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The highs-and-lows of every season always come under review, as thoughtful administrators begin to clear away the debris of one, and ready themselves f6r another season. In most instances we have been fortunate at a League level throughout 1995, not to have had many controversial subjects to take our focus away from what is our purpose. At club level, the chief aim, is the struggle to

If however, a club has a secretary who never has enough time, always has too much to do, and rarely knows where anything is - then, their future is just as bleak as it has been all the way through this season. If the operating committee has allowed such a functionary to hold their office, then they are more guiity of inefficiency than their struggling fool. I'd rather have one capable club secretary than a full forward who can kick a hundred goals. A

the smallest of clubs. That would indeed be the thoughts of mindful subjects who are dedicated to fostering the growth of our code in what is still a 'hostile' environment. Where are the people — when will we grow? I seem to have said that somewhere before.

KEVIN TAYLOR

ASSOCIATION GRAND FINAL Team Lists & SFA Review on Pages 26-29-30

1 9 9 5 S F L G r a n d F i n a l at Monarch Field

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Firsts at 2pm Campbelltown v Pennant Hills

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Campbelltown are odds-on for their 6th Premiership Campbeltown have proven themselves to be the outstanding front-runners of the

^^tZSg""*t0 take outthe CarUon & VnUed

Pennant HMs recovered a big slice of their pride and composure when they gained a 46pt victory over Baulkham HUls in Sunday's Preliminary played at Monarch Field. After their thrashing in the Second Semi-Final it may well prove to be a valuable lesson as the Demons would have been certain to have learned a few

Green, who produced five of their IS goals. Penno's new strengths will now be put to the final test. Several weeks ago,U was forecast that if the Demons made it through to the Grand Final, they would be sentimental favourites, and there will be a lot of spectators hoping they will find the desire and urgency to defeat a side which many will see, as having enjoyed too much success - it's time for another club to get a turn. Campbelltown in such a short space of history have accomplished much -this is their seventh Grand Final in 11 years, and they have their sixth SFL pennant weU within their grasp. The Blueys have a swag of potential match-winners - Lee

Campbelltown by their performances, deserve and will win the 1995 Sydney tide.

When winners are losers, and losers are winners ... Proving there are no easy answers, the administrators of the League this week had to make a testing decision. In last Sunday's Under 19 curtain-raiser, as page 37 shows, the scoreboard read, Pennant Hills 7.11-53, Baulkham Hills 4.9-33. However during a tense final quarter when Baulko were fighting for survival it was discovered their opponents had for what is understood to have been around eleven minutes of play, 19 men on the field. No count was taken (by the umpire in the conventional manner) and what followed means that while scores will remain as part of the record, the match result was reversed and Baulkham Hills will now play St George for the Under 19's Premiership. The League issued the Mowing -

During the final quarter of last week's Under 19 Preliminary Final between Baulkham Hills and Pennant Hills, the Pennant Hills team

was found to nave 19 players on the field. Following consideration of the circumstances and submissions from relevant

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1 _ Intnn UWvrfcWnfr (BH\ It was a tense atmosphere at the Western Suburbs club last Monday night as votes from the final round were needed to decide the winner of the 1995 Phelan.

The result was a tight but popular triumph for the Falcons ruckman Graham Jones who won his second Phelan by two votes from Magpies captain Michael Partridge. Jones was the winner 11 seasons ago in 1984 as a ruckman for the Western Suburbs club.

It was a very close contest all-round as three (including

Campbell all tied for third placing, on 15 votes. As all SFL fans would recognise from his performances, Graham Jones was a consistent vote-winner throughout the year polling in 11 matches.

A total of 98 players attracted votes in the 18 home-and-away rounds, and on a club basis, East Sydney spread their votes across IS players, followed by Pennant Hills with 14, both Campbelltown and North Shore had 13, Western Suburbs 12, Baulkham Hills 11, with Balmain and St George on 10 players overall. The complete voting tally was —

22 Graham Jones (Baulk.Hills)

20 Michael Partridge (Wes. Subs)

15 Craig McBrien (Canip'town) Lee Campbell (Campbelltown) Tony Qumn (St George)

11 Sean Barratt (Campbelltown)

10 Tim Bylsma (Baulkham Hffls) David Dighton (Pennant Hffls) Joe Connack (Western Subs)

9 Craig Saxby (Baulkham Hffls) Greg Tannock (North Shore) Cram Headland (Penn. Hffls) Peter Dixon (Pennant Hffls) Steve Marchant (St George) Scott Thomhnson (West. Subs) Craig McGough (C'town)

3 - Jason Westerbrink (BH), Sham Edmonds (BH), Anthony Hope (Q, Chris O'Donnell (ES), Dale Holes (ES), Damien HaU (ES), Dean Clark (ES), Ian Roberts (ES), Shane McGowan (ES), Andrew McKsnaTay (NS), Paul Rowles (NS), Terry Thrqjp (NS), Anthony Brawn (PH), James Mooney (PH), Andrew Taylor (StG), Ian Barton (StG), Michael Oift (StG), Simon Lawrance (StG), Craig Eckersley (WS), Manuel Lynch (WS), Matthew Shaw (WS), Paul Charles (WS), Wayne White (WS).

2 - Andrew Grimes (B), Ashley Thompson (B), Maurice Petrolo (B), Michael Kemp (B), Stuart Hoopman (B), Nathan Scott-Rogers (BH),

7 - Rob Veate (NS), Roger Prezens ^^MaL^J^O ' Steve 'oactesur (NS), Paul Gooley (PH), Grant ( m WavneZwat(flS>J^nIteh Bartholomaeus (StG). \Ng Matthew Boys (NS), Matthew 6 - Dwavne Finch John Gtvnn P a r k e r <NS>' Battantyne (ES) GeZdMunmltPm <PH>> r<w^ ReBm <PH>>

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5 -Anthony HaU, (B), Nick Archer Greg Coffey (StG), Tom Matthews (B), Jason VpjW (C), Trevor Burnett (StG), Jason Cadin (WS). (Q,DavM Rowe (ES), David W&Tis t _ M g m ( g ) l k t v i d H u i c n i n s

(B), Andrew Clark (BH), Matthew 4 - Phillip Reece (B), Jason Frost (BH), Brian Kershaw (C), Woodcoe (BH), Clinton Cole (C), Jamie McLaughlin (Q, Radlee Sam Dunstone (C), David Archer Motter (C), Jeremy Moles (ES), (ES), Julian Doyle (NS), Ben Peter Chadwick (ES), Ben Worsley Rouvruy (PH), Matthew Daykin (NS), John Egan (NS), Ray Wffis (PH), Michael Carey (PH), Warren (NS), John Boner (PH), Dak Odges Jennings (WS). (WS), Michael Smith (WS).

8 Rob Kerr (East Sydney]

TOP PHELAN PLAYERS — VOTING BREAK-DOWN 3 votes 2 votes

22 Graham Jones (Baulkham Hills) 4 3 20 Michael Partridge (Western Subs) 5 1 15 Lee Campbell (Campbelltown) 4 15 Craig McBrien (Campbelltown) 3 2 15 Tony Quinn (St George) 5 11 Sean Barratt (Campbelltown) 3 2 10 Tim Bylsma (Baulkham Hills) 2 2 10 David Dighton (Pennant Hills) 3 - 1 10 Joe Connack (Western Suburbs) 3 - 1

1 vote 4 3 3

SANDERS & KEALEY MEDAL VOTING next on page 8


O V E R the Fence

SFL RESERVES & U N D E R 1 9 ' s T IGHT S A N D E R S & KEALEY RESULTS

Voting between the top place-getters was close in both the Sanders Medal for Reserve Grade and the 1995 Kealey Medal (Underl9s). Top honors in the Sanders went to GEORGE RAMIREZ (Western Suburbs) who maintained the lead he built to round 12 and he held on despite the challenge from MATTHEW BOYS (North Shore) and SCOTT DIDIER (Pennant Huts) who were joint runners-up.

With an excellent set of best-on-ground performance in seven matches,

Leading votes in both the Sanders and Kealey Medals were —

SANDERS MEDAL (Reserves)

13 - George Ramirez (Western Subs) 12 - Matthew Boys (North Shore)

Scott Didier (Pennant Hills) 10 - Damien Hassett (East Sydney) 9 - Stuart Carlaw (North Shore) 8 - Daryl Vella (PH), Ian Wheatley (PH). 7 - Luis Marques (B), Scott Fraser (BH), Jeremy Moles (ES), George Petslnis (PH), Matthew Ingram (StG), Greg Masters (WS), Paul Strongman (WS). 6 - Fred Hummel (B), Malcolm Leabon (B), Matthew Hayman (BH), Paul Love (C), Mark Crawford (ES), Mark Richardson (ES), Matthew

(PH), David West (StG), Martin Madden (StG), Chris Masterson (WS). 5 - Steve Bisbey (C), Ross Clement flES), Anthony Lee (NS), Guy Boston (NS), Todd Daltoa (StG). 4 - David UpfiU (BH), Craig Stone (C), Jason Darlev (C). Mark Brizzi (CI. Craig Hartley (PH), Paul Casey (WS). 3 - Darren Holland (B), Steven Simpson, (B),Andrew Belbin (BH). Anthony Horner (BH), Salum Kassem (BmX^BUyiC), David Jarrett (C), Gavin Nicholson (C), Jason Darley (C), Peter Foye (C), Rod Smith (C), Andrew Lane (ES), Col Dowdle (ES), Michael Puddick (ES), Phil Rockliff (ES), Will Allan (ES), Andrew Rush (NS), Daniel Kulk (NS), Mark Hofner (NS), Stephen Bramley (NS), Ben Rouvray (PH), Chris Yard (PH), David Dighton (PH), Lachlan McKenzie (PH), Ben Baudinette (StG), James Elliott (StG), John Kranitis (StG), Shanon Farr (StG), Adrian Raftery (WS), Craig Evans (WS), Greg Levine (WS).

KEALEY MEDAL (Under 19's|

21 - Grant Broderick (Peon. Hills) 19 - Phil Hodgkinson (North Shore)

Todd Dawson (St George) 18 - Brett Baker (Baulkham Hills) 16 - Matthew Feain (Balmain) 14 - Mark Graham (St George) 13 - Brendon Jack (Pennant Hills) 12 - Scott Tunbridge (St George) 11 - Michael Kemp (Balmain) 10 - Ben Wright (Campbelltown) 9 - Andrew King (Baulkham Hills) 8 - Darren Emmett (Campbelltown) 7 - Ben Sheidow (NS), Matthew Burton (NS), Andrew Zantiotis (StG), Steve Ajami (WS). 6 - Todd Beaton (ES), Phillip McDermott (NS), Chris Dalton (StG). 5 - Rohan Ward (B), Matt Spencer (BH), Wayne Pobje (BH), Todd Langmaid-Stephenson (C), Troy Courtney (C), Craig Higgins (ES), Jason Smith (ES), Adam Chatfield (PH), Lachlan Gill (PH). 4 - Kenny Son (B), Daniel Bylsma (BH), Paul Olivers (BH), Lee Hills (C), Damien Hall (ES), Matt Gilmore (ES), Rohan Dunlop (ES), Gavin Raper (StG), Adam Fiddler (WS). 3 - Cluny Archibald (B), Patrick Williams (B), Ben Physick (BH), Marc Seymour (BH), Mat Coackley (BH), Shannon Altorj.y (BH), Stuart Wynn

Craig McLaughlin (C), Simon Webb (C), Steven Huebert (C), James Watson (ES), Rob Hookey (ES), Sean Clarke W), Justin Raymond (PH), Matt Sullivan (PH), Michael Ghobrial (PH), Craig Geer (StG), Luke Smith (StG).


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THE PLAYERS AND

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tan ALLEN (Worth Shore, Eist

Paul BOUCHIER £VV«(. Mwtown,

John CAULF1ELD M/osiem Subtrvz) Rob CLARIDGE <£nt Sydney) Kent COBURN CSmrfft Sydney, Haw-town. Ctmpbatltown) Wayne GOSS (E«fSydbex> Ian HARRY (Wait Nmvtewnl John HENDRIE

Ruaaetl HUGHES (Etot Sydney) John NORTHEY (Wojttm Subirbil Kevin PEARSON

(Newtown} John PITURA (North Shore) Rod PODBURY Campesfltowi) Tony QUI NN

RICHARDSON (EK(SVOVMy) Peter RUSCUKUC D^SYKES

FIRST RUCK: John P1LK1NGT0N, JIM RICHARDSON. flOVE/t Rod POOBURY. INTER-CHANGE: Paul BOUCHIER, Ian HARRY, Rob CLARIDGE.

Coach: Greg HARRIS Captain: DavWSYKES Umpires: Mark RENOELL Mai LEE, Ftank KALAYZICH

BoumJnty: John RBD, PETER HAMPSHIRE - Qoal: Jim SMAIL, Dtnny DANIEL Tern te: Bra NOACK and Bob QUINN.

Hgnonry Doctor: Dt Oeris DUNCAN. Lat&a Repator. M S. UcAULEY ISMH).

We.knew such a team selection would create controversy, so we chose to meet at along-time favourite Paddington watering-hole on the eve of our Second Semi-Fmal.

MMFlslotZ^L selectors of many past State rep sides, JACK DEAN who played a total of 357 senior games in NSW, and former Newtown prez JOHN ARMSTRONG. Over the course of three hours (and a 'couple'of drinks), the memories flowed as we recalled the many great names who have pleased our Sydney

names were considered, with many

Another stand-out was IAN ALLEN

League clubs in the early 70's, yet played only one practice match wuh Essendon, then chose to stay in Sydney. Ian could have almost papered his lounge-room wuh the Form 4's he was offered. And, we didn't forget the men-in-

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T H E L A B O R D A I L Y

FISTS FLY IN BIG FOOTBALL N E W T O W N ' S T I T L E V I C T O R Y

BEFORE the record crowd of the season, Newtown (minor premiers) defeated South Sydney in the grand final of the Australian Rules competition on Saturday at ErskinevilleOval.

The exhibition was marred by frequent use of fisticuffs on the part of several players. On several different occasions the timely intervention of a squad of police prevented what appeared likely to develop into a series brawl.

Newtown won because its attacking men were seldom out of position, whereas South many times after working the ball forward found it quickly returned down field. The Southern forwards were seldom in position, and the Newtown defenders' task was much easier as a result. REDUCED LEAD

Only during the third quarter could it be said mat Newtown was seriously threatened. That term was all South, who, by persistent attacks reduced the half-time arrears to six points.

Early in the final quarter, the home side obtained a brace of goals for a winning lead, and though Gough's men fought desperately towards the end, Newtown held them off and won the premiership of the season by 19 points.

For the winners, Garvin and Matthews on the half-back line, were the pick. Both handled the greasy ball

J.Ludlow; McGuire and Bagnall were effective. The latter's scouting out from the packs enabled him to initiate many attacks. Scott (full-back) and Cuneen (roving) were also serviceable.

The losers had the best man on the ground in Ferguson (centre). Despite much attention, he was always to the fore in driving the ball well towards goal, and is was no fault of his that South went down.

Curtis, James and Stiff were always under notice for great efforts while Dixon and Coombes showed pace and ability above the ordinary.

Newtown 7.12 (54 points); South Sydney 5.5 (35 points).

Goalkickers, — Newtown: Phelan (3), Cuneen (3), Ludlow, Aitken.

South-Starr (2), Sutton, Smith, Stiff.

OUR GRAND FINAL UMPIRES SINCE 1950

Add your applause and spare more than a thought when the umpires enter the field today, and hold the bait aloft for the siren of recognition from the time-keepers. Their season also reaches a peak after another long season of training and dedication to our code. All has been given by a large team who hare a genuine love for the game. Without them, there is no game. Add a cheer, and your applause for our men-in-white.

1950 Bob Myers 1952 Joe Armstrong 1954 George Milne 1956 Wal Craig 1958 Phil Esmonde 1960 Phil Esmonde 1962 Arthur Shaw 1964 Jack Armstrong 1966 Len Palmer 1968 Mai Lee 1970 Steve O'Sullivan 1972 Ian Sonnaman 1974 David Jackson 1976 MarkRendell 1978 Phil Hayes

1951 John Leber 1953 BillWagener 1955 John Leber 1957 Jim Chamberlain 1959 Phil Esmonde 1961 Graham Ashworth 1963 Mai Lee 1965 Len Palmer 1967 Mai Lee 1969 Brian O'Donoghue 1971 EarlBeeck 1973 Earl Beeek 1975 David Jackson 1977 Phil Hayes 1979 Phil Hayes 1980 Pat McMahon, Mark Rendell 1981 Phil Hayes, Mark Rendell 1982 Frank Nevill, Mark Rendell 1983 Laurie O'Rourko, Mark Rendell 1984 Noel Jarvis, Mark Rendell 1985 Shane Fogarty, Marty Jackson 1986 Marty Jackson, Noel Jarvis 1987 Frank Kalayzich, Mark Rendell 1988 Marty Jackson, John Reid 1989 Marty Jackson, Hugh Roderick 1990 MartJ Jackson Fra'nk Kalayzich 1991 Marty Jackson, Frank Kalayzich 1992 Frank Kalayzich, Gerald Walsh 1993 Frank Kalayzich, Gerald Walsh

1994 Anton Lewis, Matthew Norden, Gerald Walsh

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"ALL THINGS BEING EQUAL I'D RATHER DEAL WITH AN AUSTRALIAN COMPANY."

WAYNE GARDNER

Always on the ball.

O V E R the Fence

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McCOURT'S MEMORIES • Congratulations to MARK SIELY who coached the St George Under 19 side to the Minor Premiership and into today's Grand Final... Mark has had a long involvement in the SFL, playing first wuh St George in the

Mark coach St George Third Grade, only to be beaten by North Shore in the playoff by — one point. Again, in 1989, while coaching Third Grade at North, he was beaten this time by St George - again, by one point...this has to be a unique result in the overall history of the code in Australia - to have the same two

we wish Mark and the St George side all the best, and hope he can achieve the result which has eluded him for 17 years...Mark has done a lot for juniors over many years, and to the development of the code throughout

BOB 'Apples' McCONNELL wB be up there smuing down upon aU of us. He knew tha Third Grade was the basis of the St George club — the finals series mS be different for ALL clubs, both SFL and SFA, due to the

TIGERS RE-APPOINT J O H N REID • Balmain have announced John Reid will continue at Drummoyne Oval in 1996 ... 'though with only one win to their credit in 1995, the Tigers proved to be far mote competitive and John's work has laid a foundation stone ... the club well-known for their off-field activities, leave soon, straight-after the AFL Grand Final for their annual footy trip - this time, to Denmark ... the Tigers will play the Danes who have a comp running, with even one of two Swedish sides playing ... the trip will also visit Amsterdam (for window shopping), as well as going to Berlin, then on the England ... you've certainly gotta hand it to Balmain -they may not win many games, but they have a heck of a load of fun trying to ... the club is looking for players who would want to be part of a club, who know how to reward their players - if you're interested for 1996, give SIMON KELLY a call at the Club, on 81-1687 ...

FALCONS B O W OUT • The hopes of Baulkham Hills lived deep hito the last half of their Preliminary Final contest against Pennant Hills, reports PAM JOHNSON ... it was hard-fought and close, but Penno pulled away is the last quarter to nnlZt winners by 46pts ... it was an exciting day for Banlko and expectations were high that the Falcons would go on with it, but to was not to be... Baulko's failure to make full use of the wind in the first quarter gained them only a one-goal lead at the first break ... the Dernons then applied their pressure and moved ahead to the long break, creating a platform for a good hard third term, which had its share of physical and spiteful moments... though defeated, Baulko stiS have a great deal of pride in what their players accomplished in '9sfand put themselves on the map, as one to be respected ... Sunday was a day of disappointment but as events unfolded in the following days, still sees the Falcons colors being carried into the field on Grand final Day ... the Under 19s lost in controversial circumstances when WAYNE POBJE, SHANNON ALTOJAY and JOHN MION were among the best, but by Tuesday, they had been awarded the match result and win have a great chance of toppling the Saints this week ... of course the season was capped off in fine style on Monday night when GRAHAM JONES took out his second Phelan Medal... Jonesy had a wonderful season - he is a marvellous player and a wonderful clubman, and thoroughly deserves the highest recognition that Sydney football can give to their players ... all that is needed is for the Falcon's Under 19's to win this week, and just you wait, for Baulkham Hills to really put their stamp on Sydney footy in 1996...

D E M O N S MAKE G R A N D FINAL • A defeat of neighbourhood rivals Bauko secured Pennant Hills only their second senior Grand Final appearance of their 25 years in Sydney football ...it was a complete reversal of the previous wr*h'~ -J

showing, as the Demons a desire and commitment to\ particularly in defence wh\

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worthy 1995 representative side

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S U P E R S Y D N E Y F O O T Y S T A T S The 1995 Grand Final - PENNANT HILLS v CAMPBELLTOWN L A S T 9 5 - 2 S F a l F P - Campbell town 19.12-126 v Pennanl Hills 4 .8-32

T H R E E 9 5 - R 1 7 at E H O - Campbell town 12.9-81 v Pennant Hills 11.8-74 M E E T I N G S 9 5 - R 1 0 at F P - Pennant Hills 16 .10-106 v Campbell town 6.14-50

W I N N I N G 151 p is 9 0 - R 5 - F P — Campbell town 29 .13-187 v Pennant Hills 5.6-36 M A R G I N S 144 ptS 8 2 - R 9 — Pennant Hills 26 .26-182 v Campbel l lown 5.8-38

P L A Y E D 37 Campbelltown 23 , Pennant Hills 14. Drawn 0.

H I G H E S T 9 0 - R 5 at F P - Campbell town 29 .13-187 v Pennant Hills 5.6-36 S C O R E S 8 2 - R 9 Pennant Hills 26 .22-182 v Campbell town 5.8-38

W I N N I N G 9 g a m e s Campbelltown 1984 -R8 to 1987 -R14 ind . S E Q U E N C E 4 g a m e s Pennant Hills 1 9 8 2 - R 9 t o 1 9 8 3 - R 1 3 i n c l .

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PENNANT HILLS Chris MAHAR Grant B RODERICK Todd W.RIDGE Tim FOLEY Daniel KENNY Ben SCOTT Nek HILTON Adam CHATFIELD Simon HARRISON Michael GHOBRIAL Brad OLD Alan JONES Brendan JACK Glen SCARSBROOK Phiip PLATTS Mark THOMAS Matthew SULUVAN Chris MOULANG

19 Tim KENNY 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

Nathan CAMBOURN Joshua REIDY Justin RAYMOND Bamaby HOWARTH. Lachlan GILL Ben SAINTY Chris REDSHAW David SPRY Andrew CLARKE

Coach-Tony REGAN

SCORES 'A Time WTime « Time FINAL SAINTS FALCONS

turning Back the Clock

• 1966 — The Footy Record In the first year of decimal currency was 10 cenis a copy ... B I L L HART in his presi-

Best and Fairest Awards; Qantas for the Leadlns Goalkicker; W.D & H.O. Wills for the ; pre-season and kicking awards; Millers Brewery for sponsoring the SCO match (which had been between NSW and Queensland); and to Rothman's National Sports Foundation for their assistance in making possible the clinics for schoolboys . . . the Grand Final was set down for Trumpcr Park where 10,000 were expected to see Western Suburbs and St Georae come to iirlds In their third successive playoff, .the Saints (premiers of 1964) had gone through some anxious moment-, tot week before when Newtown had been gallant before 5,000 people but went down, 15.17 to 13.14 ... it looked like being the Saints turn to win a flag, West had won In 1963, then St George in 64, West

returned in 65. though it looked anyone's flag after the Magpies won at Picken in the season's opener, 12.14 to 12.5 but the Saints had gained revenge at Olds on June 26th, 12.11 to S.9 . . . ROGER H O G G E T T was Captain-Coach of West (who had finished 17+1), with 17-year old LINDSAY HETHERINGTON and the tallest men of the two sides, both at 6 ft, 4 inches -K E I T H L E A C H and P E T E R AGRUMS giving the Maggies a height advantage .. . the Saints (15+ 3) were being led by the 24-year old GRAHAME DWYER, with both COLIN MacDONALD and VEVCE McCOURT both at 19 among the younger brigade ... Uni of NSW were in the Reserves playoff against West while the curtain-raiser was between Sydney Nava! and West (acaurt . . . RAY B R A K E (Nth Shore) 53 in the 2nds, while one < cards for the Saints would McKENNA who would fin goals ... (West won, 15.22


SCORES

1966

O V E R ;the Fence

cont. from page 15 CLARKE and veteran TERRY DONOHOE formed an impassable barrier which the Falcons could not breach ... JOHN BOHNER revelled in his tawing role as the Demons midfield launched numerous attacks providing •gun 'forward RANDAL GREEN with a plethora of opportunities ...IAN miEATLSYtn his report continued, while the Falcons stayed in touch until the last term, starring performances from MICHAEL CAREY and ANTHONY BRAWN saw the Demons overrun Baulko when it counted...

THE BUNDY PLAYER • Throughout the season we were again pleased to enjoy the continued and generous support of UNITED DISTILLERS wfoprovldedIhelr weekly award as the BUNDY P L A Y E R O F T H E W E E K . The winners across the year were — R l Nick Archer (Balmain) R2 Michael -'artridge (West. Subs) R3 Tony Quinn (St George) R4 JaVo^ Westerbrink (ikulk Ills) R5 Dean Clark (East Sydney) R6 Craig McBrien (Campbelltown) R7 Roger Preiens (North Shore) RB Craig Headland (Pennant Hills) R9 Simon Lawrence (St George) RIO Anthony Brawn (Pennant Hills) R l l Steve Chichester (East Sydney) R12 Tim Bylsma (Baulkham Hills) R13 Joe Connack (Western Subs) R14 Lee Campbell (Campbelltown) R1S Rob Veale (North Shore) R16 David Dighton (Pennant Hills) R17 Michael Kemp (Balmain) R18 Sean Barratt (Campbelltown)

BUNDY PLAYER OF THE YEAR Michael Partridge (Western Suburbs)

A T H O U S A N D THANK-YOU's • As our 116th season draws to a close (we set out on this path back in 1880) we express our sincere appreciation to

detail HELEN MEYER gives to her passion of Aussie Rules m her one-hour program each Thursday night on 2NBC-FM (90.1). Chief focus of 'The Meyer Stand' is the south and inner-west, but it is always a joy to hear Helen and her two uncontrollable tide-kicks MICHAEL CUFT and PAUL WILLIAMSON rap across the interests of the SFL (and StKitda), the SFA (and St Kiuta), theAFL(andSt Kilda), with just the merest of mentions to the embattled future of St Kilda... (love the show, hate the music) — thank you for another great season Helen, may you long continue. It doesn't matter whether you "re under the shower or just sitting elsewhere early on Saturday mornings, just as long as a radio is close at hand between 8.30am and 9am, to hear the 'free-wheeling'style ofsiMON KELLY, the high-degree of intelligent content offered by ROB KERR and the highAevetof control exhibited by CRAIG DAVIS on our own 2SER-FM (107.3) 'Footy Show'. The program has become a mainstay of our Sydney footy information, and apart from the surprisingly frequent technical studio glitches, the th/ee wise Idiots'plug along and regularly deliver 30 minutes of infotainment to our dedicated supporters of Sydney football.

To all the loyal contributors of the Football Record this season, it is my choice to single out one, LIONEL BEALE. Whether as the ever-present time-keeper across three matches of his mucMoved North Shore, writing for his many Northside list of publications. Manly Dally, North Shore Times, MosnW DSUy etc., "Poppa Bear" or "High Mark" or whatever, has served football across so many years, the number tends to blur. Lionel was the Secretary of the League more than twenty years ago, and he even had a stint and added his guidance as club Chairman last year when the Bears

our many sponsors and advertisers. It is were going through difficult and testing • • 1 " times. A man with strong views, yet one

who is wealth of information - my kinda of footy is indeed thankful for having dedicated people and friends such as Lionel.

ANOTHER S E A S O N .... • In the adjoining column. I made reference thai we now closing our 116th season of football in Sydney - yes, it all started in 1880, and we're still striving for success. Now the hard part starts, as we waste no time, taking no breaks or breaths, fine-tuning the Betails of 1995, as we gear up for 1996. The next year must always be better than the last one. How can we improve on what we did in '95? - if only we could May all of our dreams reach fruition -may all your days be good ones, 'til .next we meet.

a time-honored cliche, but without YOUR support, our task would have been made all the more-difficuU. To the many publications across the range of both the SFL and SFA, who have carried worthy stories about the clubs and our code — we thank you all. The media attracts its own personalities and one who has become a very-welcome face each Saturday afternoon has been JOHANNA SWEET. The

ever-present reminder of the work we must do to achieve our goals. Radio highlights have included the Saturday morning attention developed on North Harbour Radio FM100.9 in their sporting program. I have found particular pleasure throughout t&s season In hearing (and helping out when I can), the work and


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Daniel JORDON. Brian KERSHAW Clinton COLE Craig McBRIEN Peter FOYE Ray BROWN Geoff NOACK Anthony HOPE Jarrie McLAUGHUN (Capt). Matthew McLAUGHUN Radlee MOLLER Scott MARRIOT Jason DRUCE Brett LUCAS Sean BARRATT Brett DOYLE Dean GAGNON Rushed

B G Ben ROUVRAY Jason CLARKE Gerard MIMMO (Capt) . Craig HARTLEY Grant BRODERICK Matthew DAYKIN Tony REGAN James MOONEY Chris MAKAR David OSGHTON Tim HALL Ian WHEATLEY Peter DIXON (v.c.) John BOHNER Danny RYAN Terry DONOHOE Patrick MATTHEWS Andrew BALLANTYNE Michael CAREY Scotl DIDIER David THOMAS John MURRAY Anthony LANDAHL Chris YARD Anthony BRAWN Craig HEADLAND PaulGOOLEY(d.v.c.).. Randal GREEN Rushed

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UMPIRE APPOINTMENTS Field: MATTHEW NORDEN, ANTON LEWIS, GRANT GODFREY

Boundary: SHANE McSPEERIN, PETE-R HAMPSHI RE Goal: MICHAEL HEINRICHS, PAUL HOARE

Emergency: MICHAEL FORBES

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SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE—THE PREMIERSHIP WINNERS Premiers Runnors-Up Third Fourth

1903 East Sydney 6.8-44 North Shore 4.2-26 Paddington Redtern 1904 North Shore 5.13-43 Balmain 2.8-20 West Sydney Sydney 1905 Sydney 7.9-51 YMCA 7.8-50 Newtown Balmain 1906 Newtown 9.8-62 Redtern 1.14-20 Balmain Sydney 1907 Sydney 9,6-60 Newtown 1.4-10 East Sydney Redlem 1908 YMCA 15.6-96 East Sydney 5 6-38 Newtown Redtern 1909 North Shore 7.5-47 YMCA 5,5-35 Paddington Newtown 1910 YMCA 5.18-48 East Sydney 3.6-24 Sydney Paddinglon 1911 East Sydney 4.6-29 Sydney 2.4-16 YMCA Newlown 1912 Sydney 5.13-43 Paddington 2,3-15 YMCA East Sydney 1913 Sydney 9.16-70 Paddington South Sydney Newtown 1914 South Sydney 7.7-49 Sydney 4.15-39 Paddington Balmain 1915 Paddington 9.5-59 Newtown 5.11-41 Balmain Sydney 1916 Paddington 3.14-32 Bal main 1.8-14 Newtown Sydney 1917 Paddington 12.20-92 East Sydney 3,10-28 Newtown Balmain 1918 East Sydney Newtown Paddington Sydney 1919 Paddington 11 10-76 East Sydney 8.8-56 Newtown Sydney 1920 Paddington 15.5-95 Newtown 9.15-69 Railway East Sydney 1921 North Shore 10.7-67 Newtown 7.12-54 Paddington Railway 1922 Paddington 8.6-54 Newlown 5.14-44 East Sydney Railway 1923 Sydney 10,7-67 Newtown 8.15-63 Railway Paddington 1924 Paddington 11,8-74 Mawtown 9.14-68 Railway Sydney 1925 Sydney 9.13-67 Paddington 7.10-52

N= South Sydney

East Sydney 1926 Eastern Suburbs 6.10-46 Western Suburbs 4.7-31

N= South Sydney

South Sydney 1927 Eastern Suburbs 9.16-70 Newtown 613-49 N=

South Sydney

Sydney 1928 Newtown 10.16-76 Eastern Suburbs 4,5-29 Sydney South Sydney 1929 Newtown 10,8-68 North Shore 6.6-42 South Sydney Sydney 1930 Newtown 9.17-71 South Sydney 7.13-65 Eastern Suburbs Sydney 1931 Sydney 6.7-43 Newtown 4.14-38 South Sydney Eastern Suburbs 1932 Newtown 7.12-54 South Sydney 5.5-35 Eastern Suburbs Sydney 1933 Newtown 10.3-63 Sydney 7.18-58 South Sydney North Shore 1934 South Sydney 17 12-114 Newtown 12.6-78 St George Sydney 1935 South Sydney 21.9-135 St George 11.17-83 North Shore Newtown 1936 Newtown 17.8-110 South Sydney 10,10-70 St George Eastern Subuibs 1937 St George 11.16-82 South Sydney 6.9-45 Newtown Sydney 1938 StGeorge 6.20-56 Newtown 1.9-1 S South Sydney North Shore 1939 Newtown 10.25-85 St George 10.3-63 Eastern Suburbs South Sydney 1940 Newtown 10.11-71 Eastern Suburbs 8.8-56 South Sydney St George 1941 Eaaern Suburbs 7.10-52 South Sydney 8.3-61 Newtown St George 1942 Newtown 14.14-98 South Sydney 9.10-64 Eastern Suburbs Sydney 1943 St George 12.19-91 South Sydney 9.10-64 fl,A.A F. Eastern Suburbs 1944 Sydney Naval 11 15-81 R.A.A.F. 8.17-63 Newlown St George

South Sydney 1945 Newlown 20.18-138 R.AA F. 12.14-86 Eastern Suburbs St George South Sydney

1946 Newtown 16.13-109 St George 10.6-66 Eastern Suburbs South Sydney 1947 Newtown 18.14-122 Eastern Suburbs 10.6-66 North Shore South Sydney 1948 Newlown 16.17-113 Sydney Naval 6.15-51 North Shore Eastern Suburbs 1949 Newtown 15.10-100 Eastern Subu rbs 14.15-99 North Shore South Sydney 1950 Newtown 13.16-94 Sydney Naval 8.7-55 Eastern Suburbs Western Suburbs 1951 Western Suburbs 11.15-81 Eastern Suburbs 10.9*9 Newtown Sydney 1952 North Shore 11.7-73 Western Suburtra 9 12-66 Newtown Sydney 1953 Eastern Subu rtrs 21.22-148 Western Subuibs 15.12-102 Newtown St George 1954 Eastern Suburb! 13 20-98 Newtown 11.8-74 North Shore St George 1955 Eastern Subu rbs 13.12-90 North Shore 7.10-52 Newtown Western Suburbs 1956 Eastern Subu rbs 10.12-84 Western Suburbs 9.17-71 St George Newtown 1957 Eastern Suburbs 12.18-90 Sydney Naval 9.16-70 Western Suburbs Newlown 1958 Eastern Suburbs 15.11 -101 Western Suburbs 8.11-59 Newtown St George 1959 Eastern Subu rbs 14.11 -95 Newtown 7.11-53 Western Suburbs Sydney Naval 1960 Sydney Naval 9.12-66 Newtown 9.9-63 St George

Newtown Eastern Subuibs

1961 North Shore 11,15-81 Sydney Naval 4.11-35

St George Newtown Eastern Suburbs

1962 Sydney Naval 18.20-128 Newtown 14.13-97 St George North Shore

North Shore 1963 Western Suburbs 14.14-98 Newtown 12,16-88

St George North Shore Sydney Naval

1964 St George 14,18-102 Western Suburbs 4.18-42 Sydney Naval North Shore 1965 Western Suburbs 17.15-117 St George 12.9-81 Newtown Sydney Naval 1966 Western Suburbs 15.22-112 St George 10.10-70 Newtown Eastern Suburbs 1967 Newtown 9.16-70 Western Suburbs 8.12-60 Eastern Suburbs Southern Districts 1968 Newlown 22.11-143 Western Suburbs 10.18-78 Eastern Subuibs Southern Districts 1969 Western Suburbs 13,17-93 Newtown 12.16-88 North Shore Balmain 1970 Newtown 15.16-106 North Shore 10.16-76 Western Suburbs St George 1971 East Sydney 19.15-129 Weaern Suburbs 15.22-112 North Shore St George 1972 I Western Suburbs 22 23-1 49 East Sydney 12,14-66 St George 1 North Shore


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1973 East Sydney 22.18-144 Western Suburbs 18.9-117 Newtown St George 1974 1975

Western Suburbs 18.25-133 East Sydney 17.21 -123 St George South Sydney 1974 1975 Western Suburbs 18.18-126 East Sydney 12.16-88 St George Newtown 1976 East Sydney 23.12-150 North Shore 10.13-73 St George Western Suburbs 1977 Western Suburbs 16.25-133 North Shore 14.9-91 Newtown SI George 1978 North Shore 17.17-119 Western Suburbs 13.12-90 St George East Sydney 1979 North Shore 13.17-93 Western Suburbs 9.22-76 East Sydney Newtown 1980 East Sydney 30,24-204 North Shore 12.11-83 Newtown Western Suburbs 1981 East Sydney 19,16-130 Newtown 3.23-47 Pennant Hills Western Suburbs 1982 East Sydney 8.8-56 Pennant Hills 5.8-38 Western Suburbs St George 1983 East Sydney 18,23-131 Balmain 15.3-93 North Shore St George 1984 East Sydney 20,13-133 North Shore 5.4-34 Campbelltown Pennant Hills 1985 North Shore 18.19-127 Campbelltown 14.12-96 St George East Sydney 1986 CampbBiltown 17.13-115 North Shore 13.14-92 Pennant Hills St George 1987 Campbelltown 25.16-166 St George 12.7-79 East Sydney Hills 1988 campbelltown 13.10-88 East Sydney 8.9-57 North Shore Hills 1989 campbelltown 10.12-72 North Shore 6.9-45 St George East Sydney 1930 Holroyd-Parramatta 9.15-69 North Shore 9-8-62 Campbelltown East Sydney 1991 North Shore 10.13-73 Holroyd-Parramatta 7.9-51 Western Suburbs Campbelltown 1992 Sydney University 18.16-124 North Shore 8.11-59 Western Suburbs Campbelltown 1993 St George 1713-115 North Shore 9.26-80 Western Suburbs Pennant Hills 1994 Campbelltown 1316-94 North Shore 12.15-87 Western Suburbs St George 1995

Campbelltown 1316-94 Western Suburbs

•4 Fifth place-holders in years of 'Final Five" were: 1973-Southem Districts 1974-Nawtown, 1975-North Shore, 1976-Nswtown, 1977-Pennant Hills, 1978-Newtown,

SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE — LEADING GOALKICKERS Plaverta) — Club Goals Year

112 1964 102 1965

1966 78 1967 78 1968 78 80 1969 79 1970

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A. SCOTT (North Shore)... Stan CASTLE (Sydney) No records available Stan MILTON (Eastern Suburbs) Jim PHELAN Jnr (Newtown) Ctame STARR (South Sydney) Stan POWDtTCH (St George) David PROBYN (South Sydney) Stan POWOITCH (St George) Clarrie STARR (South Sydney) Stan POWDITCH (St George} Milton EDGEWORTH (Eastern Suburbs). Harry CRANE (Newtown) Milton EDGEWORTH (Eastern Suburbs). Bill WOOD (South Sydney) Don TRIGG (Sydney Naval) Sam LOXTON (Eastern Suburbs) Des DON KIN (St George) Joe HUGHES (Newtown) Clinton WINES (Eastern Suburbs) Clinton WINES (Eastern Suburbs) Roger DUFFY (Newtown) Roger DUFFY (Newtown) Robert HALL (Western Suburbs) Joe HUGHES (Eastern Suburbs) Max MAYON (North Shore) Danny WILSON [Sydney Naval) Terry INGERSOLL (Western Suburbs) Laurie McNULTY (Newtown) Frank FINDLAY (Newtown) Les PERCEIRA (North Shore) Laurie McNULTY (Newtown) Laurie McNULTY (Newtown) Denis AITKEN (Newtown) Ellis NOACK (Newtown)

Don McKENNA {St George) Phil PROSSER (Southern Districts) Don McKENNA (St George) Peter RYDER (Western Suburbs) Gordon BOWMAN (Newtown) Jack HAMILTON (Eastern Suburbs) Emmy KERINAIVA (St George) Jeff JAR RETT (Western Suburbs) Jeff TREWIN (North Shore) Lindsay HETHERINGTON (Western Sub). Chris BRADLEY (Western Suburbs) Dick BEDNARSHG (Southern Districts) Paul CAVANAGH (Western Suburbs} Paul CAVANAGH (Western Suburbs) Peter PHYSICK (East Sydney) Wes PRESTON (Western Suburbs) Peter RUSCUKUC (East Sydney) Pater RUSCUKUC (East Sydney) Peter RUSCUKUC (East Sydney) Geoff SPAULDING (East Sydney) John HENDRIE (North Shore) Steve BIRD (Pennant Hills) Tim SMITH (Campbelltown) Allan MAPLESON (East Sydney) Wayne COPE (Campbelltown) Paul ANGELIS (North Shore) Peter ROBERTSON (North Shore) Peter ROBERTSON (North Shore) David FOSTER (Holroyd-Parramatta) Gavin NICHOLSON (Campbelltown) Michael CLIFT (St George) Michael CLIFT (St George) Mark SANSON (Western Suburbs) Randal GREEN (Pennant Hills)

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C o a c h : Pe te r R o b e r t s o n

G 2 Paul GALLAGHER (v.c) 3 Chris THOMAS 4 TimANDERSON (Capt) 5 Derek WHELAN 6 Wayne JOHNSTONE 7 Scott MACLEAN 8 Jaret HOGARTH 9 Rod ANDERSON

10 Mat) McWHIRTER 11 Chris HALL 12 Ken DIGNEY 13 Brendan HODGE 14 Mark MACLEAN 15 Greg O'CONNOR 16 Hardy CROMBACH 17 JetlSiMES 18 Peter ROBERTSON 19 Grant WRIGHT 20 Chris WALKER 21 Bruce FOXALL 22 Robert KING 25 Garth WILLISON 31 Darren THOMAS 34 Dean CAMPBELL 35 Sean ADAMS

Rushed August 22

B C o a c h : S t e p h e n B y r n s

G B David BING TedHARTNELL Peter BRIEDE Craig McLENNAN Steve BYRNS (Capt) Phil HOLMES Merrick KINGSTON.... Shayne McKENZIE.... Mark KNIGHT Matt HERN Paul GREENWOOD .. Andrew CHAPLIN Brett McLENNAN Steve JENKINS Jim DAWES PaulMONGON TimCLUNE Clayton DAVIS Wayne LOVE Chris FORD Justin LOVERIDGE.... TtmMcNAIR Brad HATHWAY Rod BORDIGNON Rushed

August 14

UMPIRE APPOINTMENTS Field: DAVID YOLE, KEVIN MEADE, FRANK KALAYZICH

Boundary: LESGONYE, DAVID MITCHELL Goal: SARAH FAIRHURST, TERRY MYERS

Emergency: DARYLDAVEY

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In stark contrast to the hot conditions encountered over the previous two weeks, steady rain greeted the two sides as they took the field and for the first time in many weeks, the players had to contend with a greasy ball and a slippery ground. Sydney University were forced to defend grimly in the eraly stages of the match as the Wailes peppered the goals. Two early majors to BEN FISHER heralded his return to form after a late start to the season and another two inspirational goals by CRAIG McLENNAN and P A U L MONGAN were valuable scores in the damp conditions, with the ball sure to get heavier as the match progressed.

Trailing by four goals at quarter time, Sydney Uni lifted their game and their players committed their bodies much harder in the contest for the ball. In a reversal of the first term, the bait rarely ventured on to the Uni of NSW forward line and their backline was under continuous pressure.

Skipper TIM STACK broke through with his sides first goal mid-way through the term and MICHAEL BURDEU followed with another shortly after to put Sydney Uni right back into the game. Sydney continued to attack for the remainder of the quarter but squandered valuable opportunities in registering 3.7 to trail by two points at the main break when they could have easily have opened up a handy lead.

The pendulum swung again in the third as the Wailes steadied and began to make the most of every possession. Ben Fisher continued to make bis presence felt on the forward line and DAVE BING used his extensive knowledge of Rosedale Oval as he threaded through a team-lifting goal from the boundary line to give his side a handy break. The quarter was not without problems for the Wales however, their 'attacking' defender JIM DAWES limped off the field and shortly after PAUL LALOR's first senior game came to an end as he was stretched off with a dislocated elbow. A goal off the ground by PHIL HOLMES a minute after the start of the final term was the first for the march at the Hume Highway end and the magin increased to 31 points. A few minutes later Bingy popped another and the Wales' grand final final berth seemed certain. With

their tails up, UNi of NSW ran right away in the closing stages for a comfortable 7-goalwin.

Steve Byrns, Peter Briede, Jim Eddy and Rod Bordognon were among the better players for Uni of NSW as were Ben Fisher and Phil Holmes who each contrinuted four valuable goals. For Sydney

LIONS THROUGH TO CHALLENGE WAILES Outstanding forward play by SCOTT WELLS who scored four goals in the wet set up Wollongong's win over Manly in Reserve Grade ... the Wolves forward line failed to function all day and players all over rumed over possession with regularity ... Manly briefly threatened late in the third but the Lions held then well, steadied then drew away ... skipper BRAD AINSWORTH led the Lions well with a

^S^^SSS^S^ whUe for Manly, LUKE DONOVAN, DARREN THOMAS, TROY ADAMS, CRAIG BRADLEY and CAMERON McTNTOSH tried hard against big odds ....

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SYDNEY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION THE FINALS

THE PRELIMINARY FINAL Saturday September 2

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First Grade UNIVERSITY OF NSW v SYDNEY UNIVERSITY

UNSW 4.2 4.5 7.10 12.13- B5 SU 0.2 3.9 3.9 5.13-43

Goals: UNSW: Ben Fisher 4, Philip Holmes 4, David Bra 2, Paul Mongan, Michael Chisholm SU: Michael Burdeu, Tony Hdnerson, Michael Hirst, Matt Safisbury, Tim Stack. Best: UNSW: Steve Byms, Peter Briede, James Eddy, Rod Bordignon, Ben Rsher. SU: Brandon Barber, Robert Petic, Naamon Eurell, Michael Hirst.

UMPIRES: Kevin Meade, Darius Samojkjwicz.

Reserve Grade MANLY-WARRINGAH v WOLLONGONG

WLG 2.1 2.2 4.3 6.3-39 MW 0.1 0.4 1.4 2.5-17

Goals: WLG: Scott Wells 4, Dion Burke, Glen Stephen. MW: Craig Bradley, Craig Bishop. Bed: WLG: James Bourke, Braid Ainsworth, Mark Redmond, Peter Biela, Seott Wells. MW: Troy Adams, Craig Bradley, Luke Donovan, Cameron Mcintosh.

UMPIRES: John Woods, Paul Cook.

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Cron-Sutherland 7.3-45 v Manly 22J3-140 95pts Wallonoona 10.9-69 v Uni at NSW 14.12-96 27pts Liverpool Ts.19-127 v Camden 1419-103 34pts Hawkesbury 3.3-21 v Macquarle Uni 28.24-110 159pts

Bankstown 32.27-219 v Bla lown'1^ 26 193pts Penrith 12.10-82 v Sydney University 14.11-85 13pts

ROUND TWO - Saturday April S tint of NSW 17.30-132 v Penrith 3 6 24 108pts

Sydney Uni 13.7-65 v Manly-Warr 19.17-131 46pts Cron-Sutherland 6,1 -37 v Wollongong 22.18-150 113pts

Camden 15.26-116 y e ^ S u ^ L i 92pts ROUND THREE — Saturday April 22

Manly 13.16-94 v Uni of NSW 13.7-85 9pts Penriih a.6-54 v Wollongong 22.12-144 90pts Liverpool 20.12-133 v Mac Uni 714-5^ 77pts

Bankstown 24.27-171 f rHawkestx l91 -55 115pts

ROUND FOUR — Saturday April 29 Wollongong 14.9 93 v Manly-Wan 11.9-117 24pts Penrith 18.14-122 v Cron-Sutherland 14.19-103 19pts Hawkesbury7.12-54vUv.rpoot17.21.123 69pts Mac Uni 21.20-146 v Holroyd-Blacktown 18.8-116 30pts Uni ot NSW 11.16-84 v Sydney Uni 13.16-94 10pts

Sunday AprEI 30 Bankstown 20.19-139 v Camden 13.10-68 51pts

ROUND FIVE — Saturday May 6

Hawkesbu ry S. 10-46 v Hol-Blacklown 28.18-1(6 140pts Sydney University v Wollongono (refer Sat June 24) Sutherland 10 9-69 v Uni of NSW 9 6-60 9pts

Sunday May 7 Camden 17.20-122 v Mac Uni 15.14-104 13pts

ROUND SIX — Saturday May 13 Liverpool 10,6-66 v Manly-Warr 34.31 -235 169pls Macquarie Uni 6 11-47 v Uni ot NSW 27.28-190 143pts Holroyd-Blacklown 8 16-64 v Sydney Uni 12.16-tl 24pts

Sunday May 14 Hawkesbury 2.5-17 v Wollongong 32.20-210 1?3pls Rank^nwn 7 17-59 v Penrith 10 ld-7d 15rjts clrndeVz 6-18 v Cronîtlwrland 23.13-151 133pls

ROUND SEVEN - Saturday May 20 Manly-Warrlnoah 35.30-240 v Bankstown 3.1 -19 221 pts Penrith 37.21343 v Hawkesbu ry 4.5-29 214pts Wollongong 14.14-stl^v Maagars Uni | 2 - | 2 |6pts

C ^ r ^ t ^ r t a ? d ^ ^ - 9 2 ™ u 4 ^ l i : t S ^ n j f p t Sydney University 36.32-260 v Camden 3.3-26 234pts

Sydney AaaoctaUonM^^flO^C Central Coast 3.3-21 ROUND EIGHT — Saturday May 27

Hawkesbu ry 1.4-10 v Manly-Warrlngah 50.20-320 31 Opts Macquarle Uni 13.10-81 v Penrith 3.19-67 21 pts

SundflV MBV 28 Bankstown 11 3-69 v Cron-Sutherland 23.10-148 79pts University ct NSW. bye.

ROUND NINE — Saturday June 3 Manly-Warr 20.8-126 v Mac Uni 6.2-50 76pts

Sunday June 4 Penrith 11.6-72 v Hol-Blacklown 18.14-122 50pts

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S^nev Uru SJiW-IW v Kesbury 8-8-56 143pts Sutherland 17.20-122 v Macquarle Uni 11.5-71 51 pts Penrith, bye

ROUND 11 — Saturday June 17 Liverpool 18.11-119 v Penrith 7.10-52 Hol-Blacktown 14.11-95 v Cron-Sutherland 7.15-57 Macquarie Uni 5 9-39^SvdneyUnM 1.20-86

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Sunday July 8 Bankstown 2.2-14 v Macquarie Uni 31.29-215 Hawkesbu ry. bye

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ROUND 15 — Saturday July 22 Manly-Warr 11.14-80 v Wollongong 6 £-44

Cron-Sutherland 17.10-112 v Penrith 8.9-57 Sunday July 23

Sydney Uni 12 9-31 v Uni of NSW 15.9-99 Bankstown. bye

ROUND 16 — Saturday July 29

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S Y D N E Y A U S S I E R U L E S S O C I A L CLU

FIRST GRADE Players-Clubs 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 I S 2S PF G F GIs

Randal GREEN (PH)) 4 5 2 5 6 5 7 3 3 5 4 e 2 8 6 3 X 1 5 82 Jason WESTERBR1NK (BH) i 4 1 9 5 4 7 2 3 2 2 3 3 i 3 1 2 4 3 X 3 X 63

Michael CLIFT(StG) 5 1 3 1 1 5 S 5 3 8 2 2 1 3 2 2 X X X X 49 Craig HEADLAND (PH) 5 4 5 3 4 2 3 3 5 2 2 2 3 X 1 0 44 Anthony BRAWN (PH) 3 2 2 5 4 6 1 3 2 2 1 6 3 2 2 X 0 0 44

Terry THRIPP (NS) 1 5 3 1 6 6 10 2 7 1 X X X X 42 Peter BROOKS (C) 3 6 2 6 3 4 3 3 2 7 1 X 0 X 40 Lee CAMPBELL (C) 1 3 2 1 1 3 t 9 1 2 4 2 1 3 2 X 1 X 37

Matthew DAYKIN (PH) 2 4 1 1 4 2 2 4 2 6 1 2 2 1 X 0 1 35 Scott ABERCROMBIE (BH) 1 1 5 2 2 2 3 1 2 1 3 2 4 3 1 X 1 X 34

Paul CHARLES (WS) 4 4 7 5 1 1 2 5 1 3 0 X X X 33 Matthew PARKER (NS) 1 1 5 4 4 f 1 4 2 2 1 1 3 3 X X X X 33

Michael SMITH (WS) t 5 2 5 4 1 4 1 2 7 0 X X X 32 Ben WORSLEY (NS) 2 5 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 3 1 3 6 X X X X 30

Andrew TAYLOR (StG) 3 1 1 1 4 5 4 2 1 1 1 4 2 X X X X 30 Trevor BURNETT (C) 1 4 1 1 5 1 2 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 3 X 1 X 29

Mike SCICCHITANO (BH) 1 2 1 t 3 3 4 3 3 4 4 0 X 0 X 29 Craig McBRIEN (C) 2 3 2 2 3 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 3 1 3 X 0 X 29

Andrew KYPRfANOU (B) 1 1 2 1 1 5 1 5 1 3 1 3 3 X X X X 28 Tim LAWLER (StG) 1 3 ! 3 2 3 1 2 3 1 4 1 2 X X X X 27

Ray WILLIS (NS) 1 3 6 5 3 2 5 X X X X 25 Jamie McLAUGHUN (C) 3 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 7 1 2 1 X 0 X 23

Craig HOLMES (WS) 1 t 1 2 2 2 3 4 1 1 5 0 X X X 23 Rob KERR (ES) 3 2 1 2 2 2 4 1 3 1 X X X X 21

Neil CORDY (ES) 4 3 7 1 6 X X X X 21 Mark HARPER (B) 4 1 5 2 2 2 2 2 1 X X X X

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JoeCORMACK(WS) 2 3 1 1 1 2 4 1 2 1 3 0 X X X 21 James CONSIDINE (B) 4 1 i t 1 3 1 1 1 4 2 1 X X X X 21

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R E S E R V E G R A D E Chris MASTERSON (Western Suburbs) (2) 63 auertCARLAW (North Shore) 52 Greg LEVINE (Western Suburbs) 38 Mallhew HAYMAN (Baulknam Hills) 29 Justin NUGENT (East Sydney) 26 Mark CRAWFORD (East Sydney) (1) 26 _ . 2

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PRELIMINARY FINALS Sunday, September 3

at Monarch Field

First Grade PENNANT HILLS v BAULKHAM HILLS

PH 1.3 6.6 9.6 15.12-102 6H 2.2 4.2 8.6 S. 8- 56

Goals: Pennant Hills: Randall Green 5, John Bonner 2, Michael Carey 2, Jason Clarke 2, Tony Regan 2, Malthew Daykin, Peter Dixon. Baulkham Hills: Jason Westerbrink 3. SaJum Kassem 2, Scott Abererombie, Matthew Frost, Jason Woodcoe. Best: PH: Jason Clarke, Gerard Mimmo, John Sohrter, Michael Carey. BH: Doug Bake:, Craig Saxby, David Sums, Matthew Frost.

UMPIRES: Nick Angelos, Steve McDonald, Michael Forbes Reserve Grade

EAST SYDNEY v WESTERN SUBURBS E S 1.2 4,6 7.7 10.12-72 WS 2.1 2.2 3.3 4 .4-26

Goals: East Sydney: Nathan Manrjan 2, Shane McGowan 2, Mark Crawford. Andrew Lane. Jeremy Moles, Michael Puddick, Phil RocklH, Sieve Roberts. Western Suburbs: Chris Mastersori 2, Warwick Polloy, Paul Strongman. Best: E S : Matlhew Cunneen, Michael Puddick, Rod Stingel, Rob Cotter. WS: Warwick Pulley. Neil Levine, Steve Vaughan, Paul Strongman.

UMPIRES: Garry Middlemiss, Daryt Davey.

Under 19's PENNANT HILLS v BAULKHAM HILLS

PH 3.3 3.4 5.7 7.11-53 BH: 0.1 2.7 2.8 4.9-33

Goals: PH: Nick Hilton 2, Grant Broderick. Adam Chatfieid, Simon Harrison, Daniel Kenny, Chris Moulang. BH: Ben Physick 2. Shannon Aitorjay, Ryan Meldrum. Best: PH: Chris Mahar. Grant Broderick, Simon Harrison, Alan Jones. 8H: Shannon Alar-jay. John Mion, Jay Krowangerl, Kieran Parker.

UMPIRES: Phil Day, James Watson. MATCH AWARDED TO BAULKHAM HILLS.

Trovelodge SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE FIRST GRADE

W L D For Agst % Pts CAMPBELLTOWN 14 4 - 1916 1374 139.4 56 PENNANT HILLS 12 6 - 1966 1359 1447 48 BAULKHAM HILLS 10 8 - 1587 1562 101.6 40 "WESTERN SUflS 10 8 - 1840 1 532 120.1 38 East Sydney North Shore St George Balmain

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LEAGUE RESERVE GRADE W L D For Apst % Pis

EAST SYDNEY 14 4 - 1485 1097 135.4 56 NORTH SHORE 13 5 - 1331 1055 126.2 52 PENNANT HILLS 12 6 - 1328 940 141.3 48 WESTERN SUSS. 10 8 - 1328 1111 119.5 40 St George 8 10 - 1213 1047 115.8 32 Campbeltown 6 12 - 1001 1351 74.1 24 Balmain 5 13 - 851 1461 58.2 20 Baulkham Hills 4 14 - 1001 1476 67.8 16

LEAGUE UNDER 19's W L D For Agst % Pts

ST GEORGE 17 1 - 1959 427 458.8 68 BAULKHAM HILLS 14 4 - 1594 662 240.8 56 PENNANT HILLS 12 6 - 1447 913 1585 48 CAMPBELLTOWN 9 9 - 1112 1237 89.9 36 North Shore 7 11 - 1091 1065 102.4 28 Balmain 6 12 - 831 1296 64.1 24 East Sydney 6 12 - 936 1523 61.5 24 Western Suburbs 1 17 - 323 2170 14.9 4

HATCH APPOINTMENTS

SFL RESERVES (Sunday) at 12 noon Field: NICK ANGELOS, STEVE McDONALD

Boundary: HENRY HARROP, TOM HASSALL Goal: IAN PRENDERGAST, KEN RAY

Emerg: GARRY MIDDLEMISS

SFL UNDER 19s (Sunday) at 10am Ffdd: DARIUS SAMOJLOWICZ, GARETH WYATT

Boundary; L U K E McSPEERTN, STEWART ECKERMANN Goal: DAVTD PROCTOR, IAN MINE ALL

Emerg: JAMES WATSON

SFA RESERVES (Saturday) at 12 noon Field: MAX HENRY, HOHN WOODS

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WT% SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE 7 1995 FIXTURES & RESULTS ROUND ONE - Sunday April 2

Baulkham Hills 14.11-95 v North Shore 9.17-71 24pts Balmain 19.8-122 v East Sydney 13.17-95 27pts Pennant Hills v Western Suburbs (refer Sat May 27th) Campbelltown 18.20-128 v St George 13.8-86 42pts

ROUND TWO • Saturday April 8 East Sydney 19.10-133 v Baulkham Hills 8.11-59 74pts St George 13.8-86 v Pennant Hills 9.11 -65 21 pts Nor* Shore 12.13-85 v Campbelltown 19.16-130 45pts

Sunday April 9 Western Suburbs 27.17-179 v Balmain 11.7-73 106pts

ROUND THREE - Sunday April 23 Bham Hills 10.18-78 sr Western Subs 19.18-132 54pts Balmain 13.20-98 v St George 17.19-121 23pts Pennant Hills 16.14-110 v Carrptown 12.10-82 28pts East Sydney 13.14-92 v North Shore 24.14-1SS 66pts

ROUND FOUR - Saturday April 29 Si George 10.11-71 v Baulkham Hills 25.18-168 97pts Campbelltown 23.19-157 v Balmain 7.10-52 I OSpts North Shore 12.7-79 v Pennant Hills 25.19-169 90pts

Sunday April 30 Western Subs 17.13-115 v East Sydney 9.12-66 4»pts

ROUND FIVE - Sunday May 7 Baulkham Hills 12.10-82 v Camp'town 16.23-119 37pts Balmain 8,17-65 v Pennant Hills 18.10-118 53pts Western Subs 16.16-112 v North Shore 8.19-67 45pts East Sydney 13.17-95 v St George 6.14-50 4Spts

ROUND S ix - Sunday May 14 Penn Hills 22.16-148 v Baulk Hills 12.10-82 66pts North Shore 25.18-168 v Balmain 13.6-84 84pts Campbelltown 15.9-96 v East Sydney 1.6-12 87pts St George 14.13-97 v Western Subs 10.15-75 22pts

ROUND S E V E N - Saturday May 20 North Shore 14.11 -95 v St George 10.10-70 25pts

Sunday May 21 Baulkham Hills 19.12-126 v Balmain 9.12-66 60pts East Sydney 13.16-94 v Pennant Hills 11.16-82 12pts Western Subs 11.11 -77 v Campbelltown 14.13-97 20pts

Saturday May 27 'deferred Round One) Pennant Hill* 11.17-83 v Western Subs 7.9-51 32pts

Sunday May 28 Riverina F L 20.8-128 v Sydney FL 11.10-76 at Wagga

ROUND EIGHT - Sunday June 4 North Shore 6.5-41 v Baulkham Hills 9.7-61 20pts East Sydney 11.14-80 v Balmain 10.5-65 15pts Western Subs 19.8-122 v Pennant Hills 17.11-113 9pts St George 11.11-77 v Campbelltown 12.14-86 9pts

ROUND NINE - Sunday June 11 Baulkham Hills 12.16-88 v East Sydney 6.12-48 40pts Balmain 9.4-58 v Western Suburbs 12.1547 29pts Pennant Hills 11.9-75 v St George 13.11-89 14pts Campbelltown 8.21 -69 v North Shore 5.5-35 34pts

ROUND 10 - Saturday June 17 . East Sydney 22.14-146 v North Shore 9.15-69 77pts

• . Sunday June 18 v ^ e r n Subs 11.14-80 v Baulkham Hills 12.7-79 1 pi.

-TQB 18.24-132 v Balmain 2.12-24 10Spts

Campbelltown 6.14-50 v Pennant Hills 16.10-106 S6pts ROUND 11 - Sunday June 25

Baulkham H ills 10.14-74 v St George 14.18-102 20pts Balmain 10.11-71 v Campbelltown 24.13-157 86pts Pennant Hills 22.18-150 v North Shore 8.8-56 94pts East Sydney 21.19-145 v Western Subs 13.21 -99 46pts

ROUND 12 - Saturday July 1 Campbelltown 4.8-32 v Baulkham Hills 7.4-46 14pts North Shore 10.13-73 v Western Subs 13.11-89 16pts St George 16.17-113* East Sydney 11.11-77 36pts

Sunday July 2 Pennant Hills 20.17-137 v Balmain 5.8-38 99pts

ROUND 13 • Saturday July 8 Baulk. Hills 17.8-110 v Pennant Hills 12.23-95 15pts Balmain 8.14-62 v North Shore 23.25-163 101 pts Western Subs 22.13-145 v St George 15.9-99 46pts East Sydney 17.8-110 v Campbelltown 19.19-13323pts

ROUND 14 - Saturday July 15 Pennant Hills 23.15-153 v East Sydney 5.13-43 St George 13.13-91 v North Shore 14.19-103

Sunday July 16 Balmain 10.6-66 v Baulkham Hills 10.15-75 Campbelltown 13.15-93 v Western Subs 14.8-92

ROUND 15 - Sunday July 23 Baulkham Hills 14.11 -95 v North Shore 14.11 -95 Balmain 11.10 76 v East Sydney 19.11-125 Pennant Hills 10.10-70 v Western Subs 9.14-68 Campbelltown 19.18-132 v SI George 11.6-72

ROUND 16 - Saturday July 29 North Shore 20.14-134 v Campbelltown 9.13-67

Sunday July 30 East Sydney 20.14-134 » Baulkham Hills 7.17-59 Western Suburbs 26.19-175 v Balmain 6.7-43 St George 11.8-74 v Pennant Hills 17.21-123

R O U N D 17 • Saturday August 5 North Shore 16.15-111 v East Sydney 6.16-52

Sunday August 6 Baulk Hills 15.16-106 v Western Subs 8.17-65 Balmain 11.14-80 v St George 15.17-107 Pennant Hills 11.8-74 v Campbelltown 12.9-81

ROUND 18 - Saturday August 12 Campbelltown 31.18-204 v Balmain 8.5-53

Sunday August 13 St George 6.14-50 v Baulkham Kills 15.14-104 North Shore 12.17-89 v Pennant Hills 15.5-95 Western Subs 11.11-77 v East Sydney 12.20-92

T H E 93rd S Y D N E Y F INALS S E R I E S at Monarch Field, Macquarie F ie lds

Su n Aug 20 1 st Sem l-Flnal Baulkham Hills 14.15-99 d Western Suburbs 8.10-58

Su n Aug 27 2nd Sem l-Flnal Campbelltown 19.12-126 v Pennant Hills 4.8-32

Sun Sep 3 Preliminary Final Pennant Hills 15.12-102 v Baulkham Hills 8.8-56

Sun Sep 10 19S5 Grand Final Campbelltown v Pennant Hills

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