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CARLTON RIVERINA FOOTBALL lEAGUE EDITORIAL

Who is your fancy for the I 984 Quinn Medal, the award for the Best and Fairest player in the Carlton Riverina Football League?

With the home and away part of the season now rapidly draw-ing to a close, the exciting time of the foot-ball year will really be with us in just a few weeks.

While clubs in the finals will be looking for much sought after premiership pen-nants, it's also the time of the season for individuals to come under notice.

The award for the best player in the league carries with it a sense of pride and personal achievement for the winner.

While everyone has some thoughts about just who might take out this year's Quinn

Medal, if past history is repeated, a player not really a 'star' performer and noted big name footballer, could be the one to wear the medal.

Each club has those three or four players who always seem to come up trumps in the weekly club awards, but the field umpires who allot the votes quite often see matters much differently.

While it's reasonable to assume that the player would be a member of our successful representative side this season, it's also on the cards that he could be an 'unsung' hero.

The winner will be know on Monday evening, September 3rd, when the League will conduct its medal count and associated presentation evening at the Narrandera Ex-Servicemens Club.

Riverina Football League representative players, strappers, and attendants will also be honoured at the function.

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CARLTON RIVERINA FOOTBALL LEAGUE

FIRST GRADE LADDER After Round 15: W L D For Ag % Pts

ARIAHPARK-M ... 13 2 - 1727 1275 135.4 52 GANMAIN-G.G.-M . ... 12 3 - 1724 1223 141.0 48 NARRANDERA .... 10 5 - 1669 1306 127.8 40 COO LAMON ...... .. 10 5 - 1564 1267 123.4 40 Griffith .. . .. .. .. . . . . .. . 8 7 - 1600 1566 102.1 32 E.W.-Kooringal .... 8 7 - 1430 1434 99.7 32 Turvey Park.......... 7 8 - 1474 1635 90.1 28 Wagga . . . . .. . .. .. .. .. . 2 12 1 1354 1753 77.2 10 Ardlethan ............ 2 12 1 1313 1878 69.9 10 Leeton ................ 2 13 - 1216 1734 70.1 8

SECOND GRADE LADDER After Round 15: For Ag % Pts

GANMAIN-G.G.-M. .......... 1509 913 156.2 56 LEETON ......................... 1424 1049 135.7 52 ARIAHPARK-M . .............. 1262 966 130.6 40 WAGGA .......................... 1132 1002 112.9 40 E.W.-Kooringal ................ 1280 953 134.3 36 Narrandera ...................... 1176 llXl5 117.0 28 Coolamon ... ..... .... . .. ... .. ... 959 1152 83.2 20 Griffith............................ 933 1333 69.9 16 Ardlethan ..... ................ 894 1517 58.9 8 Turvey Park .. . . . . . .. . . .. .. . . . . . . . 713 1387 51.4 4

UNDER NINETEENS LADDER After Round 15: For Ag % Pts

LEETON ......................... 1752 469 373.5 60 GANMAIN-G.G.-M. .......... 1483 514 288.5 52 TURVEY PARK ................ 1378 514 268.2 48 GRIFFITH ....................... 1115 834 133.6 40 Coolamon .... .................. 919 840 109.4 32 Narrandera .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 689 953 72.2 20 Wagga .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . 591 1297 45.5 20 Ardlethan .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... . . 583 1328 43.9 12 East Wagga-K. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 572 1321 43.3 12 Ariah Park....................... 572 1449 36.9 8

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP After Round l.'i: lsts 2nds

Ganmain G.G.M. .. 72 42 A.P. Mirrool.. .... ... 78 30 Narrandera . . . . . . . . . . 60 21 Coolamon . . . .. .. .. .. . 60 15 E.W. Kooringal . . . . . 48 27 Griffith . .. . . . .. .. . . . . . . 45 12 Leeton . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 12 39 Turvey Park . . . . . . . . . . 39 3 Wagga ...... .. ..... .... 15 30 Ardlethan . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 6 lsL,: 6 pts; 2nds: 3 pts; U19s: I pt.

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Week Total

S. Barber (Griffith) ............... 0 50 M. Crouch (East Wagga) ........ 0 46 N. Fairman (Ariah Park-M.) ... 7 43 P. Munro (Narrandera) .......... 3 40 R. Barrett (Narrandera) ........ () 39 B. Allen (Coolamon) ............. 1 39 SECOND GRADE: J. Lyons(Leeton) ................. 3 71 P. Hatty (Gan.G.G.M.) ......... 7 36 W. Norton (Gan.G.G.M.) ...... 3 34 G. Collins (Griffith) .............. 0 28 L Neuman (Ea~t Wagga) .. ... 1 28 L Meladonis (Leeton) .......... 1 25

UNDER NINETEENS: P. Russell (Leeton) .. ~ ............ 6 51 A. Wakeman (Leeton) ........... 0 37 C. Hodges (Turvey Park) ······· 0 33 A. Soley (Leeton) ················ 1 31 A. Bartholomew (Turvey Park) 0 30 C. Bryon (Gan.G.G.M.) ........ 0 29

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I LAST ROUND RESUL T,S I FIRST GRADE Round 15: Coolamon 11.9.75 ......... d Gan.G.G.M. 6.17.53 Griffith 15.16.106 .......... d Ardlethan 10.10.70 AriahPark21.18.144 ...... d Turvey Park 6.5.41 EastWagga9.l7.71 ....... d Wagg~ 9.9.63 Narrandera 16.16.112 ..... d Leeton 10.5.65 SECOND GRADE: Gan.G.G.M. 12.16.88 .... d Coolamon 2.9.21 Griffith21.I0.146 .......... d Turvey Park 5.7.37 AriahPark2l.ll.137... ... d Turvey Park 5.7.37 Wagga8.9.57 ............... d East Wagga 7.11.53 Leeton9.8.62 ............. d Narrandera 9.7.61 UNDER NINETEENS: Gan.G.G.M. 8.3.51 ....... d Coolamon 3.8.26 Griffith 15.24.ll4 .......... d Ardlethan 1.1.7 Turvey Park 11.15.81 ..... d Ariah Park 2.0.12 East Wagga 10.7.67 ....... d Wagga 6.3.39 Leeton 14.15.99 ............ d Narrandera 1.7.13

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I. B. OUGH 27. G EDNEY ~~ 2. A. SNOWDEN 28. G DOSWELL l know this is a recording, but 3. J. WILLIS 29. S. BANCE th d h d 4. M. BARBER 30 T BATSOIKIS ano er game own t e rain by 5. P. JOHNSON 3l R. ROY a spiders ............. Award win-6. A. CROKE 32 I SMITH ners against East Wagga were -7. M. THOMPSON 33. R MESSIMAKl:R 1st XVIII: Workout Pewter to BLACK, 8 M. WALKER 34. S WALL Peter Rollison, Red Steer Dinner YELLOW SASH l) R. PIEPER 35 M BYRNE

10. R. CARROLL 30 p POULOS to R!'Y Carroll (better Ray?). I I. P. OSBEISTON .ff I'. MOHR TI_1c Seconds continued their climb up the ladder 12. A. GKIMMER 38. S. FLANIGAN with a gond wm and award winners were Work-l3. D. BOYCE .N. I'. MURPHY out tc~ Merv Eagle. Speed Shop to Mick Ford, l4. M. LEVITT 40. S Al.U:N R F b 11 C l5 A. GAYNOR 41. G MARTIN ivcnna oot. a luh Dinner to Allan Snow-l6. P. WILLIAMS 42 J SHARPE den. U!1der 19s: Schipps award to Ian Hawke. 17. J. BANNISTER 43. L. SALMON good effort Hawkey: Chicken Spot to C. Breust l8. M. DENTON 44. M. EAGLE and the Encouragement award to N. Rava. l9 R. COLVIN 45 P MOHR C_ongratulations to Russell Pieper. firstly in 20. P. COLLINS 46. G. WlLLIS 21. B. SHERIDAN 47. J LANGLEY gettmg 1_00 games up the club. l never thought 22 B I IICKEY 48. M. FORD were gomg to make it Russ, and secondly to 23 I INGLIS 49. P. ROLLASON Tanya Sheridan & Russell on their engagement -24. D COMMERFORD 50. I WINDBANKS once agam I never thought you would have made 25. D HALB[SCII 51 T POSSELT it Russ. . 26. D. LOUTTIT There has hccn some confusion as to what day

UNDER 19s we play: Narrandera this week. I thing the latest I. B SHERIDAN 12. C COOK advice IS to play it Sunday. 0 M. WALKER D P. BINGER A f h 3. D OAKES 14 A. EGAN s c~r- t_ c Casserole Night please contact 4 S BANCE l:'i C DALLAS Narcllc l Witt or the ladies committee as to when 'i R Wll\'TLF 16 P C,OODE this venue will now he held. h .l McINTYRE 17 F IRRII.1.1 Y t d d 7 L SALMON 18 s MEAKER cs er ay or t~) ay (very confusing) we play 8. M. MARLOW llJ. T KELLY the lmpcnals. lets come home (vesterday or to-9 M TOSHACK 20 A LALOR day) with three wins. .

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!he Ex-Servicemen':-. Oval at Gnffith has not been a happy hunt-ing ground for the Star:-. m the past and that trend contmucd last Sunday

Although the game was played in cold and gusty conditions, players from both :-.ides tried to play enter-

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We have taken better sides to Ariah Park than last week's and still been well beaten, but not flogged by 100 points. If last week's effort is any indication for the rest of the season, then it is going to be a long three weeks.

We only had a handful) of triers namely Greg Tooze, Mark Purcell, Jock Carroll, Po Daniher with Mark and Steve Cox battling the game out.

The Reserves were well led by 'Ginny' and 'Robo', Tim McGregor was again outstanding. It is very pleasing to see some old and new faces rallying around to help out in the Reserves. Great to see Ray Posselt back, who hasn't lost any of his old touch, but spare a thought for our Treasurer Col Dunn who has a heap of work to do in that capacity yet fronts up each week in the Seconds -that's true club spirit!

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The U19s are slowly regaining top form and should really hit their straps at the right time of the season.

UNDER 19s

Don't torget the Trivia Nite at the Rules Club, Amber Room at 7.30 p.m. Wednesday 22nd Au-gust. Our last Trivia Nite was a huge success, both financially and entertainment-wise - let's make this one even better.

Today's game should be a ripper. Hope to see all Lion's players and supporters at the Rules Club Bistro for a top meal and a few drinks {bring the kids).

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1. R. O'CONNOR 29. G. CARROLL Hoppers sho...,mg a h>t more will to wm 2. L. GIBSON 30. W DUN~E than we did 'Bear· Gih,on tned ht, heart 3. D. HOWE 31. B. CARROLL our for u, to wm the Bro1kr, Cup from 5. M FRASER 32. R. CONWA y Vm Carroll Vin who \'.a;. pla)ltH! h1; 6. D. CARROLL 33 p T 50th flr,t gr,ide g:Jme turned 111 J \en 7. J. STEELE 1 · · URNBULL determined effoit to win the Spurt, Club RED, 8. P. TURNER . 4. J. RUSSELL Award from John Steele BL~~ot~~~~i\RS 9, D. WALSH ~t :· :ftJ4ER The Reserves had .in ea,y w111 wllh

10 V. CARROLL . . Pl11I Hatty wmmng the Bowlmg Club A,urd t1mn .Juhn II. J. CARROLL 37 G. SCHNOEGL Carroll. The LlOns Soe1al Cluh have made ,t\ ,11l.1hlc .i pcwll'I 12. M. CARROLL 38· P. MENZIES award tor the remamder of the Sl'd,,m ,md 11 "a,,, ,rn fir,t up 13. L. KERR ~i}- ~- ~OBLE by non-dnnker Phil Hatty trom Jefl Shepherd. rnud1 to the 14. M O'DONNELL 41: o· Mt(\~l~TOCK di,appomtment of Wa,ne Norton and Bm11.:c Wmtn wh,l 15. M WINTER

42_ D. FITr reckoned they could pi.it II to bette, u,e . .

16. G. EVANS 43. W KEMBER Thcllnderl9,ahoh.id,1goodw111.hutthehad.lmeh.idc1 17 M. WALSH 44. w NORTON lot of pn.:,,urc put on t'iem. although the} rose !(1 the ,icca-19. W. EVANS 45 G SYMONS smn with Shane Mannrng and Danuen Carrnll shannc the 20. K. WILLIAMS 46 p SARGENT Hotels Award. , 21 B. GAWNE

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_ D HARRIS n'.ng their respecuve Grand Finals last Saturday Let', hope 23. S. BRILL 49. G. BRILL 11 s the ,tart of more tn come. 24. J. SHEPHERD 50. J. BOOTH Don't forget Dme and Movie Night next Thursdav 13rd. at 25. P. EISENHAUER Sl. P. HA TTY the Sports Cluh. To a,,1st catermg plca,c let B. Lllgan kno\\ 26. G. MENZIES 5Z. p. LONGL y if you'll he there. Meal comm encl', from 6 30 with movie at 8 27. B. KERR 51 M RUSSELI p.m. 28. R. O'REILL y 'i4· D · MILN~ ~ _ We don't know where M1chad McCnrmack gets Im m-- · • tormatmn from. hut h1, reference last week tn the ·delayed'

UNDER 19s 51. P. BRllTON 66. D SHEPHERD 52. B ROBERTS 67. Phil CARROLL 53. R. CROUCH 68 G RAV A 54 J. BRILL 69 G. KEOGH 55. C. CEEL Y 70 R KEMBI·.R 56. Paul CARROLL 71 P KELLY 57. I. WAITERS 72 P HARRIS 58. J GAWNE 7.1 P WALSH 59. J COX 74 I RICHARDSON 60 T COX 75. C BRYON 61 S. CROUCH 76 S. HOWE 62. T REIHER 77 D LOGAN 63 S. MANNING 78 D. CARROLL 64. P. RICHARDSON 79 P. DILLON 65. A. IRVINE 80 M. STEELE

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RE~';;vHvoti~hs Not only did we have a howling wind, we had a flock of seagull~ as well. What brand were thev?,

although it's_ too late our Olympic sailors could ~ave done_ with some. I guess by know you know It was a bit breezy last week.

Our Under Nineteens took the wind out of the Imps sails, just shows that football beats biff. A v~ry good disciplined effort, not only did they wm, they. created a club record by winning 15 goals straight - well done lads! Bolton Pest of the Week was shared by Dean Knight and 'Jocko' Skid Rowe. Overall a great team effort.

'!'he ~nd XVIII scraped and scrounged to a one pomt wm aft~r a desperate last quarter, or should I say last 5 mmutes. It's good to sec a side play so badly and still win - OR IS IT?! Len Wade won the Brute of the Week. Tom Elwin Pewter to Barry Norrice.

The Fhts tried hard but just couldn't peg back t~e lead set up by the Imps in the first quarter aided by the strong breeze. Maybe if we won the toss we would have won. Pilkington Shirt to Bar-ry Long and Pewter to Peter Brereton.

Today the Bombers, so let's deactivate them and get the points.

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suited in U!> taking top spot on the ladder and with a little bit of luck and more good football we should be vcrv hard to dislodge from the n11nor prc-nm:r,hip. GlJi~~iM,

Again we proved our worth as a GOLD LETTERING team and gave a stinging defeat to the Turvey Bulldog~. who never looked at any stage to endanger the lead we bmld up. Chrh Dani her 1s sending the club hrnke. wmnmg just about every award we have. week after week. as he contmues to show great form. I le was ahly hacked up by the nineteen other players who give thcll' all as well. Tom Jone~ put 111 another top effort as did Terry Walker. Bmter Fairman. Nod Danihcr (a man of many word, 1 ) ,md Jim Prentice who seems to get ht:ttcr with age. Only three weeks to go. let's keep 1t gomg and lay our clann on the h1g one m "84

The Reserves also continued on thdr winning way with our '>eeond big wm for the day, and I'll guarantee e\'cry Bmnhcr left the ground with a grin on their faces; \ ktory is especially sweet against old rivals! Geoffrey Fairman took out the Bowling Club award whilst Whick-er Colw11l won the Pewter. Gerard Gaynor the Socks, Alan Bell the Video. and others to play well were Ham-my lladdnlL Keith Recs and Jack Walker.

-Well the Under 19s lost out again and found the going tough agamst the higher placed sides m the league. Hang in there fellas and keep the old club spirit going! Although the same names seem to appear cvrry week, in keeping with trad1t1on. Jason Bryce won the Socks, Wayne Walker the Bowling Club award. Brett Prentice the Coache~ Award and Phil Rec~. Phil Maguire and Brian Gaynor played with their usual consistency.

On a different note. the Cluhs' best wishes and thoughts are with Bluey and Lee at the moment. and a special get well to Jamie from everyone.

Leeton this week. let's keep our record in tact and come home with the points.

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Pnmary School knockout. which will he played on Tuc,day, 21'.t August at Maher Oval, Wagga. Other ,choob part1cipat111g mcludc Lav1ngton Primary (Alhury), Alm.i Primary (Broken 1!111) and Camp-hclltown (Sydney) The draw tor the fmab ,cric, 1, Alma v Turvey Park 10 a.m. at Maher Oval; Lavmg-ton v Camphclltown 10 a.111. at Glenfield Park The two Jo,cr, of thc,c game, plav-off at 11.30 a m. at Maher Oval to decide third and fourth po,1tion, with the two winner, playmg the Grand Fmal at Maher Oval at I p.m. Prc,cntation of the MLC Shield to the winnmg ,chool will he made at approximately 2 15 p 111. - - -The 1984 Clear Medal for the R1vcnna 1)1',(nct Football League DIVl,ion One hc,t and fa1rc,t player will he decided at a gala function at the R1vcrina Auer 16.

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A GRADE: B GRADE: Well here we com..: to the ..:nd of anoth..:1 ,ca,on and it ha, hecn a good one. S..:cond the third po,it1on in •A' and 'H' Grade;., will depend on the re,ult, ol our games today. Home team MUST phone ,corL', through on Sunday so fmahsts can he advbcd ol their po,ition,.

Tcrnora 50 Tcmorn '.-4 MClJ 40 Barcllan 42 T.K.Y C. 3X T.R.Y.C 3X Marrar 2t1 M.C t:. 20

Thank you to all t: Grateful thanb to ,1ll the !,!.lrb who have ump11cd. if not for your dforb there would he no game, I Iopdully next year we will have more umpHT\ cli-nics.

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Goodluck to the RD F.L., hope you hav..: a ,uc-cessful furnl -.cne,, although I ,1111 not ,ure about the Sundav Preliminary Final.

The" dutv ro~tcr "tor the final ,enc;., will he rung through to"cluh ,ccrctane!. next week. Pka,c advise me 1f your duh 1, unavailable on the day allolled to you.

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TOOHEYS RIVERINA DISiRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE EDITORIAL

Todav fourteen teams will pla_\' 1i1eir last match-n· for 198,J. For 1!1c!ll the ,·eason is fi,whed - no more footy 'ti! next year!

[,d's hope that the players in these leam,1 don't take that 'no 111orc

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R.A.A.F.*t ........... 16 · • 1343 374 359.0 64 M.C.U.t .............. 15 I - 1688 336 502.3 60 COLL-ASHMONT .... 12 5 · 1360 667 203.8 48 S.W.-TOLLAND* ..... 9 8 - 977 858 113.8 36 The Rock-Y.C.' S 12 - 519 1250 41.5 20 Nth. Wagga* . ..... ... 3 14 493 1305 37.7 12 Temora~ .............. 3 14 - 403 1132 35.S 12 Marrar* ............... 3 14 - 472 1333 35.4 12

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FIRST GRADE (Rd.17): Week Total T. Gooden (MCU) ............... 2 83 W. McLaughlin (Coll.A) ........ 6 84 S. Cole (MCU) ..................... 6 79 P.Caller(N.Wagga) ............. 1 54 B. Robinson (S.Wagga) ......... 3 50 G. McDougall (Temora) ........ 5 48 R.Flanigan(T.R.Y.C.) ......... 0 41 G. Belford (Barellan) .. .......... 1 41 I. Cahalan (S.Wagga) ............ 2 39 W. Gardner (S.Wagga) .......... 2 39 F. Kennedy (Coll.A) ............. 0 31 G. Crane (Coll.A) ................ 0 30 SECOND GRADE: G. Lee (MCU) .................... 3 103 G. Verdon(T.R.Y.C.) ........... 13 85 B. Firman (Temora) .............. 3 41 W. Price (Coll.A) ................ 0 34 D. Burgess (Coll.A) .............. 4 30 S. Brown (Coll.A) . . .. . . . . .. . .. ... 0 29 M. Noack (Temora)..... .... . . . . . 5 23 UNDER NINETEENS: A. Maher (MCU) . . . . . . . .. . .. . . .. . 0 61 S. Edwards ( RAAF) .. . . .. . .. . . .. 0 55 D. Washington (Coll.A) ......... 3 42 M. Hemsley (RAAF) . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 33 B. Cole (MCU) .................... 0 31 C. McCann(MCU) ............... 0 29

SELECTIONS Selections m capitals

Marrar v TEMORA Nth. Wagga v COOLJNGULLIE The Rock v M.C.U. STH. WAGGA v Barellan

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WHITTON .. .... .. 7 8 • 4 1373 1595 86.0 28

BOREECREEK 5 10 • 4 1289 1568 82.2 20

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R. Robhins (Whitton) .. .. .. . . . . . 4 R. Knagge (Coota) . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . I G.Clark(Junee-K.) .............. 3 G. Bennett (Coota) .............. 0 J.Hull(Coota) ..................... 0 M. Hopwood(BoreeCk.) ....... I B. Tyson ( Rivcoll) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 0 C. lngram (Boree Ck.) . . . ... ..... 1 SECOND GRADE: l. Dallas (Coota) ... . . ... .. . . .. . . .. 2 T. Cooper (J unce- K.) .. . . . . . . . . . . 0 M. Spencer(Junee-K.) ........... 1 R. Dallas(Coota) ................. 0 L. Pearce (Burce Ck.) . . . ... . . . .. 3

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Sclccuons m capitals

BOREE CREEK v R1vcoll COOTAMUNDRA v Whitton

R.D.F.L. RESULTS SECOND GRADE DIV, } Round 17:

55 43 38 32 31 31 29 29

97 84 36 25 23

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FIRST GRADE DIV. } Round 17: Mangoplah 15.14.104 ... d Nth. Wagga 5.8.38 T. R. Y.C. 8.13.61 ........ d Barellan 4.9.33

Mangoplah 14.17.IO! d Nth. Wagga2.l.13 T.R.Y.C. 20.11. 131 d Barellan 4.4.28 Collingullie 25.18.168 d Marrar 0. 1.1 Temora 14.15. 99 d Sth. Wagga 3.1. 9

Collingullie-A. 18. 10.118 d Marrar 6. 13.49 Temora 18.20.128 ........ d Sth. Wagga 13.12.90

FIRST GRADE DIV, 2 Round 19; Whitton 14.12.96 ......... d Boree Creek 9.14.68 Cootamundra 7.13.55 ... d Junee-K. 7.3.45 Rivcoll bye.

SECOND GRADE DIV. 2 Round 17: Boree Creek 21.10.136 d Whitton 1.6.12 Junee-K. 6.9.45 d Cootamundra 5.10.40 Rivcoll bye.

UNDER NINETEENS: Collingullie 8.13.61 d Marrar 1.2.8 Sth. Wagga 5.6.36 d Temora 3.6.24 Mangoplah d Nth. Wagga on forfeit R.A.A.F. d T.R.Y.C. on forfeit

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I 1 B Hl:.INGES 26 B Rl:ID 12 S CORBY 27 P WALLACI: D R. CLARK!: 28 (P_. lvM1(l)IS,·lEESR 14 R. BEAN 29 -15, S JOHNSON 30. M STEINIIADT

a clo'.,,e. With one compdillon round to )!O we sec our '.,,Ccond grade team unable to makl'. the four, probably because of their in-ahihty to play JOO minutes of foot- BLUE & WHITE hall. The first grade however go on STRIPES to play in the finab. All the players involved in the First XVIII rnu-.,1 be congratulated, for at the start of the Sl'.ason it seemed almost im-po'.,,~ible for U\ to make the four.

Another couple of good wins la~t week has boosted the attitude of a lot of people and if we can beat Marrar in three games this week we will finish the season on a good note.

In the First Grade last week Darce finally broke through lo win the Mug. He ·s hcen very close toil on several occassiun'.,, this; year. He was well ;,upportcd hy Hurtle. Seal. Jap. Sol and Jamie.

The Seconds were too good for a dl'.pletcd South Wagga team. Jim Smith and Kerry Wallace. stood out in a game played in wet and cold condition;,,

Don't forget our vote counting thi!> Sunday at the R.S.L. Club. Dinner will he provided so come along and cnJoy your;,clvcs.

Let\ help .lap cclchrate his 21;,t on Saturday with three wins again'.,,( Marrar.

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well worth the trip with victories rn both graJc,.

The 2nds commenced the dav well with a bir win. They arc playing well

BLACK & WHITE at the righl end of _the ,c_a,on and arc STRIPES gearmg up tor the fmals. [he two ·sea-

soned' campaigners were the wecb award winners. The Magpie of the

Weck went to ·coco· who produced the courage ol Fiona Coote to win the Mug. Vcrdo\ 13 goals would go close to matching Dean Lukin', effort and this won him the Courage Mug.

The hb win was a gom.l one and proves that we have thL' ability when we want to apply oursclvcl->. Big Dick was a tower of strength in his new role as custodian and he won the Magpie l)i the Weck Rodger Venncll dis-played dash and flair on the wing and he is improving with each fir,t grade game. l le won the Courage Award.

With this week being the last ot the home and away series I would like to thank everyone for assisting the club this year. To our sponsors: ·w. & J. Taylor .• The Rock Bowling Club, our coaches Sos. Barry and Bruce. the Ladies Auxiliary, and all players and supporters . thank vou for your support.

The Bowling Club Amateur voting details have been cancelled for now and final details will be announced at the Presentation Ball.

Today we meet our old rivab Mango. Wouldn't it he great to fini-,h the season by knocking off the League leader~. Don't forget to support the 2nds and Ncthallers in the finals.

UP THE PIES!

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When all's said and done, last week's efforts against Temora weren't too bad!

All three Dons teams were missing good regular players (to say that of the Seconds is an understatement) and to win the U 19s and perform well enough to win the Senion, were com-

mendable performances. In the Under 19s the reluctant tra\ellen,, Darren

Grass and Andrew Woods were 'Men of the Match', whilst Vince Crouch. Paul 'mark of the year' Crouch. Paul Errington and Michael Stancombe all did well.

The Reserves, stacked with 'reserves· - U 19s doubling up and a couple of 'crocks' gave their all, and that's the most a coach can hope for! Paul Errington was great in detcnce and a worthy winner ot the man of the match award.

Paul Allen, leader for the day. did so by example and Damian Cnmmms did well on one leg to steer thn>ugh his first goal for a couple of seasons.

Michael Dasey won the Mug and the Miltons Gear points in the Seniors. with Tony Owens, yet again, win-ning the Riverina Toyota award. Wayne Gardner was a prominent forward, winning the Tolland Foodstore prize and John 'Chug' Kennedy won the Workout award, which he could put to good use. 'Murph'~' two goab were highlights!

After todays matches, in which three wins would be a great way to fimsh the season, it's Best & Fairest vote counts in all grades at the Club. To the theme of 'Red & Black Dinner'. U I9s vote count will commence at 7 p. m. Cost $IO per head (student concession available)

Tomorrow night of course is the League Be!>t & Fairest count. Toby Kells still has some tickets, $8 per head. Starts 6.30 p.m. at the Club.

Jenny Kotzur is our Mis!\ Tooheys Prmces~ entrant. Looks like another win for the Dom,! Don't forget the Juniors finals tomorrow at North Wagga1

SENIORS I. D. CHARLTON 2. B. LALLY 3. B. ROBINSON 4 M. McFADDEN 5. T. OWENS 6. P. O'DONNELL 7 M. DASEY 8. V. MURTAGH 9. B. PLUMMER

JO. R. CURRIE II S. MARKS 12. I. COHALAN 13 T. MURPHY 14. S. LEESE 15. J O'BRIEN 16. G. BUTTON 17. W. CAIRNS 18. I McKENZIE (c) 19. A HILLAS 20. C. PARMENTER 21. R. DENTON 22. G. COX 23. M. PLEMING 24. D. CORBETf 25. M. O'BRIEN

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Editor's Note: Teams not competing in any of the ROFL finals are welcome to submit their final col-umn for next week to wrap-up their club perform-ance and activities for 1984. Those clubs who have 2nds or U19s but no 1st Grade team competing can still send in team notes.

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year. Congratulation~ to The Rock for maintaining pressure until the final siren and heing re-warded with the four points. BLUE & WHITE

The Reserve Graders went to STRIPES sleep after quarter time and the opposition, who had hy then fully recovered from 'Bus-lag', took control to win comfortably.

The Nethallers kept the flag flying with a win in 'B' Grade. The 'A' Grade weren't as fortunate. Congratulations to hest and fairest winners, 'A' Grade, Maryann Spencer; 'B' Grade, Sue Irvin.

The Barellan Joeys advanced to the U 13 grand final when they defeated Griffith 5.7.37 to 1.6.12 at Narrandera last Saturday. Goal kickers for Barellan were Brent Jamieson 3, Craig Linsell & Craig Howe l each. Best players: Phillip Row-ston (socks), Glen Waide, Craig Linsell, Jason Castle, Darren Trembath, Craig Howe, Jeremy Conlan. Today they meet Leet(rn in the Grand Final at Leeton - good luck hoys! !

Don't forget August 15 - Grand Final catering. Today is our last game for the year. Let's finish

on a winning note! COME ON THE MIGHTY ROOS!!

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[ OPEN SUNDAYS 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. & 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. I 1--· ~____;B~O.:..:R:..=E;.;;;::E;__;C;;;;;_;R;_;;;,;E;;;;;_E_K_M_A_G_P_l_1E:,_~_v_1 s_~_ IC:>N 8 In our last encounter we went SENIORS down to Whitton m what was a vital l. A GOLDER 25. J ARGUS game. A win would have virtually 2_ R. SMITH 26. N. REYNOLDS cemented our position in the four. >. G. DOHERTY 27. R. FLACK Now we have a real struggle on our 4 S. SKATES 28. T. HANNON

8LACK & wHlrE hand~ to finish in the four. Our 5_ 1 ROYLE 29. Graham INGRAM BANDS kicking for goal. and in general the

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pcrform:.mcc of our forward line 7. G. LANG 31. S. WA TIERS left a lot to be desired. A much unproved effort 1s ,1 D. DOWNES 32. I INGRAM required this week if we hope to play again thi~ year. Io. c;. SCOT!' 33. J. O'BRIEN Award winners for the game were Graham, Blondie I I. K. RUSSELL 34. A. ZIEMS and Craig Ingram, and Nilverm. 12 M CLOSE 35 P. SULLIVAN

The Seconds had a very easy win and once at full !3. D. CRONK 3h. C. FINNEN strength will hopefully go right through. Rodney 14. H. ARGUS 37. D. MlOSGE Smith adapted well to the cond1t1ons and picked up a !5. Craig INGRAM 38. M. CLOSE ton of kicks and de~ervedly won the main award. 16 . C RICHENS 39. Colin INGRAM With five goab a piece, Stick and the Dommator 17 L. PEARSE 40 J. GEPPART received an award each with the other going to Dick 18 _ M. HOPWOOD 41. M. STEWART

Miosgc. . 19 S. LANG 42. J MORLEY With the finab 1ust around the corner and with l0. D. McLEAN 43. C. PORTER

only twenty po~itions available in each team it i'.-> 21 . P. DOHERTY def1mtely time train that bit harder and put ma good 22. G. IRONS performance on the field 2J. I. FA WCETI'

Unfortunately our strapper 'Bull' Marsden had to 24 s. McCARTNEY leave us during the week and :ill player~ take th1~ chance to thank him for his great contribution.

This week it's the Bw,hpigs at home, so let\ re-verse last weeks form and have two teams 111 the finab.

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SENIORS 2. B. GEHRIG 21. M. RUSH 3. F. FARNSWORTH (c) 22. C. FLECHTER 4. R. RUNDLE-GORDON 25. B. TYSON 5. M. ARMSTRONG 26. R. SHARROCK 6. A. FRASER 27. D. WHITNEY 7. R. DENNIS 28. B. PAPPS 8. D. CHADWICK 30. M. HOGAN 9. A. McMILLAN

10. I. NELSON 11. S. BRADMORE 12. P. MANLY 13. G. HOWE 14. P. WEBSTER 15. S. RENDEL 16. P WATSON 17. P. MAHONEY 18. D IRVINE 19. G. ROCHOW 20. D. Mil.THORPE

32. M. FAGAN 34. R. SHIELDS 37. S. McALLISTER 38. K. SMITH 44. A. ABBOTT 47. T. CAHILL 48. A. HUNTER 49 A. LISTON 50. R. AMEY 54. M. BENDIT

Editor's Note: Teams not competing in any of the ROFL finals are welcome to submit their final column for next week to wrap-up their club performance and activities for 1984. Those clubs who have 2nds or U19s but no 1st Grade team competiting can still send in team notes.

TURVEY TOPS

PHARMACY

Well P1gfans, yet again we have let you down Both grades were beaten by better sides against Coota and have their backs to the wall. Let's hope that last wcekcnd·s rest has done us good, and that we can still give this premiership a ~hake. We all know we have the players to do it.

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STRIPES

I don't think that there's much need to stress upon both grades the importance of this week's games. Both sides need only to win their respective game~ and it\, a hallowed final four spot for each of them. It would be the first time m six years that both sides had fronted up the finals together. The First have shown this season that they have what it takes to beat all opponents, while the Sccon~s have _improved v~stly since the last Borce clash with a wrn over Whitton and a narrow defeat bv Juncc-Kapooka.

On the social side, the last few weeks have been carried out in a way only the Piggies can. The assault on Albury and the Bushpigs Debutante Ball and Recovery last weekend proved to be huge successes and much thanks must go to Sue Bruton and her family, the Toole family, Albury itself, the Bates, Java, the Committee, the Sows and everybody else from Union Staff to the guests. Good luck to the Sows in their final today and to all players in both Bushpig sides. .

Come on Piggies we all know that both sides arc capable of wins at the Creek today so let's not let our faithfull supporters down and march on to the ~cm1s.

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NAVY BLUE. WHITE CREST

victory over our likely semi-finalist opponents Junee-Kapooka. The last quarter fight back showed much character and will work won-ders around finals time. It was a case of the young and the old lead-

ing the charge. Leon Reid played a superb last quar-ter at ruck-rover. Playing a kick behind the play. he continually thwarted any attempt by Junec to push forward. Graham Henley showed much courage with some great marks and produced the goods when they were most needed. Tony Foley took the mug with a full four quarter effort.

The Reserves suffered their :..econd defeat for the season, unfortunately also against likely semi-final opponents. The margin was not great. only five points, but psychologically It could be harmful. They really failed to play as a team, and consequently played well below their capabilities. Jeff Bristow again played well with some intelligent shepherding and teamwork. John Hart was a tireless ruckman with Wayne Wrongo DcBritt battling it out to the fimsh.

Today i~ our 25th Anniversary and we play Whit-ton m the last game before the fmals begin. A wel-come is extended to all former players, many of whom have travelled a long way. Let's :start the weekend off on the right note with two win:-. and the first IOO goals in the competition.

CARN THE BLUES!

SENIORS l. J. WALTON '} G. EGAN 3. T. FOLEY 4 Paul DELANEY :'i. R. DALLAS n. M NOONAN 7. G. BRADLEY X. B. COWIE 9. D. HOWARD

10. R.KNAGGE 11 R. NIEUWENDYK 13. Peter DELANEY 15. D. BRADBURY 16. W. DE BRITT 17. J. NORRIS 18. I. DALLAS 19. G. BENNETI' 20. S. HOGAN 21 S. McCAULEY 22. G. EVANS 23. J. HULL 24. R. BOURKE 2:'i. R. BRADLEY 26. P. BEATTY 27 K KICKETT 28. A. KICKElT

29. G. HENLEY 30. C. MANWERING 31 A NORDEN 32. J. HART 33 K. WILLOUGHBY 35. C. PASSFIELD 36. G. McPHERSON 38. J. BRISTOW 40. P. HUDSON 42. P. LARGE 43 C. MORTON 44. G. McDERMOTI' 45. P. McDERMOTT 46. M. GAYNOR 47. R. SPENCER 48. T. MAHON 49. D. McCLINTOCK 51. M. JOHNSON 53. R. BOOL 54. P. HOGAN 55. R. McGORY 57. W. McDERMOTT 58. S. FLAWS 60 G. BENNETr 61. T. FINUCANE 62. D. HILL 63. D. EARNSHAW M. L. REID

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2. D. BOOTS 22 · I. PARROW last outing against Borce Creek. ·· . 3. P. PRESTON 23 - I. HARRISON Congratulations to the entire team 4. G HEA Tl I 24. G · EL WIN for their fightmg spirit to make sure BLACK, 5. R. ROBBINS 25. K. SCI !METZER we consolidated our 3rd po:-.ttion on YELLOW SASH 6. R. WATTS 2n. S. ASHWORTH the ladder. Even though the win 7. J. ROBINSON D. LOASBY wm, a real team effort mention must 8. F. GORDON 28. S. YOUNG be made of Marcus Rourke, Tim Burke, Mark Paint-9. R. YOUNG 29. M. PAINTING mg adn Robby Pickens who filled in when other

10. M. PAINTING 30. C. PICKEN player were unavailable. It was their first class 11. R. GORDON 31. R. CAMPISI efforts throughout the match that inspired the rest of 12. R. BOOTS 32. V. CAMPISI the team. Our backlinc was prominent all game with 13 D. GORDON 33. D. PICKENS fullback Frank Gordon dominating. For his best on 14 c; KNAGGE 34. A CAMERON ground performance Frank deservedly won the 15 o. GA VI::L 35. T SMITH weekly Mug award. Others to dominate were ruck-I6_ G. DUNSCOMBE 36 . .I. PE'ITS man Ron Gordon and Ron Watts, rover Graeme

G L 37. G. PRESTON Heath and centre Jamie Robinson. 17 1 · L OYD Once again our Reserves were well beaten and 18. R. Tl IOMPSON 38 L. BOARDMAN com,idcring that they arc likely to play in the first 19. P THOMPSON 39. I. WHEATLEY semifinal the future doesn't look promising. Ncvcr-20. B THOMPSON 40. N. MAXWELL thclcss where there is light there's hope I sup-

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TOOHEVS R.D.F.L. DRAW - 1984

DIVISION ONE FIRST ROUND

APRIL 7: Temora(96) v TR Y.C (80): Collingul11e(l21) v Barellan(59), M.C.U.(169) v Sth Wagga-Tolland(88), North Wagga(192) v Marrar(41)

APRIL 14: Barellan(84) v Temora(87). South Wagga(80) v Collingullie( 106): Marrar(31) v MCU(133): TRYC(125) v North Wagga(129)

APRIL 21: Temora( 134) v South Wagga(l05), Collingullic(l72) v Marrar(32), MCU(74) v North Wagga(58): Barellan(l04) v TRYC(134)

APRIL 28: Marrar(85) v Temora(72); North Wagga(92) v Coll1ngullic(l03), TRYC(83) MCU(152): South Wagga(l44) Barcllan(76)

MAY 5: Tcmora(76) v North Wagga( 108): Collingullic( 112) v MCU(75), South Wagga(52) v TRYC(l77), Barellan(46) v Marrar(64)

MAY 12: MCU(l50) v Temora(58), Colhngulhe( 157) v TRYC(99), North Wagga( 152) v Barellan(59): Marrar(93) v South Wagga(96)

MAY 19: Temora(ll2) v Colhngulhc( 108), Barellan(36) v MCU(156); South Wagga(91) v North Wagga(IOO); TRYC(98) v Marrar(78)

SECOND ROUND MAY 26: TRYC(l04) v

Tcmora( 104), 8