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1 0 VAFA I N SUR AN CE S Sponsored by the Victorian Amateur Football Association THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIO N CALL FOR., - New No. 1 Pavilion at Elsternwick Par k Professionally operated for the V.A. F.A. by Garrow & McQueen Insurance Services Pty. Ltd. 399 Camberwell Road, Camberwell. APRIL 30, 1983 VOL. 83 No CENTS Vaughan Printing, 624 High Street, East Kew Registered for posting as a publication - Catego ry "B"

2 2 COLLEGIANS REMAIN UNDEFEATED BLUES & IVANHOE DOWNED NORTH O.B. STILL WITHOUT A WIN Last Saturday's A Section matches provided plenty of excitement and featured some great football. O. Scotch allowed Blues a six goal start but gradually pegged their visitors back to record a 3 point win that was full of character and a triumph for coach Trevor Read. Scotch were prepared to run all day and were well rewarded for their efforts. De La Salle headed Ivanhoe for much of the day and by holding them goalless in the last quarter hung on to win, by 9 points. Marcellin O.C. somehow found space on the Gunn Reserve and by efficient handball ran all over Ormond in the second half. Ormond were made to look slow and had no answer to Marcellin's string of clever little men. North O.B. led O. Xavs at three-quarter time, but Xavs finished stronger and although their goal kicking was hopelessly astray were too strong in the air and were rightful winners. North coach Trevor Scanlon ordered compulsory Sunday training in an endeavour to arrest the slide and their match today with O. Scotch is most crucial for the reigning premier. Old Melburnians were right up with the competition leaders, Collegians, for 21/2 quarters but when Collegians applied the real pressure just before three-quarter time, OMS showed a lack of experience which enabled the Lions to forge ahead for their third win. IN THE GOAL SQUARE Bulleen Templestowe, Old Paradians and Kew all had good wins away from home and share the lead in B Section. Alphington were too strong for A.J.A,x and its home match today against Old Paradians is vital if it is to stay in contact with the leaders. Uni. Blacks won its first match for the season, crushing Coburg by 16 goals. In C Section St. Kilda CBC after a slow start showed Old Haileybury the way home to the tune of 10 goals. However other matches were far more tense. Parkside fell in by 3 points against a kickless Old Brighton and W. Brunswick just failed at Bluff Road, Hampton Rovers winning by 15 points. St. Kevin's got to within a goal of Caulfield Grammarians, but Alan Poore's lad steadied and won by 13 points. Therry CCOB is the leader in D Section after a close tussle with Fawkner, holding a 2 point advantage over North Brunswick. Old Carey lost its third close game, this time to Old Trinity in E Section and Bulleen United scraped home by 2 points against Heatherton. In F Section ANZ were far from disgraced in the battle of the Banks and Old Geelong came from behind to beat Clayton in a game of high standard. Old Scotch lost its first match for the season against Banyule in U. 19 Premier Division leaving St. Bernard's outright leaders. Marcellin remains undefeated in Zone I as are St. Kilda CBC and Old Xavs in Zone 2. REPCO CYCLE ERGOMETER... For the raoxwler who wants ro keep, ix: Come rain, hail or shine you can enjoy Thethe benefits of a Repco cycle v~~~'~~ ergometer to provide healthy daily E ii exercise and keep you fit. Bike for al l Seasons You will be able to see the daily improvement in your fitness within the comfort of your own home, whilst being in complete control over your individual fitness programme. BIONIC BIKE The Repco Bionic Bik e Ergometer is unique amongst exercise cycles in that it brings into use both arm and le g muscle exercises at the same time. Available from : AJI RwO kdo Parts Stores 150 GAMES AT PARKSIDE The Committee and all Players and Supporters i,, ;n in congratulating Ken Howell on reaching the,,,il,stone of n Ostgame td wearing s h e agains No.19 t 01,1 Boy K. e gurnsey ~~ ;,v back tn Ken's big marks around the,,round have been a highlight of his play. Ken's individual achievements have been many. Senior gest and Fairest 1978, also Runner Up 1974, hgu after suffering a serious injury several season s has bounced right back to be the Red Devil's main hope in reaching the finals in Well done h,~n and everyone at Parkside wants you to reach 7oO, 150 TO THE OX Today marks the 150th appearance of Neville Schmidt for Old Haileyburians. Our club Deputy C, ptain, 1980 Best and Fairest and 1982 leading eo,dkicker, has already made a fine start to the ;,,,son with a 6-goal bag against Melbourne High. Schmidty joined us in 1974 and steadily progressed to senior ranks where he held down the full-back position for a few years. Since 1980 however, he has,prrt much of his time on the forward line. One of uutny individual highlights would be his 11-goal performance against Alphington in 1981 (he broke his jaw the next week!). Neville's long kickig, sure hands and sheer brute strength have been features of his play over the last ten seasons. Best of luck for the next 50 "Ox" and may they be as successful outings as the last 150. All at O.H. salute an d congratulate you. 150 GAMES AT OLD SCOTCH All at Old Scotch congratulate Don Symington on plaving his 150th game recently. Affectionately known as "Skinny" to his teammates, Don has played many excellent senior games and was a member of the successful 1970 Premiership side coached by David Kidd. Now a successful medical practitioner he still finds time to play with the Reserves and works actively off the field as a Vice-President to the Club. We all look confidently to his 200th game in a few years time. Well done Skinny! TWO TONS REACHED AT WEST BRUNSWICK All star Ken Vazquez has now finally after a few stops and starts zoomed too his target at last. Ken a Ii*urehead at West, he has been here a long time, will hold his head high when he takes to the field for his big game. 200 games of sweat and injury, nagging byjulie, but now a dream come true, we at West are proud that one of our older brigade has made it. K4n, tonight get a cab home. Great work and well done. 50 GAMES AT OLD GEELONG Old Geelong congratulates John Keillor on reaching his 50th game for the Club today. 150 FOR BULLANT PAIR The first games of the 1983 season saw two young Bullant stars play their 150th for the club. Riek Demarte is an extremely skillful and speedy rover, and 'played in Bulleen-Templestowe's Reserve Premiership side last season. Rick resumed with the Bullatits after a stint at Collingwood 3rds. We all congratulate Rick on his milestone, he's a great asset to the Senior side! BALL BRIEFS Tim (Nipper) Merrett captained last year's Under 19's Premiership team and played in the 1981 'Under 19 Premiership side. Nipper comes from a well known V.F.L. football family and is a very classy and versatile footballer. Well done Nipper. All at Bu lleen-templestowe look forward to seeing many more games from these talented pair and know they'll play a major part in our aim to reach "A" grade amateurs. 50 GAMES AT WEST BRUNSWICK 50 games up for Darrin Anderson at West Brunswick. Darrin, who has come up from our junior team two seasons ago, has cemented his position in our reserve side, and is roving well. Darrin, all your mates and fellow players along with committee and supporters wish you well, and look forward to your next fifty games. 100 GAMES AT OLD MENTONE Congratulations are extended to Mike "Sticky " Durack on playing his one hundredth game with the Old Mentonian Football Club. Mike, a foundation member of the club, has given great service to the toners. A tireless worker on general and social committees (when he is not on holidays) Mike has been awarded our Best Club Member Award in 1976, and last year was presented with a V.A.F.A. Merit Certificate. A Life Member of the Club, Stick's football career has been often interrupted by injury. However, few who have seen him play will forget his individual style. A versatile utility player, Mike is equally at home in attack or defence. Once again Mike. congratulations, and we look forward to seeing that number ten jumper flashing around the packs in many more games for the Panthers. Everyone at the Old Mentonians would like to congratulate Doug Ferrari and Lee Mickelburough on playing fifty games with the club. Both Doug and Lee are enthusiastic and popular members of our team, and both are extremely active socially. Well done to both of them, and we look forward to them playing many more games with the Panthers. KEW NOTE S Kew reserves found it hard to believe as the last kick at the final ball last Saturday took the game from them. After coming back they thought they had the game sewn up and the first win for 8 :1. Coach Wayne Blay certainly is looking for a determined effort to gain 4 points and so support the winning run of the seniors and Under 19's. Kew now in its 85th playing season is about set to open it's new Social rooms...thanks to the local Council, many supporters (some still missing) and some sponsors. No longer the need to drink amongst the tape and mud of a hard fought game with the wiff of linament filling the change room. Any Amateur footballer or supporter who knows something of Kew's glorious past, wins and losses are invited to let the committee know as a full invitation list to the official opening is needed. Kew don't want to overlook anyone. Call Secretary or

3 O ues Get a burst of PK UMPIRE'S CORNER MIKE MURRAY'S 150TH Mike today officiates in his 150th game as goal umpire. He commenced with the Amateurs in 1973 following a five year stint at Ormond. He played 37 games with the `Brown and Blues', when a fractured leg halted his career. For two years he goal umpired for Ormond. This apprenticeship provided Mike with the basis for a most enjoyable and rewarding career with the V.A.F.A., which has seen him officiate in 29 `Finals' including 10 Grand Finals. A stickler for statistics, Mike reveals that in his 150 games, he has worked with 55 field umpires, 57 goal umpires, officiated at 35 grounds and witnessed 45 teams in action. I doubt if Mike has ever had any difficulties with his scorecards. Mike now has his sights set on his 200th appearance as well as officiating in an `A' section Grand Final before the white flags are put away. freshness. Chewing P.K gum can help you concentrate. Its fresh, clean flavour will giv, you a lift. It'll help your game. EDITOR'S NOTE!!!TEAM LISTS!!! Of 62 clubs, only 25 have provided copies of team lists for publication in the record. Delegates were advised on March 28th that these lists were required before round 3! As continuation of the Amateur Footballer is often under review, such poor response does little in providing support. Under 18 Nominations Ten Clubs fielding under 19 teams didn't bother to nominate any of their better U.18 players for possible selection in the V.A.F.A.'s match against the V.F.A. Surely you owe your players of tomorrow SOMETHING?!!!!!! TROPHIE S TROPHIES - WHOLESALE-SUPPLY AND ENGRAVING Comprehensive range of trophies Presentation and Gifts SILVER PEWTER STAINLESS WAR E PARKER PEN S J0_ HN F. HICKMAN 94 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne (Opp. Hotel London) Illustrated Brochures on Request a Univ ROUND 4-5 YEARS AG ania ill to a. olal in thelseco dotelrmh ebfeature of th0 game. ciry f eo ~hauble ( Blues) and Carlson, Kelly, Randles Brown, Y ti0b) were best. Only bright spot for North was comeback n the reserves of former top-class halfback player, Steve 1Taule. 200 games to "Goffa" Stevens, senior vice-president of pid'ivanhoe Grammarians. West Brunswick (D) remained undefeated with a strong point win overmhsob in a high scoring game, 19.16(130) 18.10(118). BEst R Dagg (West B) Wood, BMHSOB) Ceddia, nd R. Staley, I50 milestones at Old Brighton : 150 to dashing long leftfoot kicking wingman Owen Millis and 100 to Andrew btuilett whose considerable courage and football skills had ()cr~ed the club for many years as press correspondent and rag~istration secretary. fcew honoured 200 games from Terry Hayes, record club Best and Fairest four times. Interstate player in 1974, club captain in 1977 and 1978, Kew had never seen a more courageous and dedicated member. 10 YEARS AGO Caulfield Grammarians (27.17) played brilliant football toannihilate Old Paradians (3.11) who turned in a miserable performance. Griffiths, McNicol and G. Fletcher (7 goals),,ere best for Caulfield while Lyons, Hart and McLaughlin struggled for Old Paradians. One hundred games to John Skerry, Peter Hartigan, Ian Harris, all of Alphington, Rick Porton, Neil Malone (M.H.S.O.B.) and Ron Baker ( Ivanhoe). 'A' Section captains were Greg Tootell (Caulfield Gram.), Graham Warfe (Coburg), Guy Wilson ( Geelong), R. Booth (STonash), Shane Maguire ( North Old Boys), Ross Duke ( Old Paradians), Roger Wood ( Ormond), Barry Amott (St. Bernard's O.C.) andb. Cottrill ( Uni. Blues). Who captained Ivanhoe? On the bottom in 'B' after 3 rounds. De La Salle (4 years liter - an 'A' Section premiership - Ed.). Kew ('B') kicked 7.2 to Uni. Blacks 3.4 in final quarter to run out winners and record their first victory. 15 YEARS AGO Ormond paid tribute on the passing of the ~rand old man of the club, Les Smith, foundation president in Les Gordon, veteran Power House captain-coach, played his 300th game - the last 200 had been consecutive. Frank Snell (Kew) and John Booth ( Old Paradians) were appointed coaches of teams to play Tasmania and South Australia respectively. Melbou rne High and Uni. Blacks drew apiece. Another thriller was Kew v Old Scotch, with Kew 33 points ahead at the last change, and scoreless in the last quarter, hanging on to win by four points. Best were Paterson, Findlay, Goonan (Kew) and Mackay, R. Beaurepaire and P. Clarke ( Old Scotch). 25 YEARS AGO Members of the Permit Committee were Fred Coldrey (chairman), W. Gallacher, F. Hamilton, George McTaggart nd K. Phillips. Old Scotch recorded their first win overold Melburnians for eight years with a convincing 21 point victory. Parry, Wilson and Law were best for Old Scotch with Pinkus, Turner and Morri s serving Old Melburnians well. Parkside maintained their unbeaten record in'c' section when they fought back in second half to best National Ban k LOOKING BACK by 19 points. Best were Barry, Dite, Dempster ( Parkside) and Dunn, St ri ckland, Wall (National Bank). U.H.S.O.B. extended congratulations to coach George Murray - a proud father. Amateur results were being broadcast on Saturday nights on 3UZ with scores repeated again on Sunday morning by John Russell (John is now 3UZ's leading racecaller - N.R.). Who was the best p laver for Port Melbourne in their one point win over A J.A.X? ( Will that 'A' Section coach stand up~ - N.R. ) One hundred games to Allen Morri s, Old Scotch vicecaptain, club best and fairest in 1957, and runner-up in 1952 and Allen had been by his example an inspiration on and off the field. 'B' Section ca ptains were Phil McLaughlin (Old Paradians), D. Hoffman (E.S.&A. Bank), Rex Jones. (Power House), Michael Roet ( Uni. Blacks), Noel Stokes (Kew). NOEL RUNDLE (Old Geelong Gram.). Geoff Pau l 'B' Section captains were Phil McLaughlin (Old Paradians), D. Hoffman (E.S.&A. Bank), Rex Jones, (Power House), Michael Roet ( Uni. Blacks), Noel Stokes (Kew), NOEL RUNDLE (Old Geelong Gram.), Geoff Paul (M.H.S.O.B.) and Laurie Austee ( Hampton Rovers). Who captained Commonwealth Bank and Geelong? 35 YEARS AGO Old Melburnians and Uni. Blacks, both undefeated. met in the match of the day. The Dark Blues kicked a goal against the wind in the last quarter to win by 4 points - stars for the victors were Evan Macgregor and Ted Cordner while for the Blacks Denis Cordner and Kevin Dillon gave great service. Hampton Rovers notes read : "Our star was Peter Lucas, whose debut was a gem" (Peter is secretary of Coll ingwood Football Club in 1978). For the Latest Amateur Football news be listening to each Thursday night at 8.40 p.m. r 4 S

4 - DOLLARS Collegians Marcellin O,C. De La Salle O.C. Ivanho e Old Scotch Coll. University Blues Ormond Old Xaverians North Old Boys Old Melburnians Kew 3 Old Paradians 3 - Bulleen-T'stowe 3 - Alphington 2 1 St. Bernard's 1 2 Uni. Blacks 1 Old Camberwell J.A.X. 1 2 Monash Blues Coburg _ 3 PREMIERSHIP LISTS W L D FOR AGST % Pts. A SECTIO N , Ivanhoe Collegians Old Scotch Old Melburnians Marcellin O.C. Ormond North O.B. Uni. Blues De La Salle O.C. Old Xaverians W L D FOR AGST A RESERVE SECTION % Pis, _ _ B RESERVE SECTION Bulleen-T'stowe Uni. Blacks Alphington Coburg St. Bernard's Old Paradians Monash Blues A.J.A X Kew Old Camberwell UNDER 19 PREMIER DIVISIO N St. Bernard's Ile La Salle OC B 1nyuie North O.B Old Scotch nhce Ormond, I lvfelb. Unt ; I Bulleen-T stowe old Paradians PREMIERSHIP LISTS UNDER19ZONE2 St. Kilda CBCOB Old Xaverians Old Haileybury Old Melburnians Old Brighton St. Kevin's O.B. 2 I Ham p ton Rovers Old Camberwell Collegians Clayton M.H.S.O.B UNDER 19 ZONE 1 Marcellin O.C Fawkner Therry CCOB Kew Oldlvanhoe Williamstown Preston I Parkside Caulfield Gram. 3 C - SECTION C RESERVE SECTION St. Pius St. Kilda CBC St. Kilda CBCOC St. Kevin's OB Hampton Rovers St. Pius Parkside Parkside St. Kevin's O.B Caulfield Gram. West Brunswick I Ham pton Rovers Old Haileybury Old Bri.6 4 Old Haileybury ghton M.H.5 - West Brunswick.S.O B Old Brighton M.H.S O.B D SECTIO N Therry CCOB North Brunswick State Bank Banyule Fawkner St. Bede's Power House Old Ivanhoe Univ. Reds E SECTION Thomastown Peni.tsula O.B Old Mentonians Balaclava Old Trinity Bulleen United Heatherton Old Carey Elsternwick Thornbury F SECTIO N C'wealth Bank F.I.T.O.B Old Geelong Brunswick Clay ton La Trobe Uni. U.H.S.O.B. ANZ Bank Monash Whites St. John's Therry CCOB 3 - North Brunswick 3 - St. Bede's 2 1 Power House 2 1 D RESERVE SECTION Fawkner Old Ivanhoe State Bank Univ. Reds Banyule E RESERVE SECTION Thomastown Heatherton Balaclava Old Trinity Peninsula O.B Old Mentonians Thornbury Bulleen United Old Carey Elsternwick C'wealth Bank 3 - Clayton 3 - Old Geelong 2 1 La Trobe Uni. 2 1 Brunswick F.I.T.O.B. U.H.S.O.B. A.N.Z. Bank Monash Whites St. John's O.C. F RESERVE SECTIO N FOR POPULAR BULLAN T Popular clubman Shane "Flappers" Farley plays his 100th game this week. Flappers as he's affectionately known, is an exciting wingman, rover, to,~atch on his day, of which there are many during the season. His exceptional speed enables him to stride away from his opponents and has also gained him a second nick name of league star "Silvio Foshini". Enthusiasm and dedication help to make Flappers a great player and he's an inspiration to the side. All at Bulleen-Templestowe congratulate, and wish`him the very best for today. We look forward to many more great games from you "Flaps". 150 FOR GREAT BULLANT CLUBMAN Wally Cerato of Bulleen-Templestowe today achieves his milestone by playing his 150th for the club. Wally was a foundation player when the club started the Senior Section with an Under 19 team in He has been in every Bullant Reserve Grand Final since 1977 and been a part of the reserves three Premiership flags which included '81-'82. Back to Back Premierships. "Wal" is a player with an enormous amount of G & 0, and certainly isn't afraid of the hard ball. As a result of his game, Wall has been known to suffer a few bruises on a Saturday night. We know you have been looking forward to this important milestone Wally, and everyone at Bulleen- Templestowe congratulates and salutes a great clubman. 100 GAMES TO MARSHALL EASEY One of Heatherton's Bentleigh Brigade, Marshall has finally reached the 100 game mark. A player with heaps of ability, we hope that Marshall will reach the heights he deserves for Heatherton. T1IE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER BALL 111SPAIEFS 50 GAMES AT A.N.Z. BANK Congratulations from all players and supporter s at ANZ to Ian "The Professor" Mikkelson on playing his 50th game today. Since joining the Club, Ian has played mainly on the backline. His great dashing style and toughness has been a feature of his game. Well done Ian and we look forward to another great 50 games. 50 GAMES AT WEST BRUNSWIC K West Brunswick's Fred Hall today plays his 50th game. Fred, who started in our junior side, has now moved on to our senior grade. He has not yet been able to retain a regular position in our major team, but knowing Fred, he will fight back to win this honour. We at West congratulate him on his 50th today. Well done Freddie. THE BLACK LIS T (A) - Failed to phone final scores before 5 (Reserves p.m.) FINE Nil. (B) - Also failed to phone final scores before 5.30 p m. - FINE - TEN DOLLARS. (C) - Failed to phone scores (if applicable) or details to Press Correspo ndent before b p.m. (B Section details p.m.) - FINE - TEN DOLLARS. UNIVERSITY REDS (A) - $5 ST. BEDE'S O.C. (B + C) - $20 CLAYTON (A) - $5 NORTH OLD BOYS JUN. (A) - $ 5 ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS JUN. (A) - $5 OLD BRIGHTON GR. JUN. (B) - $10 ALPHINGTON (C) - $1 0 A.I.A.X. (C) - $10 7

5 HOME CLUB : VESF TlRG CLUB : HOME RESERVE S VISITING RESERVES HOME SENIORS VISITING SENIORS No. RESERVES 1/4 time 1/2 time 3/a time Final SENIORS 8 I7[E AMATEUR FOOTBALLER

6 T DAYS G A SECTIO N University Blues v Marcellin O.C. - Dodds, Tracey, (G) Jephson, McKenzie. Ormond v Collegians - Coughlan, Mead, (G) Goodman, Moore. Old Melburnians v Ivanhoe - Horwood, Goodyan (G) Murray, Hillier. De La Salle v Old Xaverians - Flannery, Smith (G) McDonald, Dunstan. Old Scotch v North O.B. - Henry, Linehan (G) Waters, Ahlm. Bulleen-Templestowe v A.J.A.X. - Molloy, Woolley, (G) Malcolm, Richardson. Alphington v Old Paradians - Cavanagh, Norton (G) O'Shaunessy, Johnson. St. Bernard's v Kew - Larkin, Grubb (G) Jones, Hoare. Monash Blues v Coburg - Urwin, Wills, (G) Hall, Cahan. Old Camberwell v University Blacks - Maebus, Secota, (G) Hawkins, Velleman. C SECTION St. Kilda CBC v West Brunswick - Lineman. Hampton Rovers v Old Brighton - N. Wilson. Parkside v St. Kevin's O.B. - C. King. Caulfield v M.H.S.O.B. - Britto n Old Haileybury v St. Pius - V.F.A. D SECTION Banyule v Fawkner - Scott Therry v Power House - Rossett o St. Bede's v North Brunswick - D. Wilson University Reds v Old Ivanhoe - Miller. A SECTION Collegians v University Blues Marcellin O.C. v Old Scotch Ivanhoe v Ormond North O.B. v De La Salle O.C. Old Xaverians v Old Melburnians Old Paradians v Bulleen-Templestowe A.J.A.X. v Old Camberwel l Kew v Alphingto n University Blacks v Monash Blues Coburg v St. Bernard's C SECTION Old Brighton v St : Kilda West Brunswick v Old Haileyburians St. Kevin's v Hampton Rovers St. Pius v Caulfield Grammarians MHS Old Boys v Parksid e D SECTION Power House v Banyule Fawkner v University Reds North Brunswick v Therry Old Ivanhoe v Assumption State Bank v St. Bede' s E SECTION Thornbury v O. Carey Heatherton v Old Trinity 10 E SECTION Old Carey v Heatherton - Woodruff. Bulleen United v Thornbury - Hayward. Peninsula O.B. v Elsternwick - VFA 0. Mentonians v Balaclava - Morley Old Trinity v Thomastown - Power. F SECTIO N U.H.S.O.B. v Monash Whites - Belbin F.I.T.O.B. v ANZ Bank - Wyatt Comm. Bank v Old Geelong - Robbins Clayton v St. John's - Foley La Trobe Uni. v Brunswick - McGregor. NEXT WEEK"S MATCHES UNDER 19 PREMIER Banyule v De La Salle - Bierton. Ivanhoe v St. Bernard's - Gilday Old Paradians v Ormond - McDonald North O.B. v Melb. Uni. - Josem Old Scotch v Bulleen Templestowe - Gould. UNDER19ZONE1 Old Ivanhoe v Fawkner - Mills Williamstown v Preston - Harve y Marcellin v Therry - Misell Kew v Preston - Walker UNDER19ZONE 2 Collegians v Clayton - Forde. Old Haileyb.ury v Old Melburnians - Burn s St. Kevin's O.B. v Hampton Rovers - Robinson Old Brighton v Old Camberwell - James Monash Blues v Old Xaverians - Rowe M.H.S.O.B. v St. Kilda CBC - Lyons. Elsternwick v Bulleen United Thomastown v Old Mentonians Balaclava v Peninsula O.B. F SECTION ANZ Bank v UHS Old Boys Monash Whites v Latrobe University Old Geelong v Footscray ITOB Brunswick v Clayton St. John's v Commonwealth Bank UNDER 19 PREMIER St. Bernard's v Banyul e De La Salle v Old Scotch Ormond v Ivanhoe Melbourne Uni. v Old Paradians Bulleen-Templestowe v North O.B. UNDER 19 ZONE i Parkside v Old Ivanhoe Fawkner v Kew Therry v Williamstown Preston v Marcellin UNDER 19 ZONE 2 Old Melburnians v Collegians Clayton v MHSO B Hampton Rovers v Old Haileyburians Old Camberwell v St. Kevin's O.B. Old Xaverians v Old Brighto n St. Kilda v Monash Blues A SECTIO N old Scotch ni. Blues OLD SCOTCH COLL. : Meadows 8, Brown 3, Bedford 2, TaBent, Senior. BEST : Brown, Meadows, Tallent, ~r6on, Senior, Moir. llni VERSITY BLUES : Sturgess 5, R. Curnow 2, Kaye 2, \l~ Innes 2, Yeo 2. Bond, D. Curnow, Macaulay. BEST : N% 4 Qutnn, Sturgess. Jackson, Jennings, Yeo. )lareellin O.C Ormond.8 5, Holmes 4, Cooper 3,,MARCE non =: ~LoI m0 CHesse, Ebetrt SBE S i,m~*netu, O'Donnell, Ebert, Toomey. ORMOND : P. Mehrten 3. Forsyth 2, Fisher, Morris, iclor,kebest : Barnes, Morris, Ritchie. P.Mehrten, hi[~'ly, Kingston. (I'll' fans Old Dlelburnians COLLEGIANS : J. Bennett 4, Shimmin 3, Baum 2, T. ~r Williams, Hibbins, K. sons, Hinchen, J. Bennett, Wolff. OLD MELBURNIANS : T. Morrison 3, McMullin 2. ~,cison, Cameron. BEST: McMullin, Fox, Witts, Harris. t,;rotzner. Nelson. De La Salle O.C hanhoe DE LA SALLE O.C. : Kerin 6, Maher 2, McCormack 2, Nturphy 2. G. MeHenry, B. Hellard. BEST : Rawlings, pc,eson, G. McHenry, B. Hellard, Greene, Maher. I V ANHOE : P. Morcom 4, Globan 2, Lynn 2, Powell 2, Gittos, Balcombe, Brewin. BEST : Dutevskis. Pratt, tiammartino, Taylor. Powell, P. Morcom. Old Xaverians North O.B OLD XAVERIANS : S. Curtain 3, Armstrong 2. Vale 2. Burne, Greetham, Gleeson, P. Curtain. BES"I~ : Wilton. mo,namara, Burne. Gleeson, Vale, S. Curtain. NORTH OLD BOYS : Dillon 2, O'Rourke 2, Doolan 2. S :dbato, S. Hibbert. Considine, Butera, Turnbull. BEST : I3orcich. O'Rourke, P. Maguire. P. Weir, Bruno Conti. lialey. Bulleen-T'stowe Old Camberwell BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - FIRST POST OLD CAMBERWELL: Goal-kickers, Best Pla Yers not received, or received after copy deadline - FIRS 'I' POST b1onday. Up hin~iton A,l,A,X ALPHINGTON : Nicol 4, Hockins 3. Lenthat 3, J. Papas 2. Yokish 2. Valiance 3. King. Bradley, Tratnjek. BEST : G. Valiance, J. Papas, Bannister, Nicol, M. Howard. Lenthal. AJ.A.X.: Gross 4, Zemski 3. D. Segal 2. Burstin 2. Nfarkoff, Kausman, Ritterman, Basser. BEST : Zemski. 1erstandig. Gross. Basser, S. Marks, Luno. Old Paradians St. Bernard's ,15,63 OLD PARADIANS : Hammond 4. Madden 2. Busch. Roe, Spillane. Gleeson, McClements, Wood P. Canavan. BEST : J. Madden, Considine, McCarthy, P. Wood. Gleeson. Hammond. ST. BERNARD'S : Goal-kickers, Best Players not NtONDAY. Kew Monash Blues KEW : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, o r received after copy deadline - FIRST POST LAST ROUND'S RESULT S MONASH BLUES : Gagger 5, Willett 2, Loorham, Ross, Petrie. Berg tn, Sest, Searle. BEST : Bergin, Gugger, Flett, Sest, Ross, Loorham. University Blacks Coburg UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Huntington 10, Pattinson 4, Kellar 3, Heath 3, Howard 2, Cunnin gham 2, Gray. BEST : Huntington, Peters, Gray, Carmody, Heath, Costello. COBURG : Sed gewick 2, Muntoni 2, Hill 2, Tolley, McAulifer, Lucas. BEST : Commazzetto, Black, McAuliffe, Jakovceski, Sedgewick, Lucas. C SECTION St. Kilda CBCOB Old Haileyburians ST. KILDA C.B.C.O.B. : Gillan 6, Capiron 4, Smith 3, Ebbot 2, La Fontaine 2, Madigan 2, Boehm, Buzza, Collins, Huglin, Jones, Thynne. BEST: Capiron, Buckley, Boehm, Jones, Gillan, Collins. OLD HAILEYBURIANS: Schmidt 7, Robertson 5, Campbell, Wilson, Gerny, Gosswinckel. BEST : Constable. Gerny, Hodge, Paul, Schmidt, Youngs. Hampton Rovers West Brunswick HAMPTON ROVERS : Pana giotidis 6, Austin 5, Twinin g 3, Malone 3, Capp, Jones, Murphy. BEST: Twining, Malone, Cooper, Austin, Panagiotidis, Capp. WEST BRUNSWICK : Casley 4, Lawley 3, Wilkie 3, Dan Carroll 2, Don Carroll 2, Cecchi 2, Buckley, Traynor J.P. BEST: Brockwell, Buckley, Ivey, S. Lampard, J.P. Traynor, Wilkie. Parkside Old Brighton PARKSIDE : R. Poyntz 3, K. Howell 2, Blythe, Sweeney, T. Gard, B. Clarke, M. Ware, D. Fletcher. BEST: Griffiths, Allen, Rowe. B. Clarke, Sansonetti. M. Ware. OLD BRIGHTON : Wakeham 4, Cochran 3, Broome 2, Cornwell. Jones. BEST: Jones, Cameron. Wakeham, Cornwell, Bennett, Clarkson. Caulfield Gram St. Kevin's O.B CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS : D. Matthews 3, Kanis 3, Collett 3, Watson, O'Shea, M. Sisson, Fish, Berzins, R. Sisson. BEST : Kanis, C. Stone, R. Sisson, Collins. Fish. Collett. ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Browne 4, Hannan 3, Beale, Hyland. Callanan, B. Campbell, W. Nettlefold. BEST : J. Nettlefold, Corredig, Cross. P. Campbell, W. Nettlefold, Beale. St. Pius MHS Old Boys ST. PIUS : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - FIRST POST MHS OLD BOYS : Goal-kickers, Best Players not D SECTIO N Banyule University Reds BANYULE: Errington 9. Adams 3. Attard 2. Hobba 2. Scully 2. N. Taylor, Fraumano. BEST : Hobba. Barry. Jones. N. Taylor. R. l3rrington, Fraumano. UNIVERSITY REDS: Van Driel 2. Tracy, Hutchins. West more. Solly. Heddles. Cooney. Grant. Anderson. BEST : an Driel, Koop, Solly. Tracy. Anderson. Westmore. Therry CCOB Fawkner THERRY CCOB : Richardson 6. Fisher 2. Murcutt 2, Biddlestone. O'Brien. O'Sullivan. BEST : White, Eggleston. Richardson, Weir, Biddlestone. Nolan. 11

7 FAWKNER : Solmar 3, Hoare 2, Dalfonso 2, Raleigh, Roberts. BEST : Hoare, Cropley, Solmar, Dalfonso, Tymms, Busst, Scott, Browne. St. Bede's O.C Power House ST. BEDE'S O.C.: Dunne 3, Collins 2, Sebire 2, Smallwood 2, Reinehr 2, Horton, O'Gorman, Reinehr Matt, Warne. BEST : Dunne, Elmore, Howe, Reinehr L., Reinehr M., Smurdle. POWER HOUSE : Crawford 2, Halcombe 2, Beddoe, Newton, Osborne, Sarosi, Seccas. BEST: Callahan, Stafford, Sarosi, Osborne, Newton, Seccas. NORTH BRUNSWICK - BYE State Bank Old Ivanhoe STATE BANK : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, - OLD IVANHOE GRAMMARIANS : Dummett 3, Colledge 3, Wells 2, Sall, Brown. BEST: Ball, Purcell, Baird, J. Dummett, Jones, Harvey. E SECTION Old Trinity Old Carey OLD TRINITY : Heath 4, Mitchell 3, O'Shau ghnessy 3, Ka rvela 2, Allibon, Lockwood. BEST : Heath, Birrell, Adgemis, Borghesi, A. Birrell, Douglas. OLD CAREY: Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, Bulleen United Heatherton BULLEEN UNITED : Goal-kickers, Best Players not HEATHERTON : Perkins 4, Coffey 3, Skinks, Atkinson, Wainwright, Smith. BEST : Howells, Wainwright, Coffey. Perkins, Massey, Gittens. Peninsula O.B Thorn bury PENINSULA O.B. : Mitchell 6, Davis 5. Kerley 4, Wiltshire 4, Doyle 2, Graham, La Brooy, Gurtler. Bedford. BEST : Davis, Wiltshire. Doyle, Sampson, Kerley. Gurtler. THORNBURY : P'saila 3, Scott 2, Gibson 2, Richards 2. BEST: Flower, Williams, McKinnon, Greenwood, Scott, Bromley. Old Mentonians Elsternwick OLD MENTONIANS: Goal-kickers, Best Plavers not ELSTERNWICK : Goal-kickers. Best Play ers not I'homastown Balaclava THOMASTOWN : Broderick 5, DiBattista 3, Assetta 2, Tsakmakis 2, Liendl 2, Harling. BEST : Kelly, Liendl. Pavera. Fellows, Fleming. Muscara. Dri. BALACLAVA : Gregory 3. Scicluna 2, Porter 2, McLeod, Sist. Monaghan, Angwin, Iacono. BEST : Gregory, McGrath. Monaghan. Withers. Rafferty. Burgess. F SECTION La Trobe Uni UHSOB U.H.S.O.B. : Goal-kickers, Best Players, not received, or received after copy deadline - FIRST POST LAST R UND'S RESULTS LA TROBE UNIVERSITY : Taylor 3, Watson 2, Dwyer Hristovski, Pyle, Rimes. BEST: Rimes, Blake, Tucci : O'Hanlon, Bird, Taylor. F.I.T.O.B MonashWhites F.I.T.O.B. : Mills 5, Djinovic 3, Breheny 2, Godkin, Baird, Stefou. BEST : Notman, Abramczyk, O'Connor, Boswell, White, Breheny. MONASH WHITES : Sturgess 2, Guthrie, Brice, Kanaris, Raskas. BEST : Guthrie, Brooker, Horwood, Brice. C'wealth Bank ANZ Bank COMMONWEALTH BANK : Collins 4, Benham 3, O'Keefe 3, Shacklock 2, Sarapuu 2, Baker 2, Johnston 2, Jorgensen 2, Cracknell. BEST: Matfin, Spaulding, Johnston, Collins, O'Keefe, Shacklock. ANZ BANK : Birkenfelds 6, Kostandinov 2, Martin 2, Riley 2, Haintz, Howard, Reid, Simmonds, Thomas. BEST : Anstis, Birkenfelds, Howard, Riley. Seel, Simmonds. Old Geelong Clayton ,112 OLD GEELONG : Whittle 7, Simpson 2, MacFarlane 2, Rowlands 2, Fuller 2, Henderson 2, Morrison, Jewell' BEST : Morrison, Whittle, Pearson, Henderson, Ward, Forbes. CLAYTON : Swan 6, Burke 4, Nestor 3, Crossley 2, Rossenlis, Newton. BEST: Saunders, Crossley, Dacey, Dinsdale, Burghardt, Cooper. Brunswick St. John's BRUNSWICK : Hutchison ll, Putrya 8, Owens 3, Dean 2. Minahan 2, Reichelt 2, Jameson 2, Pilkington, Dolmon, Barley, Kannegiesser. BEST : Bond, Hutchison, Bugden, Owens, Putrya, Pilkington. ST. JOHN'S : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - FIRS'IYPOST A RESERVE SECTION Old Scotch Uni. Blues OLD SCOTCH COLL, : Arnold 4, MacLennan 3, Leeming 2, McLean 2, Caldecott, Ellis, Kiel, Wheatley. BEST : Strangward, Alexander, Caldecott, McLean. Kiel, Cotton. UNIVERSITY BLUES : Russell 2, Harley 2, Collins, Hill. BEST : Westmore. Harley, Grace, Mann, Tatham, Russell. Ormond Marcellin O.C ORMOND : McNeil 4, Wood 3, Amon, Young, Davine, Carroll, McCooke. BEST : Carroll, Tonkin, Amon, Vipond, Short. Wood. MARCELLIN O.C.: Goal-kickers, Best Players not Coll Collegians Old Melburnians COLLEGIANS : Crutchfield 4, Christie 4, Chosich 2, Loder, Ing leton, English, C. Hinchen, Davis. BEST : Crutchfield, Loder, Tierney, Christie, Roberts, Walker. OLD MELBURNIANS : Goal-kickers, Best Players not Ivanhoe 5.2 7,5 7, De La Salle OC , IVANHOE : Webster 3, Dobson, Hutton, Jones. Shaw, Shaw K, Docherty. BEST : McDowall, Hutton B, Doekerty, Bye. Shaw G., Shaw K. DE LA SALLE O.C.: Goal-kickers, Best Players not North OldBoys Old Xaverians NORTH OLD BOYS : McSweeney 4, Sabato 3, Cedaro 2, [-arrelly 2, McIntyre 2, McKinnon, Harvey, Dillon, Pearse. I3f_ST : McKinnon, DuBois, Mc Sweeney, Farrelly, Pearse, Kett.. OLD XAVERIANS : Tiernan 3, Hart 2, Adgemis 2, t:'ostello, Lovelock. BEST: Lean, Tiernan, Hart,,,IcLoughlin. Renwick, Woodley. B RESERVE SECTIO N Buileen-T' Old Cambetrwel l BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Goal-kickers, Bes t piay ers not received, or received after copy deadline - FIRST POST, "OLD CAMBERWELL : Goal-kickers, Best Players not Al Xton LAST R UND'S RESULTS "ALPHINGTON : Filipovic 3, Shaw 2, Conboy 2, Stone, Irwin, McKenzie, Aili, Dyson. BEST: Stone, Carlos, Shaw, McKenzie, Scott, Filipovic. A,J.A.X.: Wiener, Poll, Jageda, Cherney, Levy, Bornsztetn. BEST : Segal, Poll, Velleman, Wiener, Poll, Bornsztetn. St., Bernard's Old Paradians , e ST. BERNARD'S O.C. : Goal-kickers, Best Players not OLD PARADIANS : Flynn, Hughes, Morelli, Callinan. BEST: Watson, Considine, Keys, Johnson, Buhagiar, Morelli. Monash Blues Kew, MONASH BLUES : Allen 3, Garde, Coldebella, McColl, Smith, McCormack. BEST : Allen, Garde, Smith, Clark, McGregor, Wright. KEW : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received. or received after copy deadline - FIRST POST Uni. Blacks Coburg UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Penny 3, Robinson 2, A. Robinson, Smith, Coker, McRobert, Fyffe, Llewelyn, Gibney. BEST: Harrison, Dillon, Gibney, Penny, Spalding, D. Robinson. COBURG : Aducci 2, Hackney 2, Millard 2, Bergantino, Angleis, Garing. BEST : Garing, Woods, Aducci, Pohubco, Slm, Sebah. C RESERVE SECTION St. Kilda CBCOC Old Haileyburians ST. KILDA CBCOB : Drinan 4, Harwood 3, Long 3, Ballarin 2, Brandwood, Capiron, Fitzroy, McNally, Robinson, Stewart. BEST: O'Dea, Graham, Howard, Harwood, Fitzroy, Long. OLD HAILEYBURIANS : Wise 4, Taylor, Walsh, Houston. BEST: Clydesdale, Cracknell, Southgate, Thompson, Walsh, Wise. Hampton Rovers West Brunswick HAMPTON ROVERS : Derrick 6, Nugent 3, Hibbs 2, Martin 2, Patmore, Kelly, Rog erson, Ough. BEST : Ough, Rogerson, Martin, Hipwood, Derrick, Bird. WEST BRUNSWICK : Anderson 3, Hall 2, Suleyman 2, DeBono, Meyer, Richards. BEST : Anderson, Lampard, Leatham, Meyer, Traynor. Parkside Old Brighton PARKSIDE : Harvey 3, Bastow, Thorn, Wilson, Gook, Riordan. BEST: Gook, Harvey, Wilson, Hertigan, B. Harvey, Clarke. OLD BRIGHTON : Wilson 3, Thompson 3, Marshall, Templeton. BEST : Wilson, Radde, Thompson, Marshall, Cowling, Gartner. St. Kevin's O.B Caulfield Gram ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS: Ring 5, Jago 3, Robson, Griffin, Power, Wardlaw, Croagh, Simmons. BEST : Robson, Wardlaw, Ring, Jago, Hawkins, Griffin. CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS : Barker 4, Voyage, Stone, Peters, Bendall, Leach. BEST : Bendall, Anderson, Killingbeck, Worthington, Leach, Harris. St. Pius MHSOB ST. PIUS : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - FIRS POST M.H.S.O.B. : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received o r received after copy deadline - FIRST POST D RESERVE SECTION University Reds Banyule UNIVERSITY REDS : Hille 4, Cooperohnston 2, Spencer 3, Pinkney 2, Johansen 2, Burnett. BE~T: Pinkney, Spencer 3, Pinkney 2, Johansen 2, Burnett. BEST: Pinkney, Cooperjohnston, Hille, Billings, Kildey, Carmody. BANYULE: Williams 2, Moloney, Walle, Dunstan, McCann. BEST : Smythe, Page, Hodgkinson, Moloney, Richards, Westcott. Therry Fawkner THERRY : Egan 2, Parkin 2, Kane 2, Lyons 2, Symons, Egan. BEST : Gugliemi, Symons, Egan, Ramsay, Egan, Murphy. FAWKNER: Booth 2. BEST : McCoach, Booth, Stewart, Gleeson, Ferguson. Power House St. Bede's O.C POWER HOUSE: Wilson 7, Fitzimmons, Clerehan. West, Scotland, Ryan. BEST : West, Snyders, Murphy, Scotland, Wilson, Freeman. ST. BEDE'S O.C. : Keane 2, Rocke, Tempany. BEST : Luxton, Lowry, Rocke, Whitlock, Miller, Harrison. Old Ivanhoe Gram State Bank OLD IVANHOE GRAMMARIANS : Mackenzie 3, Knorr 2, Coffield, Dowling, Ritchie, Larosa. BEST : Beith, Campbell, Constantinou, Dowling, Bell, Larosa. STATE BANK : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, NORTH BRUNSWICK - BYE E RESERVE SECTIO N Old Trinity Old Carey OLD TRINITY : Poynton 3, Vasilides, Spaulding, Carroll, Grenville, Stoddart, Papatsaras, Tankey. BEST: Adgemis, Vasilides, Thornton, Mackie, Poynton, Delandre. OLD CAREY : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received 12 13

8 Heatherton Bulleen United HEATHERTON : Link 3, Walker, Skinner, Lydster. BEST: Skinner. Stephens, Link, Davidson, Dempsey. BULLEEN UNITED : Goal-kickers, Best Players no t Peninsula O.B Thornbury PENINSULA O.B.: Stone 4, Hoskin~g 3, Sullivan 3, Harrison 2, Green. BEST: Harrison, Bunter, Sullivan, Crowder, Hosking, Stone. THORNBURY : Martsoulis 3, Cleary 3, Scott 2, Catterall, Liversos. BEST: Scott, Martsoulis, Howe, Phillips, Cleary, Feeley. Old Mentonians Elsternwick OLD MENTONIANS : Goal-kickers, Best Players no t ELSTERN W ICK : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received Thomastown Balaclava THOMASTOWN: Bosevski 4, Heffer 3, Parsons 3. Kernaghan 2, Phillips 2, Medwin, Donald. BEST : Bosevski, Murphy, Parsons, Medwin, Heafield, Prinzi. BALACLAVA : Powell 2, Heard, Howell, Hider, McDougall, Bruno, Brown. BEST : Pyne, Howell, Bottoms, McDougall, Hider, Taylor. F RESERVE SECTION La Trobe Uni U.H.S.O.B LA TROBE UNIVERSITY : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - FIRST POST U.H.S.O.B. : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received or received after copy deadline - FIRST POST F.I.T.O.B Monash Whites F.I.T.O.B.: Williams 3, Kelly 2, Bicknell, Johansen. BEST : Kelly, Peretic, Tanner, Williams, Bicknell, McCann. MONASH WHITES: Coulton, Carr, Letten, Rodini. BEST : Jennens, Fenton, Rodini, Northeast, Wood. Stephenson. C'wealth Bank ANZ Bank COMMONWEALTH BANK : King ~ 6, Murfitt 3, McCrimmon 2, Mehmet, Dunkley, Cordeaux. BEST : Worthington, Murfi it, King, Anderson, Lescai, McCri mmon. A.N.Z. BANK : Edwards 2, Brain, McLeod, Murray, Newman. BEST : Dickins, Dows, Guerin, Murray, R. Murray, Newman. Clayton Old Geelong CLAYTON: Caygill 5, Dickson 2, A. Dickson, O'Donoghue. BEST : Eaton, Dickson, Besley, O'Donoghue, Adams, DeRues. OLD GEELONG: Moffatt 3, Devilee, Sterling, Armytage, Stewart. BEST : MacDonald, Sterling, Horsfall, Jackson, Peake, Stewart. Brunswick St. John's BRUNSWICK : Burrows 3, Hull 3, Johnston 2, Melton 2, Davenport, Drape, Bull, Hacket, Wise, Ogtlvie, Cook, Watkins, Rowaiewsky, Shgehan. BEST : Hull, Drape, Davenport, Robson, Burrows, King. ST. JOHN'S O.C.: Goal-kickers, Best Players not LAST ROUND'S RESULTS UNDER 19 PREMIE R Banyule Old Scotch BANYULE : Clements 3, Rizk 3, Sutterby 2, Martucci 2, Coulson, Hoist, Williams. BEST : Sutterby, Rizk, Harding, Gibson, Martucci, Pyers. OLD SCOTCH : Mclssac 2, Lauritz 2, Gallagher 2, Legett, Butler, Bones, Caidecott, Dyson. BEST : Tivey, Gallager, MacMillan, Ballantyne. Ivanhoe De La Salle O.C ,137 IVANHOE : Davis 7, Gittos 3, Matthews 2, McKenzie 2, Lewis 2, Morrison 2. BEST : Davis, Harrison, Lewis, Ritcher, Perkins, Russell. DE LA SALLE O.C. : Goal-kickers, Best Players not Old Paradians St. Bernard's ST. BERNARD'S: Goal-kickers, Best Players not OLD PARADIANS : Casamento 3, Coghlan 2, Ryan 2, M. Ryan, Valmorbida, O'Donnell. BEST : Dowling, Flynn, Reid, Callinan, Ryan, Casamento. North O.B Ormond NORTH OLD BOYS : Goal-kickers. Best Playe~rs no t received, or received after copy deadline - FIRS "i' POST ORMOND : McCarthy 2, Tobin, Gilmore, Pane, Sutherland, Petering. BEST : Hansen, Tobin, Hill, Gilmore, Bevilacqua, Pane. Bulleen-T'stowe Melbourne Uni BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Field 4, Costa 3, Booth, Ceccmetto, Crooks, Goetz, Sexton. BEST : Costa, Kirkpatrick, Lawther, Mayne, Sexton, Viney. MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY: Bond 2, Smith 2, Holloway, Green, Hickey. BEST : Cooke, Bond, Thompson, Colloretti. Green, Hickey. Old Ivanhoe Gram Kew OLD IVANHOE GRAMMARIANS: Redman 5, Cockerill 5, Fallaw 3, Marris 2, Puncher 2, Renke 2, Hunt, Gay, Skalberg, Veal 2. BEST : Jenkins, Howard, Puncher, Skalberg, Redman, Edwards. KEW : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - FIRST POST Fawkner Williamstown FAWKNER : Young 5, Korp 5, Weir, Merson, Agius, Finnigan, Palmer, Gosewinckle. BEST : O'Leary, Merson, Rundle, Young, Ruggiero, Weir, Cullen. WILLIAMSTOWN : Clough 2, Edgar 2, Easterbrook 2, Butterfield, Di Pietro, Napoli, Zahra. BEST: Calderwood, Szumski, Zadel, VanDongen, Clough, Plichta, Shields. Marcellin O.C Parkside MARCELLIN O.C.: Goal-kickers, Best Players not PARKSIDE : Campbell, Camillo, Tzelepis, Gard. BEST : Sherlock, O'Brien, Camillo, Lock, Byrne. 14 Therry CCOB 2.4 3, Preston 2, THERRY CCOB : O'Rourke 3, Wrigglesworth 2, Crot~~t~~y Z, Taylor, Edwards, Jones, Rosiggivolo, Sandman. BES'I' Brennan. Taylor, Eastmuir, Freyne. Crotty, Matton. PRESTON : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - FIRST POST UNDER 19 ZONE 2 St. Kevin's O.B Collegians ST. KEVIN'S O.B.: Wallace 5, Kerr 4, Heenan 2, Cornwell 2, Waiters 2, Towshend 2, Grigg, Bennetts. BEST : Wallace, Treloar, Townshend, Mulchay, Shelton, Heenan. COLLEGIANS : Hibbins5,English 2,Coyne 2,Nancarrow, Tadgell, Van Twest, Wright, Tierney. BEST : Stephens, Fone, Gray, Hibbins, Wright, Ford. Old Brighton Clayton LAST ROUNDS RESULTS OLD BRIGHTON GRAM. : Wittey 6, Chan 2, Swan 2, Huttley 2, McDonald 2, Bowes. Hillard, Wittey. BEST : fiuttley, Swan, McDonald, Chan, Bowes, Hillard. CLAYTON: Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - FIRST POST Old Melbu rnians Monash Blues OLD MELBURNIANS : Goal-kickers, Best Players not ratonday MONASH BLUES : Findlow, Fraser, Gale, Hanson, King, Sinclair. BEST: Sinclair, Loorham, King, Ellett, McDonald, Lindholm. TRIBUNAL St. Kilda CBCOC Hampton Rovers 3, ST. KILDA CBCOC : Goal-kickers, Best Players not HAMPTON ROVERS : Wilson 2. Blake 2, Bingham, Wardlaw, Sherlock, Goktogen. BEST : Cahill, Griffiths, Blake, Dove, Daymond, Hartshorn. Old Xaverlans Old Camberwell OLD XAVERIANS : Silk 6, Hill 4, Pomie 2, O'Dea 2, Dowling 2, Heaphy, Toussaint, Burnes, Lefebrit, Frederico. BEST : Hill, Silk, Ralph, Toussaint. Pomitz, Lantz. OLD CAMBERWELL: Goal-kickers, Best Players not Old Haileyburians MHSOB OLD HAILEYBURIANS : Mountford 3, Mudock 3, Snowball 2, Richardson 2, Godfrey 2, Simons 2, Stuart 2, Hamilton, Tinkler, Robertson, Scammell, McDonnell. BEST : McDonnell, Mountford, Murdock, Tinkler, Stuart, Watson. M.H.S.O.B. : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - FIRST POST EMERGENCY UMPIRE S Should you require an emergency umpire ring APRIL 23rd ROUND D. Machines ( Univ. Blues) - Striking - Suspended two matches. B. McClements ( Old ParadIans) - Striking - Suspended two matches. L. Ross (Monash Blues) - Elbowing - Suspended four matches. S. Assetta (Thomastown) - Striking - Suspended four matches. D. Bromley ( Thornbury) - Striking - Suspended three matches. W. Lucas ( Ivanhoe Jun.) - Kicking - Failed to appear - Suspended until he appears before the Tribunal. D. Campbell ( Parkside Jun.) - Abusive langua g e to umpire - Suspended one match. C. Tzelepis ( Parkside Jun.) - Misconduct - Charge not sustained. R. Gard ( Parkside Jun.) - Striking - Reprimanded. A. DeHighden ( Mareellin O.C. Jun.) - Unduly rough play - Charge not sustained. P. Walker ( P re ston Jun.) - Striking - Suspended three matches. N. Johnstone (Old Cam be rwell Gr. Jun.) -'Striking - Suspended one match. M. Gale (MHS Old Boys Jun.) - Striking - Suspended two matches. A. Williams ( Old Melburnians Jun.) - Striking - Severely Reprimanded. A.Gale (Old Melburnians Jun.) - Striking - Charge not sustained. C. Forbes (Monash Blues Jun. Runner) - Abusive and threatening language to umpire - Charge not ` sustained. B. Brown (Monash Blues Jun. Coach) - Abusive and th re atening language to umpire (3 charges) - ` Ch arges not sustained. T. Findlow ( Monash Blues Jun.) - Charging - Charge not sustained. R. Hodgson ( Monash Blues Jun.) - Thre ating language - Charge not sustained. D. Moloney ( Banyule Res.) - Striking - Suspended six matches. PHONING OF SCORES In Mr. PAUL HALLY at Mr. GEORGE \-1CTAClGART -. u g 15

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