilton (Coll.A) .. .......... .... 1 G. McDougal (Temora) ......... 3 P. Cerato (T.R.Y.C.) ............ 4 SECOND GRADE: G. Verdon(T.R.Y.C.) ........... 0 B. Cole (MCU) .................... 0 G. Davis (MCU) .................. 1 G. Lee (Coll.A) .................... 0 K. Davis (Nth. Wagga) .......... 12 J. Cullinane (Barellan) ........... 9 UNDER NINETEENS: C. McCann (MCU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 M. Coe (RAAF) .......... ; .. .. .. . . 3 G. Smith (Coll.-A.) ............... 0 iE,. Lloyd (MCU) ......... , ...... :· .. 3 M. Richards (S.W.T.) ........... 5 J. Kerry (Temora) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

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SECOND GRADE DIV, 1 Round 14:

. Nth. Wagga25.14.164 ... d Sth. Wagga-T. 2.4.16 Barellan 18.14.122.. ..... d Marrar 3.5.23 M.C.U.11.5.71.. ......... d CoH.-Ash. 10.8.68 Temora23.9.147 ......... d T.R.Y.C. 5.4.34

UNDER NINETEENS Round 14:

Sth. Wagga-T. 28.23.191 d Nth. Wagga 2.2.14 M.C.U. 16.8.104 .. ,; ..... d Coll. Ashmont 3.7.25 Temora22.20.152 ........ cj T.R.Y.C. 1.7.13

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I FIRST GRADE LADDER I I GOALKICKERS Round 16: W L DB For Ag % P.ts

WHITTON ........ 12 2 - 2 2559 1046 244.6 48 JUNEE/KAP00KA 10 3 - 3 1860 1170 158.9 40 CO0TAMUNDRA 9 5 - 2 1675 1061 157.8 36 RIVCOLL ......... 8 6 - 2 1721 1432 120.1 32 Boree Creek .. .... 6 8 2 1525 1640 92.9 24 R.A.A.F. .. ........ 3 10 - 3 1295 1887 68.6 12 Uranquinty ........ 0 14 - 2 652 3051 21.3 0

SECOND GRADE LADDER

W LDB For Ag % Pts

C00TAMUNDRA 9 3 - 4 995 667 149.1 36 WHITTON ........ 8 4 - 4 977 541 180.5 32 JUNEE/KAP00KA 8 3 - 5 1110 967 159.2 32 RIVCOLi ......... 6 5 1 4 801 890 90.0 26 Boree Creek ...... 2 8 1 5 664 963 68.9 10 R.A.A.F. .......... 1 10 - 4 350 1139 30.7 4

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SECOND GRADE: T. Cooper(Junee-K.) ............ 0 44 J. Jaszczyk (Rivcoll) .............. 2 30 H. Argus (Boree Ck.) ............ 1 29 J. Geltch(Whitton) .............. 0 27 M. Maxwell (Whitton) ........... 0 18 M.Taylor(Junee-K.) ......... :·· 1· 18 I. Dallas (Coot:) . .. . . .. .. . .. . .. . . . 0 17

I LAST ROUNDS RESULTS I FIRST GRADE DIV. 2 Cootamunclra 16:22.llSd June-K. 14.19.103 Whitton41.17.263 ....... d Uranquinty 6.4.40 BoreeCk.18.14.122 ..... d Rivcoll 11.10.76 RAAF had the bye.

SECOND GRADE DIV. 2 Cootamundra 12.21.93 d Junee-K. 4.5.29

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m SENIORS Not what you'd call a pleasing per-

formance last week, with all three 1. P. CERATO 26. S. RAINBIRD · grades receiving hefty defeats. 2. I. McKENZIE 27. G. GRENTELL

ThelstGradewereslowandlethar- 3. M. DASEY 28. B. LEAVER gic for all bar 15 minutes of the game 4. R. FLANIGAN 29, M. YATES

BLACK & WHITE which is hardly enough to win a game. 5. S. WHITE 30. G. THOMPSON STRIPES Sol is making his return very worth- 6. Mark DRISCOLL 31. R. GLADMAN

while and his efforts earned him the 7. T. SMITH 32. M. HENDERSON Mug. Al Wanganeen tried to stem the 9. C. FELLOWS 33. B. WILLIAMS

tide all day and he won the Encouragement Award. 10. D. FELLOWS 34. G. VERDON The 2nds really had a black day and must regroup, 11. P. PARK 35 D CHAPLIN

take stock of themselves and return to the winning list. 12. B. HANNAM 36: P .. TENISON DaveMclntyremadeawelcomereturntothearenaand l3. R. INGLIS 37, R. VENNELL easily won the Mug. Welcome back Maca. Dean Hallam (who filled in once 'again) won the Encouragement · 15· S. UEBERGANG 38. M. VAUGHAN Award. 16. P. JEFFERY 39. H. UEBERGANG

The 19s didn't perform as well as previous weeks and 17. R. FITZSIMMONS 40. K. DRISCOLL were outpointed. Ken Blake took out the Mug and 18. T. YATES 41. P. SHAW Henry won the Riverina Spraying Service Towel. 19. P. YATES 42. M. LOVEDAY

The Club would like to extend to the respective Done- 20. B. COLEMAN 43. T. McMULLEN Ian and McMullen families our deepest sympthay on 21. R. ANDERSON 45. N. CHAPLIN their recent untimely losses. 22. A. W ANGANEEN 46. K. COCHRANE

After today's game the Netballers are conducting a 23. W. KATINYERI 47. D. WELDON Trivia.Night. Everyone is welcome to attend and for 24. C. BLAKE 48. R. HENDERSON further enquiries contact Katrina Hannam or Ber- 25. J. McLACHLAN nadette Fellows. Coming up we will have a social at Tony Yates woolshed after we play Mango at Yerong Creek. Don't forget this date.

UNDER 19s This week's game is a must as we must revenge our

defeat of last round. Second spot is still not beyond us, so go to it and give it your best!

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Last week we had two big wins ; in the Firsts and Seconds. A big ,I

effort was put in by John McGre- • ,; gor who kicked 21 goals to break ;, ... J the club record. w.❖:-.❖...•.

In the Seconds K. Davis kicked REo13;:x~1Je &

13 goals, due to him intimidating the goal umpire. Both players won the mug on Saturday mght and were sorry for wear on Sunday.

Award winners: Firsts Saint of the Week and Leagues Club Award, J. McGregor; North Wagga Ampol, R. Margosis; Nardies G. McDonald; Encouragement Award C. Cutting.

Second Saint of the Week and Les and Norma Day.

Under 19's Saint of the Week and Les and Norma Day, G.'White; Flanigans Sox, P. King.

One special mention this week to a certain coach who was seen giving away beers that he couldn't drink to the opposition players on Saturday night. We don't know if it was a tactical ploy or he was too drunk to drink them.

This week we play The Rock, so let's show them our last victory against them was no fluke.

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Thank you to the girls who attended the Netball Carnival at Bolton Park on Sunday. Everyone had a good day, despite the rain. Congratulations to T.R.Y.C. B Grade on defeating the Temora girls last week. The draw has been completed for the split round. It will be sent to all clubs this week. Good luck to all teams this week.

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1. T. TURNER 27. R. SHEA 2. A. BAKER 28. K. SHEA 3. P. BUTTERWORTH 29. B. SHEA 4. D. HODGE 30. P. PATTISON 5. J. DYE 31. G. HANRAHAN 6. M. ROBERTS 32. D. McKELVIE 7. C. COOTE 33. D. FOX 8. J. MOHR 34. M. LANGTRY 9. A. BEVAN 35. T. LANGTRY

10. G. MANNIHG 36. G. GRINTER 11. D. MALONE 37. M. HAGAR 12. S. KNIGHT 38. G. TURNER 13. T. PLEMING 39. R. TURNER 14. L. GEPPERT 40. G. BEVAN 15. N. TURNER 41. J. SHEA 16. W. GRAETZ 42. J. McCORMACK 17. A. GRENTELL 43. B. McRAE 18. H. CRAWFORD 44. E. TURNER 19. B. GIBBONS 45. R. POWER 20. M. TAYLOR 46. I. CAMPBELL 21. R. GARRETT 47. D. MUNDAY 22. G. PRICE 48. G. SHEA 23. G. ARMSTRONG 49. S. ROBINSON 24. G. LANGTRY 51. E. GLOWREY 25. B. ROLLINS 56. N. HANCOCK 26. A. EASTICK 57. B. REARDON

UNDER 19s I. R. TURNER 2. D. DRUM 3. C. WHITMORE 4. M. GOODE 5. B. ROBINSON 6. R. FURNER 8. B. PATTISON 9. A. BEVAN

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Last week saw us make the long trek out to Barellan and found the opposition too good in both grades.

The Firsts played to the best of their ability but with eight regulars watching on the sideline and two BLACK, others off the ground at quarter RED SASH

time found the opposition too strong. Rocky had an enormous game and was a real inspiration to all. Not bad after not having had a home cooked meal for over a week, speaks volumes for the take-away shops at Rannock. Danny and Butters also played leading roles while Neil Turner continues his excellent form.

The 2nds with nearly all Under 19s playing were beaten but not disgraced. Their first goal was a gem. The youth, speed and enthusiasm of Brett Robinson, Andrew McKelvie and Craig Whitmore brought the ball around the wing and passed it onto the cool steady hands of veteran one Robert McCormack who kicked the first goal of his career. Well done Bob! Growler and Brett shared the mug so the pewter had a pretty busy night.

The 19s are a real shining light at the moment and a few are starting to show up in first grade.

Don't forget the big 'Tarmak' revival ball next Saturday, August 3. Dance to the mellow sounds of that once famous band that laid down their guitars a few years back and took up farming for a living. Is cockcying that bad? ... or is rock 'n' roll coming back in? ... and will there be a generation gap on Saturday? To find out, be there! Should be a great night.

Let's hope we can roll Tcmora today, I need some good news to write.

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m _ Two good "'ins la.~I week keep~ SENl()RS our slim finals hopes alive. 1. G. CLAYTO~ 30. D. IR\-1:'-,

The firsts gilvc an injury 3. B. FLAGG 31. J, JACKSON weakened Marrar side the slip in 2. :;. HALMt:J<. 32. J, WILLTAMS the first quarter and although they 4, r. cox 33. u. OVERS

BLUE & WHlff fought lhc game out, never looked :;, :-I. DIGGELMANN34, o. FLAGG STfflPES like reducing the start they'd given 6. C. CONT.AN 35. V. mr-T.AN

us. fan Lucas (towel winner) had 7, M. CONLAN 36. G. MALE another strong game, around the 8. I. MALE 37. C. EVANS

ground ,md on the half-forward Iiue. Peter and Chris 9. A. £VANS 38. K. TIJBI.I Conlan (wheel alighnment award) werecoustructive 10. G. COOPER 39. J. CARROLL aud consistent while Peter Clilrk and Mick Conlan 11. G. FAIR~IAN 40. P. CONLAN were strong in auack. 12. R. EVANS 41. R. WAJl)E

TheSecondsrecordedacomfortablevictory.John 13. w. FLAC;G 42. J. GLADMAN Cullinane won the tow~l with a good performance at 14. l'. FLAGG 43. ~I. IRVIN full forward. Others to do well were Robert Waide, 15. J. MALONE 44. l'. CLARK Greg Clilyton. Kelly Tubb and Geoff Male. 16. R. SVLLIVA.'J 45. A. TREMBATH

Today is the. moment of truth for the Barellan 17. J. CONLAN 46. I.I. IR VIN Roos. So Jet's rise to the occi\sion and roll the is. B. CO:-ILA:-1 47. Rod IR VI~ Goa11nas. 19. Ray IRVIN 48. M•I CONLAN

All welcome to a familv Barbecue Tea and Dance 20. !',.1. FLA(jQ 49. G. TRE~IBATH at the School of Aris ilfte~ Lhc game. Barbecue st•1 Is 21. R. GLAD~1AN 50. R. INGLIS 6.00 p.m. and musicat7 o'clock. Proceeds to netbal- 23. J. CULLINAKE 52. l'. INGLIS lers and trip away funds. 24. O. BROW!\ 53. J. INGLIS

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I. G. GAi.ViN 20. M. WE.El)lNG 2. D. GAL VIN 21. Trev KENDALL ~- T. ION 22. R. PARKER 4, M. McRAE 23. J. BRF.'.'INAN 4. W. DEW (2ud~) 24. P. HULME 5. R WEEl>L"IG 25. D. GRIFFIN 6. P. DAVIS 26. J, SI.IUI.TZ 7. L. SANI.IIWOK 27. J. TU'TTY 8. A. MATTHEWS 28. C. GEIER 8. P. RYAN (2nd,) 29. I.I. COll 9. P. PHYLMI> 30. A. Gl:UFFIN

JO. Ci. WOODE); 31. Mark McRAE 11. A. JOHNSON 32. l!. MclU.ll 12. D. COLE 34. R. l'ELTRILL 12. G. Kll.1.111.F..II ilnd,) 3S. I'. LONGLEY 13. T. LLOYD 37. K. MAHER 14, S. COT.F. 38. F. PARKER 15. A. HUNTER .19. G. I.F.F.CH 16. A. tTo,jl-.MOl<F. 40. W. GALVIN 17. T. SMITII 42. A. WOODF.K 18. G. l>A \1S 44. P. McRAF. 19. I.I. KE'.'IDALL 47. A. KI.IMPSCII

UNDER 19s 1. W. BROW:-l 2. D. BEDGOOD 4, B. ROIIF.){TSOr-5. S. FlNEMORE n. S. DAVIS 7. ;\,I. POST 8. C. MrCANN 9. C. :\·IALE

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Close it wa:s, ..:xdling it may have hccn, good foocL,all ii definitely was not~ 1f .. ~ich ... ~r of fa~r year:~ gl'and final-i$t$ are to have any influence upon this vear's premiership chcy \\•ill ha\•e lo play much, much belter 1ba11 they did al tbe Crossroad$ la,1 Salurday. BLUE & GOLO

BANDS Vit'e maUe enough mi"takcs lo last the rest of the season antlhO\\.' an)·side can kick goals witho111 olle forward within 70 mecres of the goal ~quare i~ hc)'ond me. The um.kr ele\·ell$ would ha'-·e got a roasting. for chat :,Ort of nom,ense, surely we don·c ha,e 10 go back 10 the h .. ic,. at lhi, late sla~e. l'ra~r Parker (:1-·hngoplah Hotel Award) was one of the few who could nm be hlamed for the debacle, what we ,-..·ould ha\·e done without him heaven knows. (il·Orge (Mug) and Daolly Gal~in took the second a11d third votes. in the Milton ·!<i Gear Award.

The Reserve) mec a much jmpro\'ed ·(iullic >iitlc antl had co withstaud tremendou• pressure before che fiual ~ireu saw them home. Lew Sanbrook (rolland Hotel Towel) Craig Gtier (Mu~) amt Boyd •·Guru·• Kendall were the cll\\•clrd winners. •

Ou,· U11der Nineteen• returned co something lik.e their hcst form with H :,truug wiu. \.V~yui:: thov,·H v.:a~ a. tower of ,tn:ngth around the ground and collected anuchcr' Rivspray Towel. Anthony Meltnn was solid in defence and Wayne (falvin gave ~mothc:"r di:;pla)' of ~tn)f\g effective f<H>lball.

Not co be outdonce our Nethallcrs alsi;o sccm.!d three win~ and as there were too numy ~tan 1o m,·ntion individuallv we'll just say they were all "incredihly skillful, 0L1tsla~tling: am~zing and brilliant!!! Well done girls!

Todav we make the long trip to Barcll:m when~ we have to ·play much bctcer thau last week or the Kaogarons will jump all o,·er us. - GOAt-t-A

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~ With our leagues first two rounds

completed and the four game split round starting today we find ourselves in fourth spot on the ladder, only one and a half games clear. Not quite the best spot to be in, although we are looking forward to the challenge of

RED, WHITE v finals football. Last Saturday, as predicted, presented us with good

football. Although the U19s game was one-sided and went MCU's way, the later games where a lot more evenly contested, but with MCU winning both games again.

Better players where rewarded as follows lsts: Meyers Transport Mug to 'Cat'; Way?e S!e~en~ the Nardies award. The Crossroads Plonk to GIily and that up and corning older star Col Jaeo';'s the ~oxanne Beauty Shop mark of the day. 2nds: Lewmgto~ s Seed & Fertiliser 'Lip Lubricator' to 'Tubby'; Nard1es award (now he can take his Mrs out to tea, he's got two free passes) to 'Starsky' and Steve McPherson the Crossroads Plonk; .Mark of the day to 'Tubby' and nobody knows how a Beauty Shop like the 'Roxanne' could possibly help him (where would the_y start?) .. U19s: Wagga Picture Frames 'Pot' to Domomc Trevask1s. Ken Cox the Club award and Paul Williams the Crossroads award.

Those of us who attended the special event at the pub last week were pleased with 'Maca da Cleana' enter~ainment, and we thank him and his colleagues for the nights fun.

This week S. W.T. and although the records show that the First & Second Grade should register wins, the Ul 9s really need to all put together and bring home th<: points.

Maybe the publisher of our Football Record wdl make good their 'small' mistake at the bottom of our notes last week (I didn't sign the. notes 'Goanna' - they must have)

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10. R. CURRIE 36. F. MURTAGH (Crink) Collins at centre and our new found pacey wmger 11. P. ERRINGTON 37. L. SALMON Robert(Jock)Curriehelpedtostopwhatcouldhavebeena 12. G. FOX 38. P. ELLIOTT record score. 13. M. SALMON 39. D. LAURENT Speaking of records, congratulations to John McGregor

40. S. GERBER on his 21 goals (club record) for North Wagga. -Xour com-i~: i·. ~f,f~ORD 41. P. CROUCH petition may have been slightly lacking but you still have to kick them straight. .

17. P. LePETIT 42. M. CARRICK The Seconds also had stiff competition, but d_1d manage a 19. A. HILLAS 43. B. CRIMMINS few goals to their credit. Rodney Franks, an import from 20. M. RUSSELL 44. G. ABSOLOM Rugby League showed that Lea~ue players can J?lay ~oot~all 21. N. BUSBY 45. I. COLLINS with a strong performance to wm the mu~. K~vm G1lchnst, 22. S. PA TRICK 46. M. CARRICK another League import wreaked havoc with his pace on the

~t ~-- 't{/!J.;[J !~: ~;_ t1~~~R wi6~r Under 19's continued on their winning charge toward 50 D SEAMAN a flag with a sound win over North. Stephen Smith plared a

25. M. O'BRIEN · · blinder to show the way. Richard (alias "Blowfly") chimed UNDER 19s in with what must be a personal best of two goals.

Colours: Black & Red Stripes Don't forget that ne~t Saturday w~ will be hav_ing another 2. H. NGUYEN 53. S. DACEY SmorgasbordNideoD1scoattheRuhes. Thes~n.1ghtscarry,a 4. D. GRASS 54. P. JONES "money back guarantee" if not completely satisfied, so don t 5. P. ERRINGTON 57. S. SMITH (C) miss out! . . 7. D. WOODS 58. P. DIXON There's still about 10 players who haven't paid for their

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■ Not a lot to be said about last

Saturday's game, other than that it must be terribly frustrating for Uranquinty to get such hidings week after week. On the credit side

BLACK. of things it was the ideal opportun-YELLow SASH ity to 'blood' some of our younger

players into First Grade and I must say that those fellows all performed as we hoped they might. Congratulations to all concerned.

Scott Young grabbed the chance and provided plenty of desperation on the wing. If only this lad can keep up that attitude, a regular first grade spot won't be far away. Peter Blattman showed plenty of endeavour in the forward line and was rewarded with a couple of fine goals. Well done Pete! Both Marcus Rourke and Jimmy Bradley made the most of their Jimited opportunities in the back1ine and will obviously benefit from the run. .

Of the regular First Grades Ron 'Buggsy' Gordon bounced back to some good form and deservedly took out the major weekly award. Ron seemed to appreciate the set position and responded accordingly. Garry Knagge turned in another great game and for his efforts came away with the other award.

With regular full forward Ralph Robins 'missing' for the day coach Jammie 'pulled rank' to slot into that position and kicked 16 goals. I don't suppose we can complain about that.

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time. But before that we weren't 1. Colin INGRAM 20. W. HEALY in it. We still stick with the same 2. J. O'BRIEN 21. D. CHRISTIAN old style of not starting the game 3. J. MORLEY 22. G.-IRONS from the first bounce. This week 4. M. SUTTIE 23. D. HOCKING against Whitton we can't afford BLACK & WHITE 6. C. FINNEN 24. I. PATEY that type of start. All players can BANDS 7. Glen INGRAM 25. K. FREEMAN be proud of the way we won the 8 R FLACK 26_ J. BAMBLETT game, particularly the last quar-9: G: INGRAM 28_ T. INGRAM ter with us kicking 7.5 to their 2 points.

The 2nd XVIII can't be so happy to lose by two 10. B. FLACK 29. H. ARGUS goals against a side with only 17 players doesn't 11. I. INGRAM 30. J. ARGUS say much for them. 12. M. CLOSE 31. S. WA TIERS Award winners in the First XVIII's game were: 14. T. HANNON 33. J. BAXTER $40 to Andrew (Killer) Ziems with a good second 15. Craig INGRAM 35. P. CULL game; $30 to Terry (Truck) Hannon on a half 16. N. REYNOLDS 36. I. FAWCETT back flank picking up plenty of kicks and Scott 17. A. ARGUS 37 _ A. ZIEMS (Jack) Lang who kicked eight big ones taking out

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38. S. McCARTNEY Phil Bright and $5 to Ian Patey. 19. S. LANG 39. Alex ZIEMS This week it's Whitton, so let's put four quar-

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With the Firsts fighting back with true guts and determination from a

RED. WHITE & five goals deficit to be three goals BLUE up at the last change, the Bulldogs

only had to keep the same pressure on their opponents to win the four points, but someone must have put silly water into our drinks at three-quarter time because after the first five minutes we made every mistake possible in the book to let the Coota hoys in for some easy goals and eventually the game.

With the side depleted through injury and players unavailable because of work, it was still a fine effort.

Players who gave us their all were: R. Reed, a rugged game in the centre all day; J. Reynolds C.H.F., back to his best game; C. Selby and G. Lang did all the hard work around the ground while on the backline D. Morris, A. Lang and C. Fairbank were not disgraced with some fine individual efforts.

The forwards had someone to kick to all day with S. May firing at F.F. while M. Spencer in flashes also was a fine contributor. But sadly, that was not enough.

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Apologies again from the local "Scribe". Due to work commitments I was away so unfortunately I cannot comment on the game last week.

Suffice to say Whitton again proved their superiority over the GREEN, RED v battling Rosellas, but it was pleas-ing to note Quinty's score was much improved from the last encounter.

Today we again travel to Junee to meet the Bulldogs. The last time we met they were on the rebound from a shock loss and alas, it's the same today, having been beaten by Coota last week. Uranquinty could be called a sounding board for losers, as we seem to cop the top teams in a vicious mood, looking for revenge after shock defeats.

The Bulldogs certainly will be trying to prove they are final contenders, while Quinty will be in there just trying, as usual, which should make for a good game of football.

Congratulations to Peter and Wendy Jack on the birth of another footballer (Wendy had it, not Peter) although judging by the celebrations after the event, you'd think Peter had. Let's hope we soon see the youngster at training.

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their ears they produced a magnificent last quarter comeback that stirred the hearts of our supporters.

It was perhaps Chook, Fish and the Delaney Bros. who were inspuational in the last quarter but it was the likes of Ken (Captain Caveman) Willouhby (mammoth four quarter effort), Leon Reid, Dennis Bradbury, Benny (who burrowed in like a little rat) and Sooty who shadowed the oppposition all day who put us in a position to win the match. For those who heard them, the vicious rumours that Peter smiled on Saturday night were completely unfounded.

The Reserves with the greatest incentive in life to win the match (yes a keg) produced a great performance. Held together by Howie and Mark Noonan in the backline and ballgetters Rod Boo!, Mickey Mouse Gaynor and Michael Morton, a victory was never in doubt.

First spot is now there for the taking for the Re-serves but for the Seniors percentage will be the difference between second and third. So we must start to win our games by as much as possible. It starts today against the boys from RAAF.

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APRIL 13: T.R.-Y.C.(126) v Nth. Wagga(93); Temora(119) v Marrar(105); Barellan(SO) v M.C.U.(128); Coll.-Ashmont(330) v S.W.-Tolland(26).

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MAY 11: S.W.-Tolland(24) v T.R.Y.C.(294); Coll.-Ashmont(128) v Temora(92); Nth. Wagga(69) v Barellan(86); M.C.U.(98) v Marrar(87).

MAY 18: T. R.-Y .C.(95) v Coll.Ash mo n t ( 63); Temora(76) v Barellan(70); M.C.U.(106) v Nth. Wagga(42); Marrar(198) v S.W.Tolland(28).

MAY 25: Barellan(94) v T.R.y .C.(107); Temora(l05) v Nth. Wagga(42); Coll.-Ashmont(lll) v Marrar(83); S.W.-Tolland(32) v M.C.U.(265)

JUNE l: T.R.-Y.C.(89) v Temora(l04); Marrar(139) v Barellan(ll8); M.C.U.(114) v Coll.Ashmont(97); Nth. Wagga(189) v S. W.-Tolland(52).

SECOND ROUND JUNE 8: Nth. Wagga(88) v T.R.

Y.C.(77); Marrar(40) v Temora(54); M.C.U.(117) v Barellan(69); S.W.To!land(41) v Coll.-Ashmont(242).

JUNE 15: T.R.-Y.C.(140) v Marrar(73); Temora(l74) v M.C.U.(82); Barellan(308) v S.W.Tolland(29); Coll.-Ashmont(I06) v Nth. Wagga(96).

JUNE 22: M.C.U.(111) v T.R.Y.C.(42); S.W.-Tolland(15) v Temora(257); Coll.-Ashmont(40) v Barellan(l06); Nth. Wagga(71) v Marrar(88).

JUNE 29: T.R.-Y.C.(273) v S.W.Tolland(43); Temora(l08) v Coll.Ashmont(J43); Barellan(IIO) v Nth. Wagga(84); Marrar(I03) v M.C.U.(144)

JULY 6: Coll.-Ashmont(73) v T.R.Y. C. ( I 14); Barellan(81) v Temora(l 12); Nth. Wagga(34) v M.C.U.(155); S.W.-Tolland(39) v Marrar(l97).

JULY 13: T.R.-Y.C.(115) v Barellan(ll4); Nth. Wagga(IJ7) v Temnra(76); Marrar(93) v Coll.Ashmont(l 18); M.C.U.(245) v S.W.Tolland(21).

JULY 20: Temora(l50) v T.R.Y.C.(83); Barcllan(l38) v Marrar(66); <;:oll.-Ashmont(80) v M.C.U.(85); S.W.-Tolland(2) v Nth. Wagga(231).

SPLIT ROUND JULY 27: T.R.-Y.C. v Nth.

Wagga; Temora v Marrar; Barellan v M.C.U.; Coll.-Ashmont v S.W.-Tolland.

AUGUST 3: Marrar v T.R.Y.C.; M.C.U. v Temora; S.W.Tolland v Barellan; Nth. Waggav Coll.-Ashmont.

AUGUST IO: T.R.-Y.C. v M.C.U.; Temora v S. W.-Tolland; Barellan v Coll.-Ashmont; Marrar v Nth. Wagga.

AUGUST 17: S.W.-Tolland v T.R.-Y.C.; Coll.-Ashmont v Temora; Nth. Wagga v Barellan; M.C.U. v Marrar.

:FINALS Sat. AUGUST 24: 1st Semi. Sat. AUGUST 31: 2nd Semi. Sun. SEPT. 8: Preliminary

Final. · Sat. SEPT. 14: Grand Final.

DIVISION TWO ROUND ONE

APRIL 13: Junee-K. ( 148) v Whitton(l04); Rivcol1(93) v Cootamundra(67); RAAF(222) v Uranquinty(44); Boree Creek bye.

APRIL 20: Uranquinty(22~ v Whitton(299); Cootamundra(79 v Junee-K.(95); Boree Creek(62 v Rivcoll(l36); RAAF bye.

APRIL 27: Whitton(l59) v Cootamundra(36); Uranquinty(56) v Boree Creek(235); RAAF(95) v Riveoll(208); Junee-K. bye.

MAY 4: Cootamundra(205) v Uranquinty(I9); Rivcol1(96) v JuneeK. ( 122); Boree Crcek(l36) v RAAF(107); Whitton bye.

MAY 11: Whitton(174) v Rivcoll(76); Junce-K.(180) v RAAF(l l l); Cootamundra(l34) v Boree Creek(40); Uranquinty bye.

MAY 18: Borec Crcek(96) v Whitton{l63); Uranquinty(36) v JunccK. ( 178); Cootamundra(213) v RAAF(64); Rivcoll bye.

MAY 25: Whitton(l31) v JunccK.(97); Cootamundra( 155) v Rivco11(55): Uranquinty(76) v RAAF(159); Borec Creek bye.

ROUND TWO JUNE l: RAAF(74) v Whitton(205);

J~nee-K.(114) v Boree Creek(96); R1vcoll(214) v Uranquinty(63); Cootamundra bye.

JUNE 8: Whitton(351) v Uranquinty(4); Junee-K.(93) v Cootamundra(68); Riveo11(88) v Borce Creek(85); RAAF bye.

JUNE 10: Cootamundra(131I v Whitton(96); Boree Crcek(l29 v Uranquinty(67); Riveoll( 145 v RAAF(80); Junec-K. bye.

JUNE 15: Uranquinty(45) v Cootamundra(223); Junee-K.(132) v Rivcoll(99); RAAF(180) v Boree Creek(93); Whitton bye.

JUNE 22: Rivcoll(86) Whitton(! IS): Boree Creek(63) Cootamundra(151); RAAF(69) v Junee-K.(201); Uranquinty bye.

JUNE 29: Wh1tton(l95) \' RAAF(65); Boree Creek(139) v JuneeK. ( l 2 l); Uranquintv(86) v Rivcoll(l82): Cootamundra bye.

JULY 6: Whitton( 177) v Boree Creek(76); Junee-K.(247) v Uranquinty(:!4): RAAF v Cootamundra: Rivcoll bye.

ROUND THREE JULY 13: Whitton(l37) v

Cootamundra(95); RAAF(69) v Rivco11(167): Uranquinty(70) v Borce Creek(154): Junee-K. bye.

J~LY 20: Uranquinty(40) v Wh1tton(263): Cootamundra(ll8) v Junee-K.(103): Boree Crcek(122) v Rivcoll(76); RAAF bye.

JULY 27: Whitton v Boree Creek; Junee-K.v Uranquinty; RAAF v Cootamundra: Rivcoll bye.

AUGUST 3: Cootamundra v Uranquinty; Rivcoll v Junec-K.; Boree Creek v RAAF; Whitton bye.

AUGUST 10: Boree Creek v Cootamundra: Rivcoll v Whitton: Juncc-K. v RAAF; Uranquinty bye.

AUGUST 17: RAAF v · Whitton; Junce-K. v Borce Creek: Rivcoll v Uranquinty: Cootamundra bye.

AUGUST 24: Whitton v JunceK.: Cootamundrav Rivcoll: Uranquinty v RAAF: Borce Creek bye.

FINALS: Sun. SEPT. l: !st Semi. Sat. SEPT. 7: 2nd Semi. Sun. SEPT. 15: Preliminary

F~~- . Sat. SEPT. 21: Grand Final

UNDER 19s SPLIT ROUND

JULY 27: T.R.-Y.C. v Nth. Wagga: Temora v Marrar; Coll.Ashmont v S.W.-Tolland. JULY 27: RAAF v M.C.U.

AUGUST 3: Marrar v T. R.Y.C.; M.C.U. v Tcmora: S.W.Tolland v RAAF; Nth. Wagga v Coll.-Ashmont.

AUGUST 10: T.R.-Y.C. v M.C.U.: Tcmora v S.W.-Tolland: Marrar v Nth. Wagga. AUGUST II: RAAF v Col\.-Ashmont.

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