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O n M o n d a y , 1 7 July, 1 9 5 0 the Victorian Football Association representative party departed Melbourne b o u n d for Brisbane to
c o m p e t e for the first time in a n All Australian Football Carnival. T h e C h a m p i o n s h i p w a s divided into two sections which were:
Section 1: V.F.A., V.F.L., Tasmania, Western Australia, South Australia.
Section 2: Queensland, Canberra, Australian Amateurs, N e w South Wales.
T h e Carnival w a s played at the Exhibition Oval, Brisbane, b e t w e e n the 19th July, 1 9 5 0 a n d 29th July, 1950.
Back Row (Left to Right)—Coach Bill Faul, Alby Lewis. Bill Williams, Jim Armstrong, Wal Seitz, Jack James, Kev Pritchard,
Dave Starbuck. Keith Warburton. Perc Adamson. Reg Featherby, Norm Tob.t (Trainer).
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Second Row (Left to Right)—Darcy Tucker. Norm Unstead, Paddy Walsh, Mr. H. Snook (Secretary of the V.F.A.). Jack Whelan,
Holbrook,
Keith Pawsey.
, Roy Priestly. Rus Mclndoe. Charliei Culph. Don
Prom Row (Left to Right)—Jim Russell, Jack Danckert, Cec fl
Lionel Taylor.
Absent—Jack Lovett.
The Carnival Match Programme: SECTION 1
CARNIVAL L A D D E R
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For Agst
Pts %
Date and Time.
Fixtures.
Wed
12.15 p.m. Queensland School Matches.
UFL
4
4
414 200
16 207
19/7/50 2.00 p.m. Official Opening Ceremony.
4
2
2
248 230
8 107.8
S.A.
4
2
2
314 314
8 100
W.A.
2.45 p.m. Tasmania v. Victorian Football Association.
79.5
4
1
3
276
346
4
TAS
7.30
p.m.
Western
Australia
v.
South
Australia
Sat.
54.5
4
1
3
194
356
4
VFA
22/7/50 12.15 p.m. Winner Western Australia and South
Australia v Tasmania
Section 2
2.45 p.m. Loser Western Australia and South
Aust. Amateurs 3
3
287 183
12 178.1
Australia v Victorian Football League
N.S.W.
3
2
1
239 156
8 153.2
Mon
QLD.
3
1
2
189
175
4 108
2.45
p.m.
Winner
Western
Australia
and
South
24/7/50
35.8
Canberra
3
3
122 343
Australia v. Victorian Football Association.
7.30 p.m. Victorian Football League v Tasmania
REGISTERED C O L O U R S
Thur.
2.45 p.m. Victorian Football League v Victorian Football Ass.
Australian
Amateur
Football
Council - Jersey: white with green "A" on
29/7/50 2.45 p.m. Loser Western Australia and South Australia
breast.
White
knickers.
Socks:
green.
Sat.
v Tasmania
Canberra
Jersey:
light
blue
with
black collar and cuffs and waratah on right
29/7/50 12.15 p.m. Queensland School Matches.
breast;
Black
knickers;
Socks:
light
blue with black tops
2.45 p.m. Winner Western Australia and South Australia
Queensland - Jersey: maroon with white "Q" on left breast; White knickers;
v. Victorian Football League.
Socks: maroon with white tops.
7.30 p.m. Loser Western Australia and South Australia
v. Victorian Football Association.
South Australia - Jersey: red, gold and navy blue; Navy blue knickers;
12.15 p.m.
Thur.
Socks: red with navy tops
SECTION
2
20/7/50 2.45 p.m.
Queensland
v
Canberra
Tasmania - Jersey: green with primrose m a p of Tasmania, rose collar and
7.30 p.m.
Sat.
Australian
Amateurs
v
N
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w
South
Wales
cuffs; White knickers; Socks: green with rose tops
12.15 p.m.
Mon.
12.15 p.m. Queensland v Australian Amateurs
Wed.
Victorian Football Association -Jersey: blue and white hoops. Blue knjckers,
26/7/50 7.30 p.m. N e w South Wales v Canberra
Socks: blue and white hoops
Australian Amateurs v Canberra
Victorian Football League - Jersey: navy blue with white "V". White knickers.
V.F.A. ! Queensland v N e w South Wales
Socks: navy blue.
V.F.A.
VFA CARNIVAL R E S U L T S
Western Australia: Jersey: gold with black trimmings and black swan. White
V.F.A. 9.15.69
v
Tasmania
14.7.91
knickers. Socks: black with gold hoops.
V.F.A.
6.6.42
v
S.A.
4.10.34
6.5.41
v
VFL
18.15.121
Cover:6.6.42
Sandringham's
Brett Bailey
storms out of defence. Photo: Peter Ward (Herald-Sun)
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W.A.
15.20.110
Section 1
Matches
Played
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MATCH PREVIEW
Round 8 of the 1991 Mayne Nickless Cup starts with
the A B C televised Match of the Round between top of
the ladder Port Melbourne and number two spot holder,
Werribee. What a start to another great weekend of VFA
football, the rest of the round is equally competitive and
should provide VFA supporters with a feast of fantastic
football.
WERRIBEE v PORT MELBOURNE
The Tigers and the Borough meet in a clash that is of
equal importance to both clubs. Port will be determined
to preserve their unblemished record and stay on top
while Werribee are equally determined for a victory
which would see them join Port on 7 wins and keep
them just out of Box Hill's reach for the moment at least.
(Box Hill have played one less game).
The Tigers responded to their loss to Coburg in
Round 6 with a convincing win over an improving
Prahran. Steven Sells was in top form with the boot,
kicking 7 and Neal Daniher with 5. The Tigers appear to
have the flexibility up the ground with players like Sells,
Daniher, Drum, O'Keeffe, Knight and E a m e s which
allows for a multi-pronged attack. Leon Harris will be
working hard motivating his charges for one of their
most important games to date.
Port Melbourne, fresh from its comprehensive win
over Coburg last Saturday, will be fired up for this vital
clash. The Boroughs have displayed great teamwork all
around the ground in their games this season. Port have
a strong defence with Chrimes, Gasparoni, who showed
plenty of dash last week and Cameron. Paul Tilley
provides Port's on-ball players with a plentiful supply of
the ball. Top performers in recent weeks 1 have been
Harkins, Bailey, Donald, Hetherton, Yorgey, James and
Paul.
This should be a tight, close fought encounter, with
both sides committed to attacking football through their
talented centre line and forwards, the key to victory may
WILLIAMSTOWN v BOX HILL
be the skill and determination of the defences.
Recorder
Werribee
Reigning Pick:
premiers,
Williamstown, in 8th position with
2 wins from 7 outings are struggling to find their form of
last season. The Seagulls had their chances to win at
Sandringham last week but went down to the Zebras in
the closing minutes in a tight game.
T h e Towners are missing s o m e key players in
Marcus O'Connor, Joskun Aziz, Ian Rickman and the
injury list has increased with Chris Burton's hamstring
injury and Tony Pastqre w h o did not appear in last
week's g a m e after half-time. The Seagulls will have to
undergo a marked transition if they are to take the points
from the Mustangs.
Box Hill have been the quiet achievers of the VFA
season so far. Shane Molloy's boys have gone about the
business of winning games with great stealth.
The Mustangs may appear an unassuming side but
they have displayed great tenacity and strength of
character in their outings. They have had some great
performances from Mark Lisle, David Buttifant, Brendan
Hogan, Laurie Zarafa, Scott Hicks and Mark Deboer.
The Mustangs appear to have the edge in this g a m e
with their abundance of running players.
Recorder Pick: Box Hill.
COBURG v DANDENONG
This g a m e is another cut throat encounter for both
sides. D a n d e n o n g are in fourth spot ahead of
Sandringham on percentage with Coburg knocking on
the door in 6th position.
While Coburg were soundly beaten by Port last
week, their major weakness appeared to be an immobile
forward line who lacked imagination and resolve. The
Lions with a full list will pose problems for all the major
contenders.
Outstanding in defeat for Coburg last week was Brad
N i m m o , who, to use that worn phrase, played a
captain's game. He was resolute in defence and when
he went onto the forward line in the last quarter, kicked
two goals and was instrumental in a number of others.
Dandenong have looked a formidable combination in
all but two of their 6 games. The two losses are difficult
to explain, perhaps the loss of the on-field leadership
coach Tony Elshaug provides, may go s o m e way to
explain the defeats. However, they have chalked up
s o m e high scoring results including three 30 goal
scorelines on the way.
Versatility appears to be the key for the Redlegs who
have a young side who run and back up all day.
This g a m e is also a battle of two astute coaches and
it should prove
to be a very interesting
clash.
SPRINGVALE
v OAKLEIGH
Recorder Pick: Dandenong.
Like their Grand Final opponents of last year,
Springvale are also struggling to recapture .their 1990
form.
The Vales have looked a little flat in some of their
g a m e s and Phil Maylin will need all his skill and
experience to rekindle the flame in what is a side full of
talent and experience.
Best players for the Vales in last week's game were
Rod Morgan, Peter Maloni, Stuart Nicol, Keith Robinson
and Martin Mende.
Oakleigh appears to be lacking a few key players to
enable them to break the drought. They are able to stay
in touch with most V.F.A.
sides forJUNE
three 1quarters
but are
4 2,1991-3
MATCH PREVIEW (Cont.)
unable to stay with the pace for the final term. Last week
they were within 2 goals of Preston going into the last
quarter.
Consistent players for the Oaks have been Peter
Hickey, Mark Lemon, Andrew Sutherland, Micky Owen,
Brien Todd, Gary Hawker and the ever reliable Rino
Pretto with a season tally of 29 goals.
Springvale should have too much experience and
around the ground strength for the Devils.
Recorder Pick: Springvale.
PRESTON v PRAHRAN
These are two sides that cannot be under-estimated
and they will trouble many sides during the course of the
season.
Preston may not be experiencing the smoothest ride
but they are quite a handful for any side visiting the
Cramer Street Oval.
The Bullants are no doubt missing Neil Jordan on
field as he adds plenty of drive and fire to this side, w h o
have some fine on-ball players such as Adrian Marcon,
Joe Lumicisi and David Owen.
Preston pulled ahead of Oakleigh in the final term
last week. They will, however, need to be more vigilant
against the T w o Blues in this encounter.
Prahran appear to be slowly coming together as a
unit. They had their opportunities against Werribee last
week, but were not able to finish the job.
The playing personnel is certainly there, perhaps the
right combination will be struck shortly and live up to the
expectations of all T w o Blue supporters.
Recorder Pick: Preston.
FRANKSTON v SANDRINGHAM
Another bayside battle this week with the Dolphins
and the Zebras doing battle at the Kars Street Oval.
In their two encounters last year the honours were
shared. In R o u n d 2 Sandringham were victorious
21.22.148 to 17.11.113, the return encounter in Round
15 reversed the result with Frankston 19.15.129
defeating Sandringham 11.13.79.
In 24 encounters both clubs have 12 wins each,
which adds that little bit of spice to this match.
Of the two teams, Sandringham have been the most
consistent with 4 wins, 2 losses whilst Frankston with 2
wins from 7 outings will be keen to return to the winning
list after a substantial loss to Dandenong last week.
The Dolphins are a talented side with s o m e class
players and they will take the g a m e right up to the
Zebras. In form players for Frankston are Vandermeer,
Bingley, Keane, Collins, David Martin and Steve Hamill.
Sandringham, victorious in a close g a m e against
Williamstown last week, will be determined to stay in the
five with a win in this game.
Jamie Duursma leads a mean defence assisted by
Brett Bailey, Peter Czerkaski and Stephen Bonney.
Other top performers for the Zebras have been Peter
Ryan, Joe Rugolo and Adrian McKenzie. Coach Darryl
Nisbet enjoys his football and will be exhorting his
players in this important game.
Recorder Pick: Sandringham.
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ROUND No: 8 SCOREBOARD
VFA PROGRESSIVE SCORES
A. Williamstown
B. Box Hill
C. Coburg
D. Dandenong
E. Springvale
F. Oakleigh
G. Preston
H. Prahran
J. Frankston
K. Sandringham
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IN ASSOCIATION II
II
by Graeme Turnbull
(Our weekly column to test or increase your
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knowledge of VFA football)
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Question 3: Who was the last Box Hill
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goalkicking?
Question 4: Which two clubs joined the
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player who kicked more than
20 goals in a match?
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JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT
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VFA UNDER 12 QUIT CUP
The Under 12 QUIT Cup Night Series
Competition concluded on Monday night at
Prahran Football Club with Springvale being
the victors over Box Hill in the Grand Final.
Earlier in the evening, Williamstown and
Brunswick/Broadmeadows were both bundled
out of the Semi-finals by Box Hill and
Springvale respectively.
With a big crowd supporting, Springvale
and Box Hill played a high standard of
competitive football in the Grand Final.
Springvale with greater accuracy in front of
goal and more cohesive team work outplayed
Box Hill to win the Premiership by seven
points.
The QUIT Cup has been a magnificent
Night Series Competition with a total of 342
children participating from all of the VFA Clubs.
A "Best Conducted Team Award" was
V.F.A. 1991 Quit Cup Premiers Springvale
presented to Doug Gittens (Junior
Development Officer - Sandringham) by Mr
John Hibbert (Sports Manager for Insurance
Exchange of Australia)
VFA President Mr John Grieve then
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their efforts in the Grand Final
Shane Thompson (Springvale Coach) was
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Many thanks to all participants, supporters
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R O U N D 7 DETAILS
P O R T M E L B O U R N E v C O B U R G : Goals:
Port Melbourne: Paul 8, Hetherton 5, James
3, Harkins 2, Kennedy, Foley, Clohessy.
Coburg: Young 3, Sullivan 2, Doyle 2, Nimmo
2, Sheldon 2, Baker, Harrington. Best: Port
Melbourne: Harkins, Gasparoni, Cameron,
Paul Hetherton, Donald, Chrimes. Coburg:
Nimmo, Zanon, Salvador, Baker.
SANDRINGHAM v WILLIAMSTOWN: Goals:
Sandringham: F. Rugolo 7, S. Gilder 3,
Fischer 2, S. Bonney 2, C. Garrett 2, Foley,
Duursma, Allen. Williamstown: Turcinovish 5,
Perry 4, McGowan 3, Round 2, Patterson,
Ghazi, Howiett, Wright, McTaggart. Best:
Sandringham: Duursma, Ryan, Bonney,
Szerkaski, Bailey, J. Rugolo, A. MacKenzie.
Williamstown: Swan, Wright, McGowan,
McTaggart, Smith.
Vandermeer, Bingley, Keane, Collins, Martin.
P R E S T O N v OAKLEIGH: Goals: Preston:
Craziano 9, Lumicisi 3, Senno 3, Niculo 2,
Cardamonde 2, Burroughs, Kerr, Walker.
Oakleigh: Pretto 8, Welsford 3, O w e n 3,
Hickey, Todd, Sutherland. Best: Preston:
Owen, Craziano, Percy, Kerr, Lumicisi, King.
Oakleigh: Hickey, Lemon, Sutherland, Owen,
Todd, Hawker.
BOX HILL v SPRINGVALE: Goals: Box Hill:
Buttifant 5, Lisle 5, Box 2, Handley 2, Hicks 2,
Byrne 2, Deboer, Estenschied, Wynn, Zarafa.
Springvale: Robinson 5, Nicol 3, Peacock 2,
Mende 2, Miekle 2, Dempster, Prosser, Maloni.
Best: Box Hill: Hogan, Gross, Lisle,
Kennaway, Buttifant, Zarafa. Springvale:
Morgan, Maloni, Clarke, Nicol, Robinson,
Mende.
DANDENONG v FRANKSTON: Goals:
WERRIBEE v PRAHRAN: Goals: Werribee:
Dandenong: Read 6, McKenzie 5, Doyle 4,
Sells 7, Daniher 5, Drum 4, Raeburn 2, Wright
Elshaug 4, Atkinson 2, Brown 2, Gotch 2,
2, McMaster 2, Normington, Knight, Eames.
McCormack 2, Millane 2, Welsh 2, Wicks,
Prahran: B. Taylor 7, Collins 4, Dimmatina 3,
Bourke, Hall. Frankston: Keane 5, Bingley 3,
Cutler 2, T. Taylor 2, Chappie, Tapping, Povey.
Allan 2, Gahan 2, Hamill, Bell, Denereaz,
Best: Werribee: Drum, Geary, Allday,
Shannon, Paynter, Gardner, Vandermeer.
Raeburn, Daniher, Chapman. Prahran: B.
Best: Dandenong: Brown, McKenzie, Millane,
Taylor, Dimmatina, Sinni, Shorthouse, Hugg.
Knight, Milligan, Bourke. Frankston:
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WALSH, Nick
DANIHER, Neal
SMITH, Barry
O'KEEFFE, Phillip
CHAPMAN, Greg
RAEBURN, Ritchie
BUTTON, Andrew
RADCLIFFE, Darryl
WRIGHT, Cameron
ALLDAY, David
VASILOU, Chris
MORGAN, Darren
NORMINGTON, Dallas
FENTON, Darryl
WALPOLE, Garry
KNIGHT, Ricky
DOMBERG, Terry (V.Capt.)
SELLS, Stephen (D.V.Capt.) 40 SPEARS, Brad
41 HAWKES, Andrew
LESIPUTTY, Frank
42 SHAW, Mark
EAMES, Anthony
43 SHAW, Paul
SVILAR, Michael
44 BARRY, Darren
McMASTER, Michael
45 TATCHELL, Stuart
STUBBS, Justin
48 PAVLIDIS, John
28 M C P H E R S O N , Rod
49 TAYLOR, Jamie
29 ENEVER, Darren
30 WILSON, |an
31 JUKAWICS, Brett
32 FITZPATRICK, Lynton
33 JONES, Matthew
34 MURRELL, Glen
35 DICKSON, Brad
36 SCICCHITANO, Michael
37 MALONEY, Julian
38 BUCK,
Field:Greg
Geoff Morrow, Gary Turnham
39 MALKIEWICZ,
Steven
Boundary: J.
Torre, P. Fitzgerald
Goal: A. Grant, D. Berry
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UMPIRES
(RED & BLUE VERTICAL STRIPES)
COOPER, Dean
WHITE, Radford
BOWDEN, Rhett
CHRIMES, Dean
PAUL, Justin
PRITCHARD, Geoff
RAINSFORD, Ken
8 ERWIN, Michael
9 HARLAND, Darren
10 YORGEY, Brett
11 STROOPER, Andrew
12 JAMES, Adam
14 BAILEY, Justin
15 RICHARDS, Aaron
16 HART, Robert
17 HARROP, Michael
18 QUINN, Michael
19 KENNEDY, Mark
20 JAMES, Stephen
21 HETHERTON, Harold
22 LINDSAY, Andrew
23 MUTIMER, Brendan
24 JENNINGS, Michael
25 CAMERON, Howard
26 LAFFY, Michael
27 WALL, Mark
28 HARRINGTON, Clayton
29 HICKS, Ashley
30 DONALD, Luke
31 FORD, Mark
33 BARLOW, Paul
34 KEIGHRAN, Darren
35 CLOHESY, Paul
36 YOUNG, Craig
37 KOLAKOVIC, Nenad
38 GASPARRINI, Max
39 CARROLL, Dale
40
HARKINS, Steven (V-C)
Werribee
41 KING, David
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McKERRAL, Andrew
TILLEY, Paul
HORE, Travis
HAUSTEAD, Dean
CAMERON, David
ASANI, Bill
FOLEY, Gerard
AVERY, Steven
DONOGHUE, Matt
FIRTH, Grant
MCDONALD, Mark
GASHI, Ricky
CORBOY, Dene
SCORECARD
Port Melb.
V.F.A.JUNE1 4 2,1991-13
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thirst
@ Carlton.
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COACH: BARRY ROUND
COACH: SHANE MOLLOY
(ROYAL BLUE WITH GOLD SASH)
1 HUGHES, Kevin
2 McGOWAN, Tom
3 WHILLAS, David
4 MINETT,Greg
5 ACKERLY, David
6 PATTERSON,Joe
7 RICKMAN, Ian
8 MACDONALD, Peter
9 McTAGGART, Brett
10 BURTON, Chris
11 SMITH, Grant
12 SYMONS, Steven
13 SWAN, Bill
14 MURPHY, Glen
15 TURCINOVICH, Vince
16 PERRY, Scott
17 PASTORE, Tony
18 LLOYD, Simon
19 NILSSON, Murray
20 MOURNEY, Bruce
21 KENNY, Peter
22 JOHANSEN, Steven
23 O'CONNOR, Marcus
41 HEIGHT, Dale
24 KEANE, Gavin
42 BEARE, Tim
25 ROUND, Barry (CC.)
43 FINCHER, Jason
26 KOENIG, Ashely
44 FERRIS, Damien
27 GHAZI, Saade
45 McCURRY, Patrick
28 AZIZ, Joskun
46 CORDY, Roger
29 WILLIAMS, Jason
47 CASSAR, David
30 CARTER, Brad
48 HEIGHT, Glen
31 SLEVISON, Rick
49 DOOLEY, Bill
32 GOULD, Brett
50 BURY, Matthew
33 MUSCHIALLI, Wayne
34 HOWLETT, Andrew
35 DIMARTINO, Nick
36 TKOCZ, Mark
37 MITCHELL, Troy
38 VILCINS, Brenton
Field: Wayne Hinton, Mark Prince
39 FUENTES, Marcos
Boundary:
40 MILES,
LaytonM. Woodfield, M. Muscat
UMPIRES
(BROWN & GOLD)
1 FRANCIS, Peter
2 LISLE, Mark
3 VITACCA, Tony
4 GROSS, Sam
5 HANDLEY, Darren
6 BYRNE, Ashley
7 BROWN, Tony
8 DEBOER, Matthew
9 BOURKE, Danny
10 DALRYMPLE, Simon
11 HOGAN, Brendan
12 HICKS, Scott
13 DWYER, Russell
14 HAMILTON, Ashley
15 ZARAFA, Laurie
16 BOX, Phillip
17 BRUSNAHAN, Darren
18 REED, Anthony
19 O'NEILL, Jarrod
20 PENNY, Matthew
21 KENNAWAY, Sean
22 ESPENSCHIED, David
23 LAUGHTON, Simon
24 HEANEY, Troy
25 WOOLFE, Paul
26 FORTUNE, Jeff
27 PANOU, Anthony
28 JEFFERY, Matt
29 LODGE, Peter
30 MOODY, Steven
31 BUTTIFANT, David
32 VELONA, Donny
33 MILLER, Clayton
34 RAZUMS, Karl
35 WYNN, Derek
36 TABERNEE, Jason
37 COX, Nick
38 FATILEH, Stephen
39 BANFIELD, David
Williamstown
40 Hill
TARALLI, Michael
Box
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CHRISTIE, Jamie
SHALLVEY, Brendan
HENDRICKS, Adrian
STRATTON, Craig
PALANDRI, Dean
CARBIS, Paul
RHEINBERGER, Brett
SCOn, Wayne
TYLER, Damian
SHAKES, Robert
WILSON, Jarrod
SCORECARD
Goal: A. Sinclair, S.Allen
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COACH: RUSSELL ROWE
(BLACK, RED & WHITE VERTICAL STRIPE LEF HAND FRONT SIDE)
2 PARKER, John
3 HAMILL, Anthony
4 BRUNNEN, Andrew
5 BROWN, Glenn
6 GILBERT, Marc
7 MACE, Robert (Capt.)
8 BINGLEY, Scott (D.V.C.)
9 HAMILL, Steve (V.C.)
10 RAVEN, Geoff
11 MARTIN, David
12 POLLOCK, Nathan
13 WISKEN, Andrew
14 KEANE, Gary
15 NEWMAN, Steve
16 BOONKKAMP, Gerry
17 COLLINS, Nick
19 BELL, Darren
20 MARTIN, Paul
21 GARDNER, Leigh
22 CRAIG, Murray
23 SOLE, Ken
24 WEBB, Nigel
25 ALLAN, Richard
44 GAHAN, John
26 O'BRIEN, Tony
45 ROWE, Jason
27 HOLMES, Damian
46 BRIESE, Damian
28 PARROTT, Adam
47 PEARCE, Brad
29 VANDERMEER, Peter
48 SHARP, Marcus
30 FERGUSON, Kevin
49 TUFO, Anthony
31 MURR, Darren
50 HEENAN, Scott
32 McCOMB, Shane
52 HYNES, Mark
33 SAVAGE, Graham
53 HANGAR, Scott
34 HILLARD, Darren
55 SHANNON, Andrew
35 GARDNER,Shane
57 PAYNTER, Anthony
36 DENEREAZ, Chris
58 KENNEDY, Domenic
38 GOLDSWORTHY, Andrew 59 LEVY, Clint
39 D'ALESSANDRO, Dario
60 BARBER, Marcus
40 O'NEIL, Greg
41 STAPLETON, Peter
Field: Rohan David, Jim Van Beek
42 HYNES, Dale
Boundary: J. Wright, Mike Turner
43 HOWLETT, Richard
Coal: R. Selwood, M. Spence
UMPIRES
SANDRINGHAM
COACH: DARRYL NISBET
(BLACK, GOLD & BLUE)
1 DUURSMA, Jamie (C)
2 BAILEY, Brett (D-V-C)
3 RUGOLO, Joe
4 FOLEY, Shane
5 CARTY, Mick
6 FISCHER, Eddie
7 WEST, Steve
8 ALLEN, Anthony
9 GARRETT, Pat
10 RUGOLO, Frank
11 HETHERINGTON, Garry
12 McGANNON, Barry
13 SLEIGER, Keith
14 KRISTENSEN, Darren
15 CONLAN, Michael
16 CZERKASKI, Peter
17 JONES, Robert
18 BINGHAM, John
19 CUMMINGS, Robert
20 HALPIN, Martin
21 O'CONNOR, Sam
22 WEARNE, Stephen
23 EAVES, Mark
24 GARRETT, Chris
25 RYAN, Peter
26 PHILBY, Glen
27 DUURSMA, Dean
28 MACKENZIE, Adrian
29 BONNEY, Stephen (V-C)
30 ANDREWS, Brett
31 HEALEY, Matt
32 EDMONDS, Bernie
33 MclNTOSH, Neil
34 CRAMERI, Clayton
35 GOW, Robert
36 EVANS, Brad
37 CLEMENT, Scott
39 SHORT, Brendan
Frankston
38
CULLINANE, Nick
Sandringham
40
WILLIAMS, John
SCORECARD
41 SALMON, Matt
42 DIPIERDOMENICO, Dino
43 GILDER, Scott
44 ARMSTRONG, Brett
45 WARNE, Jason
46 AMOORE, Phil
47 MCMILLAN, Matt
48 MURPHY, Ryan
49 WHEATLEY, Warren
50 TIPPETT, Steve
51 O'GORMAN, Bernard
52 DUNKLEY, Shaun
53 DILETTOSO, Carlo
54 MARSHALL, Dean
V.F.A.JUNE1 4 2,1991-17
at Coburg on Sun. June 2
COBURG
COACH: PHIL CLEARY
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(NAVY BLUE
KOURKOUMELIS,
Spiro& RED SASH)
YOUNG, Terry
SULLIVAN, Paul
ALLISON, Brian
WILLIAMS, Mark
GUMLEY, Steve
REYNOLDSON, Greg
GRIFFITHS, Brendan
SALVADOR, Steven
ZANON, Mark
LITTLER, Brendan (V-C)
HARRINGTON, Dean
GILLINGHAM,Bruce
ALESSIO, Anthony
SHELDON, Gary (V-C)
KEMPSTER, Scott
NIMMO, Brad (C)
INGRAM , Ken (V-C)
GREEN, Simon
GAMBIN, Joe
TARANTO, Vin
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ANGWIN, Jeff
RYAN, Damian
SULLIVAN, David
41 CLEARY, Vaughan
DOYLE, Mick
42 HAWKINS,Doug
KAAKOUR, Billy
43 HAWKINS, Graham
BURKE, Peter
44 POTTER, Steven
GORMAN, Shane
45 FINN, Mark
RACOVOLIS, Glen
46 BADAOUI, Chad
BALL, Darren
47 ROWLES, Paul
LISTON, Jarrod
48 BAKER, Adam
LANGAN,Reece
50 DINATALE, Richard
LANGBOURNE, Brad
LOONE, Anthony
HARRINGTON, Tim
HATZOGLOU, Nick
BAKIR, Joe
MADDEN, Andrew
EVERETT,
Field: Peter
Geoff
Cameron, Adrian Panozzo
BARNES,
David
Boundary:
J. Summers, P. Simms
UMPIRES
Goal: A. Lindsay, B. Griffiths
18-V.F.A.JUNE1 & 2,1991
DANDENONG
COACH: TONY ELSHAUG
(NAVY BLUE AND RED YOKE)
1 MILLANE, Sean
2 BOURKE, Darren
3 WELSH, Rohan
4 HOLLOW, Chris
5 MOREY, Nick
6 WICK, Richard
7 MURRAY, Nick
8 MEAD, Heath
9 FRANGALAS, Gary
10 MILLIGAN,Gary(D.V.C.)
11 ATKINSON, Ian
12 DOYLE, Greg
13 BLOCK, Jerome
14 GREEN, Warwick (D.V.C.)
15 MARSHALL, Russell
16 GOTCH, Bradley (V.C.)
17 McCONCHIE, Scott
18 McCORMACK, Paul
19 LACKO, Andrew
20 O'DONNELL, Chris
21 HALL, Darren
22 BROWN, Paul
23 KNIGHT, Denis (D.V.C.)
41
24 GOTTLIEBSEN, Mark
42
25 TAYLOR, Leigh
43
26 BOURKE, Darren
44
27 READ, Darren
45
28 FORBES, Travis
46
29 SHINNERS, Mathew
47
30 THIELE, Glenn
48
31 PETER-BUDGE, John
49
32 LANCE, Anthony
50
33 ELSHAUG, Tony (C-C)
51
34 SODERSTROM, M.
52
35 HOPKINS, Stephen
53
36 RICHARDSON, Daniel
54
37 LAGRAND, Chip
38 MCKENZIE, B.
Coburg
39
HOWARD, Ben
40
RAGGATT, Scott
Dandenong
SCORECARD
BUCK, Phil
PARTINGTON, Phil
VANZULYEN, John
GARRETT, Paul
LUNDBERG,Shane
EBERT, Cian
CASSETT, Daniel
CARROLL, David
JOLLY, Ad*m
JACOB, Tim
BEST, Anthony
McNAMARA, Andrew
SCOTT, Danny
TONER, Chris
SPRINGVALE
COACH: PHIL MAYLIN
(NAVY BLUE WITH RED COLLAR & BANDS AND A WHITE MONOGRAM)
1 CAPLES, Jason
2 PEACOCK, Scott
3 DUDLEY, Paul
4 DEMPSTER, Graham (Capt)
5 MENDE, Martin
6 WILLIAMS, Scott
7 PROSSER, Robert
8 REECE, Peter
9 MALONI, Peter
10 KOOP, Doug
11 MAYLIN, Phil
12 WEST, Danny
13 MALONI, Michael
14 ELLIOTT, Chris
15 BROMAGE, Adrian
16 KANNOURAKIS, John
17 ROBINSON, Keith (V-Capt)
18 WARNER, Neil
19 STEWART, Cameron
20 MEIKLE, David
21 DWYER, Craig
22 ATKINS, Graeme
23 MEADE, Craig
GARDNER, Jeff
24 CLARK, Simon
SMITH, Jeff
25 DAVIDSON, Craig
SCARDAMAGLIA, Dominic
26 KANE, Robert
BEASLEY, Matthew
27 SCHULTZ, David
42 DANN, Jason
28 WALSH, Tony
43 BONNICI, David
29 FOY, Patrick
44 McLEISH, Cameron
30 JEFFS, Michael
45 HAMILTON, Paul
31 SMIT, Paul
46 MOTTRAM, Shane
32 JACKSON, Steve
47 JEFFS, Garry
33 SUTHERLAND, Scott
48
34 NICOL, Stuart
49
35 MORGAN, Rod
50
36 KING, Bill
51
37 M C D O N O U G H , Paul
39 CARIS,
Field: Robert
Brendan Carland, Steve Cullen
40 FLORENCE,
Boundary:Brian
J. Stephenson, D. Gower
41 WEST,
Clinton
Goal: M . Canning, D. Barnett
UMPIRES
OAKLEIGH
COACH: TERRY SMITH
(PURPLE & GOLD)
1 MURTON, Anthony
2 SHARP, Chris
3 ATHERTON, Gary
4 MILLIARD, Wes
5 CUNNINGHAM, Robert
6 ROACH, Michael
7 BRIGGS, Wayne
9 DESSENT, Anthony
10 HAWKER, Gary
11 SEELEYJoel
12 PANOZZO, Anthony
13 MYNOTT, Paul
14 SUTHERLAND, Andrew
15 RYAN, Brad
16 HICKEY, Peter
17 DOODY, Trevor
18 PATON, Andrew
19 MITCHELSON, Darren
20 ROURKE, Simon
21 ROBINSON, Gary
22 PAPANICOLOU, Mick
23 DUNLOP, Steve
24 PRETTO, Rino
25 WING, David
26 TODD, Brien
27 CUNNINGHAM, Jason
28 HUNTER, Scott
29 GARBUIO, Joe
30 BUTE, Wayne
31 LEMON, Mark
32 SMITH, Terry (C-C)
33 WELSFORD, Michael
34 PAYNE, Paul
35 MELLODY, Martin
36 OWEN, Michael
37 BEDFORD, Ray
38 TEMPLETON, Mark
39 KITTERINGHAM, Kerry
40
STARKIE, Andrew
Springvale
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ROWLANDS,
Grant
Oakleigh
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MADDAFORD, TIM
MADDAFORD, Michael
CONWAY, David
STANTON, Hayden
ROACH, Peter
JOHNSON, Jeremy
JAMES, Steven
KARATZIOS, Alex
BRIGGS, Darren
SMITH, Paul
SCORECARD
•
V.F.A. JUNE 1 & 2,1991 -19
at Preston on Sun. June 2
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PRESTON
PRAHRAN
COACH: NEIL JORDAN
COACH: BRIAN TAYLOR
(RED
WITH WHITE MONOGRAM)
1 PERCY,
Jerome
2 MANGAN, Terry
3 LAWSON, Mark
4 HALAS, Shane
5 D'INTINOSANTE, Morris
6 GRAZIANO, Max
7 SALVADOR, Gratz
8 REEVES, Glen
9 OWEN, David
10 POURSANIDES, Phil
11 GILLARD, Brett
12 WALKER, Cameron
13 HEATLEY, Jason
14 ARTHUR, David
15 DOBBS, Jamie
16 MAZZOCCA, Artie
17 EGAN, Nick
18 BROWN, Peter (V.C.)
19 KOUTIFIDES, Paul
20 BURROWS, Matthew
21 MclNERNEY, Paul
22 BIZZOTTO, Carlo
23 SENNO, Dino
24 KING, Paul
42 KERR, Andrew
25 JORDAN, Neil (C-C)
43 GENTIKOGLOU, Steven
26 LUMICISI, Joe (D.V.C.) 44 BOZZER, Wally
27 VITACCA, Rocky
46 WELLS, Tim
28 SHAW, Jamie
48 RUSSO, Joe
29 BRADBURY, Russell
49 CARDAMONE, Anthony
30 GALOFARO, Sal
50 ATKINSON, Jarrod
32 DEVLIN, Brett
33 McGUR, Andrew
34 SIRIANNI, Sam
35 VALKANIS, Doni
36 MARCON, Adrian
37 REES, Chris
38 HOCKING, Darren
39 CANNATELLA, Ross
40 NICOLOAU,
Chris
Field: John
Murnane, Shane Harris
41 FIRTH,
Gerard
Boundary: A. Carbone, A. Wilkinson
UMPIRES
Goal: D. Napoli, J. Moore
20- V.F.A. JUNE 1 & 2,1991
(ROYAL
1 POVEY,
Grant BLUE & LIGHT BLUE)
2 CHAPMAN, Brad
3 SOULOS, Luke (D.V.C)
4 MATERA, Wally (V-Capt)
5 TAPPING, Dale (D.V.C.)
6 LANGAN, Scott
7 RYAN, Peter
8 MARK, Peter
9 MORRISEY, Wayne (Capt)
11 TAYLOR, Brian (Coach)
12 BRINKKOTTER, John
13 EVANS, Mark
14 GUNN, Gary
15 TAYLOR, Tim
16 RADBONE,Shane
17 REYNOLDS, Matthew
18 SHORTHOUSE, Peter
19 SINNI, Michael
20 KNIGHT, Phillip
21 BERRY, Jason
22 MITCHELL, Trevor
23 ODGERS, Dale
24 HRYSOULAKIS, Athas
25 PAGE, Stewart
43 MACKIE, Stuart
26 MACKIE, Stuart
44 CARUANA, Louis
27 WALFORD, Will
45 LYNCH, Sean
28 WILLIAMSON, Graeme
46 HEMSTROM, Goran
29 KNIGHTS, Andrew
47 McKAY, Paul
30 SCICLUNA, Michael
49 REIDY, Stephen
31 BOLZON, Robert
59 McKAY, Paul
32 CHAPPLE, Richard
33 CHOW, Stephen
34 COLLINS, Darren
35 MARTELLO, Aaron
36 CUTLER, Rodney
37 RHOOK, Dion
38 CAMERON, Stuart
40 CRUDDEN, Adam
41 DIMMATINA, Michael
Preston
42
HUG, Ernie
Prahran
SCORECARD
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Quit
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QUIT CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
SENIORS
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Box Hill
Coburg
Port Melbourne
Frankston
Dandenong
Preston
Williamstown
Sandringham
Springvale
Prahran
Oakleigh
Sto 48
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The Quit Club Championship is awarded to the VFA Club accumulating the highest number of points by its Senior,
Reserve Grade and Under 19's Grade teams.
Eight points are awarded for a Senior win; four points for a Reserve'win; six points for an Under 19's win.
LAST WEEK'S SCORES
ROUND 7 - SENIORS
Port Melb. Coburg -
6.2,9.11,14.16,21.17.143
0.5,1.11,4.22,13.25.103
Sandringham Williamstown -
3.7, 8.10, 15.13, 19.15.129
1.4,3.8,14.8,19.12.126
Preston Oakleigh -
6.3,12.9,15.12,22.14.146
3.2,6.5,14.7,17.12.114
Werribee Prahran -
7.6,11.8,21.12,25.20.170
4.5,9.8,14.11,21.12.138
Dandenong Frankston -
8.2,17.7,26.9,34.14.218
3.2,10.5,16.8,19.10.124
Box Hill Springvale -
5.5,12.7,16.9,22.11.143
5.2,5.6,11.11,17.14:116
UNDER 19's
RESERVES
Port Melb. Coburg-
5.3,7.4,11.9,15.13.103
2.3,6.7,10.9,12.10.82
Coburg Port Melb. -
4.6,7.11,13.15,18.19.127
0.4,3.10,5.11,7.14.56
Preston Oakleigh -
4.5,8.11,15.18,22.24.156
3.1,10.3,10.4,12.7.79
Preston Oakleigh -
2.6,6.10,11.12,16.19.115
4.2,6.3,12.6, 14.6.90
Dandenong Frankston -
7.7, 15.13,19.17,28.18.186
4.2,8.7,14.9,19.12.126
Frankston Dandenong -
5.3,17.10,25.15,33.27.225
3.4,6.4,7.5,11.6.72
Williamstown •- 11.5,20.9,31.12,41.15.261
Sandringham •- 4.4,9.6,11.6,12.9.81
4.4,10.9,18.12,25.21.171
Prahran 4.2,7.3,12.5,15.8.98
Werribee Box Hill Springvale -
6.7,11.9,14.17,22.21.153
2.3,5.9,9.10,13.15.93
Williamstown - 12.6,16.8,23.18,31.23.209
Sandringham - 4.2,11.4,14.6,16.9.105
Werribee 3.3,8.14,16.18,24.21.165
Prahran 3.5, 4.5, 5.7, 6.8.44
Box Hill 3.1,10.3,14.5,20.11.131
Springvale 6.2,8.3,12.8,17.11.113
V.F.A.JUNE1 & 2,1991 -21
WOOL,
THE WINNING CHOICE
NATURALLY
Wherever the g a m e is played,
teams are taking to the field in
approved woolblendmark jumpers
Wool is a natural favourite of
players and property stewards alike
Because the fit and comfort that
the players appreciate lasts week
after week even after repeated
washings.
Aussie rules jumpers for both
players and supporters are m a d e
in Australia using Australian wool.
V F A jumpers are knitted in
Melbourne by Rider Productions
to Australian Wool Corporation
specifications.
Ask your Purchasing Officer to
give them a call and discover the
long term economics of an
investment in wool.
O r for further information, contact
Mr. Dougal Pleasance at the
Australian Wool Corporation on
(03)3419111.
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IN WOOLRICH
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Well today w e welcome the Box Hill "Mustangs" for the 44th playing of
the two sides. W e have won 33 of those encounters and two matches have
been tied.
Despite booting a remarkable 11 straight goals in that sensational third
term at Hampton Oval, w e virtually had the game in the dying moments to
go down by three points. Still it was a great improvement on the last three
weeks of football by the "Gulls". Best were Bill Swan, Dale Height, Tom
McGowan, Brett McTaggart and Grant Smith.
Joe Patterson w o n the Newport Pizza Hut voucher for his fine
performance under difficult circumstances following a family bereavement.We express our sympathy to Brian Patterson and Family of the sad
passing of his brother at the weekend.
Advertiser Award Scott Perry 4, Tom McGowan 2, Vince Turcinovich 1.
The surprise on the field appearance of Ian Rickman (13 goals) in the
curtain raiser opened eyes at Hampton and it was great to see a return to
the field of Marcus O'Connor (7 goals). Others to do well were Ricky
Slevison, Matthew Bury, Jason Williams and "Roo" Muschialli. It was an
amazing performance having 56 shots for goals in just 100 minutes of
football.
Not to be outdone, the Thirds also recorded 54 shots in the same period
to record their third successive win and despite a hand injury to coach, Brian
Carrick he is a very happy mentor at the moment.
Best for the Thirds were Albert Balchan (10 goals), Nathan Stewart,
Luke OToole, Greg Kizan, Steve Borszeki and Chris Phelan.
Congratulations to the Under 12 "Quit" lads for making the finals last
week at Toorak Park.
Players wore Black Armlets for the Sandringham game as a mark of
respect to the passing of life member, Arch Fowler. Arch was 84 years of
age and was also one of only two people, to be a life member of both the
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Merchandise:
Currently on sale are our attractive "Mustangs Making History" tee-shirts
and Mustangs B o m b e r Jackets. S e e Neil Dalrymple or phone the
administration office on 890 9442 to secure your order. Show your true
colours in 1991!
Sponsor's Corner
This week w e highlight another of our major sponsors in Spinner's Team
of Tradesmen. Spinner's provide a complete service for any building,
maintenance or repairs work and are staffed by qualified tradespeople who
fully guarantee all their work. Be sure to contact Paul Buruma on 899 1366
to discuss any project that you may have.
" M U S T A NPRESTON
G S MAKING HISTORY"
Today w e welcome "B.T. and his boys" to the Cramer Street Oval. After
good first half w e had a dismal third quarter and managed to sneek away
again in the last quarter to defeat Oakleigh. Goalkickers; Graziano 9, Senn
3, Lumicisi 3. Best Players; Owen, Graziano, Percy, Kerr, Lumicisi, King.
The seconds recorded their 3rd win in a row. Keep up the good work
boys and the finals are well within our sights. Goalkickers; D'lntinosante 6,
Mcintosh 5, Gillard 3, Powell 2. Best Players; Wells, Mitchell, Dobbs, Powel
D'lntinosante, Mcintosh, vltacca.
The thirds won by 25 points and as was pointed out by their coach it was
a pretty ordinary effort. Goalkickers Pandos 3. Best Players; D. Maloney, J.
Williams, G. Horoch. Congratulations go to Allan Morrison on being selected
as the VFA Under 19's 'North' coach. Good luck also to the Preston players
who may be selected in the side.
Congratulations to Brett Devlin and Anthony Cardomone on making their
senior debuts against Oakleigh.
Buchanan & Hewitt Retravision awards: Vs Werribee 3 Owen, 2 Walker,
1 Kerr. Vs Box Hill 3 Reeves, 2 Owen, 1 Percy. Progressive Totals; Reeves
7, O w e n 7, Burrows 6, Marcon 5, Kerr 3, Valkanis 3.
BINGO: Every Tuesday morning 11.30 a.n>. Preston Market Bingo
Centre, Cramer St, Preston. Please show your support and let your friends
know.
LADIES C O M M I T T E E : Cake stall 21st June. Chocolate drive commencing 17th June. Anyone interested in being a seller please see Barb or
Lyn. There will be a prize for the best seller.
The Reserves defeated the bottom team by ten goals with the debut by
AUCTION: The date has been set for Friday, 12th July see Barb, Lyn or
new players Michael Barron-Toop (ex-Prahran) and Ron Dieulio (exAlan
Murphy for tickets. Alex Robertson is again our auctioneer. W e are stil
Brunswick/Broadmeadows) providing a real lift for the team.
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need for items. Any donations to Barb or Lyn.
The Under 19s stormed all over third placed Springvale in the dying
SOCIAL: Forthcoming events include; 4th June Trivia night at the social
minutes to win by three goals in another top performance. Best players were
Mitchell, Treasure, Stevens, Molloy, Stacey, Wilkinson, Dorward and Creak. . club commencing 8 p.m. Get your table arranged now. 7th June Fancy
Dress night social club; see Neil Jordan for details on both events. 26th
Today's g a m e against reigning Premiers Williamstown will be
June Picture night at Cinema North Reservoir, good value at $10 per head
undoubtedly our biggest test thus far and full committment will be required
which includes two movies (To be Announced) see Robert Rigby in the beer
from all players if w e are to maintain our winning run.. Our record against
booth for details; 26th July Dinner Dance in the social club see Trish Hall in
Williamstown is not very good with only 8 wins and 2 draws from 43
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canteen for details. All supporters are reminded to attend these
encounters, but interestingly our recent record at the Seagull's home ground
functions to assist the club. Players in attendance at all functions.
is good with a draw in 1989 and a narrow 7 point victory last season.
SOCIAL CLUB: N e w members are still required please see Alan Murphy
Limited seating available for the luncheon at our T V g a m e against
for details. Don't forget to call in for your lunch today before the game. Stay
Coburg on June 8. Bookings can be made by ringing the Office on 890
on afterwards for the 'Bullants Disco' good value at $3 meal ticket and
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drinks at bar prices. Social club is also open during the half time interval.
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Weribee were: Jones Bros Award — Brian Taylor. Bush Inn Award —
Member Darren James, w h o fully entertained the large crowd and must
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surely be one of the greatest talents in Australia today. Good one Dazza!
Reserves — The reserves are still undefeated and impressed again with
Results W e e k One: Best: B. Hogan (Terry Banfield); Second Best; S a m
a good win against Werribee. There are serveral players pressing for senior
Gross (Red Nose Syndicate; Third Best: M. Lisle (Red Nose Syndicate)
selection and their opportunity won't be far away with many good individual
Social
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Thursday 11th July — Three course carvery meal at the Manhattan Hotel
Best player Award: Bush Inn Award — Brad Chapman. Perry Fletcher
with entertainment provided by comedian Dave Butler. See Kathy or Max for
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Social — Dont forget our Wine Auction on the 19th June at the Chapel
Heights Reception Centre, Tickets $35 each all inclusive. Book with Arthur
Wilson at the club office on 509 5495, and anyone with bottles of wine they
would like to donate, please leave them at the club office.
Greyhounds at Olympic Park on Monday 24th June promises to be a
good evening. Bookings at the club office.
OAKLEIGH
A good effort by the Firsts against Preston and with a little luck could
have won the game. Best players were Andy Sutherland, Michael Owen,
Rino Pretto (8 goals) and Gary Hawker. After an even first half the Seconds
were no match for the Bullants. Best players were Paul Payne (6 goals)
Michael Roach, Grant Rowlands and Anthonny Panozzo. In a game that
was close throughout the Thirds faded late in the last quarter to lose by 25
points. Best players were Jason Lindsay, Dean Hannan and Peter Graham.
This week w e travel to Springvale whom we have played on 8 occasions
for 4 wins and 4 losses. Highest score 23.19.157, biggest win 34 points in
1982 and 1983 respectively.
Congratulations to Michael Owen who last week played his 150th game
with Oaks. Only four players have played more games for Oakleigh — Greg
MacDonald, Charlie Temme, Don Kitto and Alan Mudge. Michael also has a
career tally of 356 goals with the Oaks.
The Club is again running a sweet drive. If anyone can sell some sweets
or buy some, please see Peter "Stats" or Jill Rolls.
Coming Social Events
7th June — Street Stall in the Oakleigh Mall. 20th June — Dog night at
Sandown Park.
14th June - There will be a luncheon at the Oakleigh Club on 14th June
at which the Club raffle for a prize of $5000 will be drawn. Tickets cost $100
each which includes food and drinks and tickets are still available from John
COBURG
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5th July - Oakleigh Football Club Auction at the Oakleigh Club.
The
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for the Lions last week. Unrecognizable from the side that outplayed
Werribee a fortnight ago, the Lions were no match for the rampaging Port
Melbourne. Coburg will need to produce an amazing form reversal to be
able to challenge the strong Dandenong team today. The reserves are
hurting badly from the huge number of injuries at the Club and find it difficult
to match it with sides for four quarters. The Under Nineteens struggled
again to beat off a spirited Port Melbourne, whose performance belied their
ladder position. The thirds have to generate some enthusiasm and develop
a better work ethic if they are to climb back up the ladder.
Important Announcement!!!
Supporters should note that the date of the Annual Ball is Saturday, June
15th not Friday, June 14th as previously advertised! The venue remains the
Southern Cross, and the cost remains $55 all inclusive, which still
represents outstanding value. Bookings for the upcoming Saturday night
can be made at the Club (354 8228).
Winners in our Player auction for this year for the Port Melbourne game
were: B. Nimmo (Seniors) J. Gambin (Reserves).
Following the televised game against Box Hill on Saturday, June 8th,
there will be a Pleasant Sunday
held at the Social Club, starting at 11.00
WERRIBEE
a.m. For Details ring 354 8228.
Welcome to Werribee's first TV Match of the Day to be played at the
Werribee ground. Werribee has played Port Melbourne on nine occassions
with the honours being with Port, eight wins to one. The Werribee win was at
Chirnside Park in 1982, Werribee's first year in First Division football, the
winning margin being 1 point.
Last Sunday the Tigers stepped back into the winners circle with a good
performance against Prahran.
The Rick Wolany Best Players were David Allday, Richard Geary,
Damien Drum, Michael McMaster, Ritchie Raeburn, Stephen Sells and
Neale Daniher.
The Reserves found Prahran to be far more experienced, they played
well but the pressure told in the final term. Werribee Plaza Mobil best
players were Matty Jones, Brad Dickson, Rod McPherson, Glenn Kirkwood,
Phillip O'Keeffe and Vaughan McCarthy. Goal kickers were O'Keeffe 5,
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Jones, Morris, Pavlidis 2, Shaw, Scicchitano, Spears and McCarthy 1 each.
The Under 19's continued on their winning way with a percentage
boosting victory.
Wendouree Building Society best players were Adam Pagen, James
Freestone, Stephen Nielson, Paul Currie and Peter Camerilleri. Goal kickers
were Nielson 11, McGregor-Dawson 3, Marks 2, Camilleri, Lewczuk, Porter,
Welsh, Fitzpatrick, Currie.
PORT MELBOURNE
SENIORS: Not as an impressive win as it should have been. Still w e
made it seven straight and have now defeated all last year's finalists except
Werribee, todays opponent, so the game represents an additional challenge
other than keeping our unbeaten record intact.
RESERVES: Very pleasing to report that Neil Ross's charges turned in
their best performance for the season bowling over second placed Coburg.
The return from injury of a number of senior players has obviously benefited
the team and with a few more becoming available over the coming weeks
things are at last starting to look good.
U N D E R 19's: Showed they are capable of winning games despite a big
loss. What they must learn is to be competitive against good sides - you
cannot afford a lapse in concentration and to convert goalkicking
opportunities. Best: Matt Bonnett, David McDonald, Billy McGee, Kevin
Terry.
C E N T U R Y UP: Congratulations to Steven "Oscar" Harkins who today
plays his 100th game with the club. Steven is a local product commencing
his career with Port Colts under 11's. He played his first senior game in
1984, also that year he played in the reserves & under 19's Grand Finals
and won the reserves best & fairest. Other awards have been — runner-up
seniors best & fairest 1988, most determined 1989, best & fairest 1990 as
well as tieing for the Liston Medal. "Congratulations and well done from
everyone Oscar and that includes your number one fan — "Darkie".
Trivia Question: Four Brownlow Medal winners — Colin Watson, Fred
Goldsmith, Peter Bedford and Bob Skilton have all played for Port. N a m e
the two that played for Port prior to playing V.F.L. Football.
Answer to last week's question: Ted Freyer 1938, 39, 40, 41, 45 — Rob
Freyer 1963. Bill Bedford 1929,31, 32, 33 — Peter Bedford 1966.
SOCIAL C A L E N D A R
Silver ckcle last Sunday morning was an excellent function with the
attendance being slightly disappointing. Winner of the 14" Teac Remote
Controlled Television was Mr. Greg Martin, Ticket No. 115.
Sunday June 9th is the Borough Club Dinner Dance at the Bentleigh
Club, Yawfa Street, Bentleigh — 6.00 p.m. to 11.30 p.m. — cost $60.00 per
double with drinks at bar prices. This will be a great night and will include
the counting of votes for mid-season tally for the Borough Club player of the
year. Friday June 14th w e have our next Sportsman's Luncheon in the
Social Rooms commencing at. 12.00 noon (note this new starting time) with
final siren 4.00 p.m. Guest speaker will be Mr. Alan McAlister (Mr.
Collingwood). Alan will be great value for he has been outspoken on a
number of football matters in recent times. Cost $30.00 per person (Borough
Club members $25.00) with a three course meal and full bar facilities.
Sunday 7th July we have our past & present players reunion — on the
day we will pay tribute to our own football legend Mr. Frank Johnson,. Many
keen judges regard Frank as the best local player ever seen at Port. Many
other champions of the past will also be in attendance so a great day is
assured — Admission is free — pay as you go.
Grand final dinner dance Sunday September 22nd. Advance bookings
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Disco tonight — so see Mike Pattinson or any committee member for your
final chance for tickets or to return any butts.
The June Business Luncheon at the Sports Club on Friday June 7 will
feature — Ron Casey (World of Sport)
Great value at $30/head as Ron has been an advocate for all codes of
sport and should have some fascinating stories. Ring Geoff Brunsma on 547
2/43 for bookings.
BINGO BINGO — Every Wednesday at 7.00 p.m. (eyes down). Large
cash prizes and giveaway trips interstate, DON'T MISS OUT.
The Springvale Sports Club is available for any functions such as
Weddings, Engagements, Birthdays or Business Luncheons — contact
Geoff Wellington on 547 6433 for enquiries.
The Springvale Football Club would like to pass on sincere condolences
to David Miekle and his family on the loss of his mother, Joan.
The S F C and F O O D P L U S 1991 BIATHLON has been attracting major
interest with some of Australia's top athletes entering. Sponsors such as
Southern L A D A , Ray's Bicycle Centre, Shirls Discount Waterski's,
Yokohama and C O M P A S S AIRLINES are contributing to make the J U N E 9
event a success. The Biathlon will be held at the Sandown Racecourse and
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2743.great team display against a committed Dolphin line-up, but
credit to the young Redlegs — they gave everything for four quarters and
were relentless in their attack all day. well done, boys.
Quote of the week: Motivate yourself first, and if you have done it
correctly, then it's contagious.
Sponsor's Window
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meet Peter Williams and his courteous staff at Real Estate World, and find
that place you can call home. Offices at 36 Gladstone Road, Dandenong
and 132 High Street, Cranbourne. Enquiries phone 791 1255.
Paintmobile: for all your painting needs, from house paints to car duco,
brushes, rollers, whatever your painting requirements, see the boys at 126A
Cheltenham Road, Dandenong.
B. & J. Blake Plumbing: Give Syd a ring on 795 2081 for all your
plumbing needs. S. & J. Blake will guarantee all work done, and while Syd is
unblocking your drains, ask him how the Redlegs are going.
Social Calendar
Gala Auction, Wednesday, 12th June, 6.30 p.m. St. Mary's Community
Centre — $30 per person — all inclusive. This is the highlight of our social
year, and w e require donations of items for the night. If you can help in this
area, please contact Mark Johnson on 791 7880 during office hours.
Past Players and Officials Morning: Pleasant Sunday morning Sunday
June 16th, Dandenong vs Port Melbourne 9 a.m. to 12 noon. $25 per head.
All food and drink provided. Have a great start to what should be a huge
day. Meet all the players from yesteryear and also be entertained by
Comedian Dave Butler. For enquireis*phone Marlene on 791 7880.
Corporate Luncheon
Friday 21st June. Guest
Speaker, Ron Barassi. 12.30 to 2.30 p.m. $30
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as Denis Walter and such wonderful programmes as The Castlereagh Line!
No doubt Denis will be very Keeno to see the Dolphins do well!! Our last
outing here saw Frankston victorious by some 50 points on a cold wet and
miserable day. The weather has improved this time round so let's hope that
w e can turn that result around and win here today. Well the Beach Road
Oval was not the place for the faint hearted last week. The last quarter was
a thriller due to an amazing comback by Williamstown. The Zebras however
steadied with some excellent play by Joe Rugolo, Steve Bonney, and some
right footed goals by Frank Rugolo to win by just 3 points. It was great to win
the Bayside Cup for the first time but more importantly to get the four points
and as one member said after the game w e are a chance.
The boys celebrated well last week and it was good to see Melbourne
players Steve O'Dwyer and Earl Spalding down at Sandy enjoying the win
as well. I'm sure they appreciated the entertainment provided by Jamie
Duursma and a cast of thousands singing 'You've lost that loving feeling",
Dino Dipierdomenico doing the Bret Bailey Rap, and Chris and Pat Garret
with their rousing rendition of "Stand By Your Man". Tammy would have
been proud of them!
Don't forget our next businessmen's luncheon is on Friday 14th June
when the guest speaker is the irrepressible Rex Hunt. Definitely one not to
be missed. Our Auction Night is also coming up on Friday 5th July at the
Bentleigh Club. Cost is $25 per head and there will be a dinner, band,
entertainment and some great goods and services to be sold so book your
tickets now with Ron Gordon on 598 8629. Just before I go, a very happy
30th wedding anniversary to Jim and Norma Etheridge and they have
received their seat allocation for their trip to New Zealand. Next week w e are
at home to Prahran so see you at Beach Rd. next week.
FRANKSTON
Last weekend a big loss by both Seniors and Seconds at Dandenong,
cannot be brushed off — the Redlegs were far too good.
Our fine Dolphin Thirds carried the colours well with a big win over their
Dandenong opposition.
Best for Seniors were S. Bingley, G. Keane, C. Denereaz, D. Martin and
P. Vandermeer. For our Seconds G. Brown, D. Hynes, G. Savage and F.
Stapleton did well. Our champion Thirds were best served by A. Dibben (10
Goals) D. Winkel, S. Heenan, D. Uccello, P. Gardner, J. Sayers (7 goals).
Winning numbers for week-end 19th May for "200" Club members were
37 and 67. Because of the sad demise of The Peninsula News the weekly
winning "200" Club numbers will appear in The Standard from now on.
Today w e welcome the Sandringham Zebras to Frankston Park and both
our Seniors and Seconds will be out to redeem themselves.
With our Thirds leading the Premiership ladder and our Seconds in the
top five it is now up to our Senior line-up to make a move up the ladder.
The Dolphin Restaurant is proving very popular. C o m e and have a look
inside the Social Clubrooms today and get a pleasant surprise. "The
Dolphin" is open every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday for lunch from 12
Noon and for dinner at 6.00 p.m. It is also opened on every home game at
12.00 noon for a Carvery. Bookings are essential and can be made by
ringing Jenny at the club on 783 7888.
"Back to Frankston Football Club" night with former Frankston senior
coaches, Keith McKenzie, Brian Vaughan, Ken Rowe, Ray Davies, Bryan
Mace, Chris Pavlou, Frank Davis, Ian Bremner, Mike Patterson, Graham
Kendall and Jeff Sarau being the club's guest panel together with popular
comedian Don Jones will ensure a great night. The cost is $20 per head
which includes a carvery, M.C. on this night will be club's No. 1 ticketholder
and 3MP's Dave Barnett. All of the club's senior players will be in
attendance. The date is Thursday, 6th June at 8 p.m. For tickets ring the
club on 783 7888.
Annual Club Gala Ball will be held on Saturday, 29th June, 1991 at the
Chelsea Heights Community Hall. This is a formal night with popular band
T h e Wizards" entertaining everybody. A great chance for the ladies to dress
up. Tickets are $25 per head and are available through Linda Mace, Mai
Bradley or the club. A special price of $20 per head applies to full time
students. Pre dinner drinks in the foyer at 7.30 p.m. with B.Y.O. after that, a
sumptous meal will be provided.
Very Pleasant Sunday Morning is coming up prior to the Box Hill home
g a m e on Sunday 7th July 1991 commencing at 9 a.m. featuring top
comedian Oscar Swarv and much more. Gentlemen, join us for this special
date not to be missed. A sumptous Chinese banquet will be available with
drinks at bar prices. Limited seating is available. Please purchase your ticket
today from Adrian Lloyd. The cost is $25 head.
Unfortunately due to the V.F.A. draw w e do not play at home after this
week until 7th July 1991 (5 weeks) but then w e meet Box Hill and w e will be
looking for a win. Next week is a bye for the club with Sunday, 15th June
against Prahran.
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Mission Beach Resort, Wongaling Beach Road,
(P.O. Box 45), Mission Beach, Queensland 4854
26-V.F.A. JUNE 1 4 2,1991
SENIORS
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Springvale
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672
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485
847
770
867
864
935
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915
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454
704
746
822
575
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134.9
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154.4
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430
568
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V.F.A. JUNE 1 & 2,1991 - 27
MATCH PROGRAM -1991
ROUND 1
April 6
Williamstown 15.12.102 v Springvale 8.16.64
April 13/14
Port Melbourne 21.21.147 v Prahran 19.11.125
Coburg 14.26.110 v Sandringham 22.10.142
Frankston 21.14.140 v Preston 11.14.80
Box Hill 14.18.102 v Werribee 21.15.141
Dandenong, Oakleigh bye
ROUND 8
June 1/2
Williamstown v Box Hill
Coburg v Dandenong
Werribee v Port Melbourne
Springvale v Oakleigh
Preston v Prahran
Frankston v Sandringham
ROUND 2
ROUND 9
April 20/21
Oakleigh10.14.14 v Box Hill 23.15.153
Prahran 11.12.78 v Dandenong 34.13.217
Sandringham 12.11.83 v Port Melbourne 14.6.90)
Preston 13.12.90 v Coburg 14.12.96
Springvale 13.14.92 v Frankston 10.9.69
Werribee 13.19.97 v Williamstown 14.9.93
June 8/9
Box Hill v Coburg
Dandenong v Oakleigh
Sandringham v Prahran
Frankston, Port Melbourne, Preston, Werribee,
Williamstown, Springvale bye
ROUND 3
April 27/28
Dandenong 13.11.89 v Sandringham 20.19.139
Port Melbourne 24.25.169 v Preston 19.14.128
Coburg 14.12.96 v Springvale 13.15.93
Frankston 13.11.89 v Williamstown 16.16.112
Oakleigh 18.14.122 v Werribee 21.14.140
Box Hill, Prahran bye
ROUND 4
May 4/5
Prahran 15.18.108 v Box Hill 22.23.155
Preston 17.14.116 v Dandenong 15.13.103
Springvale 17.19.121 v Port Melbourne
20.19.139
Williamstown 16.16.112 v Coburg 22.15.147
Werribee 20.22.142 v Frankston 14.16.100
Sandringham, Oakleigh bye
ROUND 5
May 11/12
Box Hill 21.10.136 v Sandringham 18.16.124
Dandenong 18.12.120 v Springvale 12.8.80
Port Melb. 18.18.126 v Williamstown 14:9.93
Coburg 12.16.88 v Frankston 19.15.129
Oakleigh 13.14.92 v Prahran 27.16.178
Werribee 26.13.169 v Preston 13.16.94
ROUND 6
May 18/19
Preston 17.14.116 v Box Hill 22.12.144
Williamstown 21.9.135 v Dandenong 34.11.215
Frankston 15.16.106 v Port Melbourne 20.12.132
Coburg 26.19.175 v Werribee 21.12.-138
Sandringham 29.25.199 v Oakleigh 12.11.83
Springvale 18.18.126 v Prahran 14.17.101
ROUND 7
May 25/26
Box Hill 22.11.143 v Springvale 17.14.116
Dandenong 34.14.218 v Frankston 19.10.124
Port Melbourne 21.17.143 v Coburg 13.25.103
Oakleigh 17.12.114 v Preston 22.14.146
Prahran 21.12.138 v Werribee 25.20.170
Sandringham 19.15.129 v Williamstown 19.12.126
28 - V.F.A. JUNE 1 & 2, 1991
ROUND 10
June 15/16
Springvale v Preston
Dandenong v Port Melbourne
Williamstown v Oakleigh
Werribee v Sandringham
Prahran v Frankston
Box Hill, Coburg bye
ROUND 11
June 22/23
Dandenong v Werribee
Oakleigh v Frankston
Coburg v Prahran
Preston v Williamstown
Port Melbourne v Box Hill
Springvale v Sandringham
ROUND 12
June 29/30
Box Hill v Dandenong
Port Melbourne v Oakleigh
Werribee v Springvale
Prahran v Williamstown
Coburg, Frankston, Preston, Sandringham bye.
ROUND 13
July 6/7
Oakleigh v Coburg
Sandringham v Preston
Frankston v Box Hill
Dandenong, Port Melbourne, Prahran,
Springvale, Werribee, Williamstown bye.
ROUND 14
July 13/14
Werribee v Box Hill
Sandringham v Coburg
Preston v Frankston
Oakleigh v Dandenong
Prahran v Port Melbourne
Springvale v Williamstown
ROUND 15
July 20/21
Box Hill v Oakleigh
Coburg v Preston
Dandenong v Prahran
Frankston v Springvale
Port Melbourne v Sandringham
Williamstown v Werribee
ROUND 16
July 27/28
Box Hill v Prahran
Springvale v Coburg
Sandringham v Dandenong
Williamstown v Frankston
Werribee v Oakleigh
Preston v Port Melbourne
ROUND 17
August 3/4
Sandringham v Box Hill
Frankston v Coburg
Springvale v Dandenong
Prahran v Oakleigh
Williamstown v Port Melbourne
Preston v Werribee
ROUND 18
August 10/11
Box Hill v Preston
Werribee v Coburg
Dandenong v Williamstown
Port Melbourne v Frankston
Oakleigh v Sandringham
Prahran v Springvale
ROUND 19
August 17/18
Box Hill v Port Melbourne
Coburg v Williamstown
Frankston v Dandenong
Oakleigh v Springvale
Prahran v Preston
Sandringham v Werribee
ROUND 20
August 24/25
Dandenong v Box Hill
Coburg v Oakleigh
Frankston v Prahran
Port Melbourne v Werribee
Preston v Springvale
Williamstown v Sandringham
FINALS MATCHES
August 31/September 1 —
Elimination Final
Qualifying Final
September 7/8 —
1 st Semi Final
2nd Semi Final
September 15 — Preliminary Final
September 22 — Grand Final
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