April, 1981
GOOD START BY TUMBY BAY FOOTBALLERS
Tumby Bay Football Club teams playing their first matches in the Great Flinders League were all successful
against Yeelanna last Saturday.
A Grade - Tumby Bay 9-16 def United Yeelanna 8-7 Goal Kickers: S.Higgins 5, S.Harris 2, T.Higgins 1, G.King 1.
B Grade - Tumby Bay 18-20 def United Yeelanna 1-1 Goal Kickers: M.Caulfield 5, B.Wellman 3, C.Carpenter 3,
P.Burton 2, D.Bawden 2, S.Milton 1, P.Cave 1, B.Gregurke 1.
Colts - Tumby Bay 8-9 def United Yeelanna 2-2 Goal Kickers: J.Wibberley 2, M.Squires 2, D.Heron 1, C.Dunn 1,
A.Carr 1, B.Smith 1. Mini League - Tumby Bay 3-4 def United Yeelanna 0-0
April, 1981
Tumby Bay 22.9 (141)
Cummins 7.8 (50)
Goals: - S.Higgins 5, S.Harris, Carr, M.Milton 4, Lamshed, Mooney 2, Caulfield.
May, 1981
Kapinnie 10.10 (70)
Tumby Bay 6.14 (50)
Goals: - S.Harris 3, Carr, Collins, Caulfield.
May, 1981
TUMBY PROVE THEIR STRENGTH IN GREAT FLINDERS
Ramblers, who won their 13th consecutive premiership in the Great Flinders Football League last year, were beaten by Tumby Bay on Saturday. It was the first encounter between the two teams since Tumby joined the Great Flinders League.
Tumby Bay 14.15 (99)
Ramblers 12.12 (84)
Goals: - S.Harris 4, Lamshed 3, Higgins, Collins 2, Kroemer, Othams, Carr.
June, 1981
Tumby Bay 21.17 (143)
Lock 4.9 (33)
Goals: - S.Harris 7, S.Higgins 4, Lamshed 3, Sorrell, T.Higgins 2, Carr, M.Harris, Milton.
June, 1981
Tumby Bay 12.10 (82)
Eyre United 9.4 (58)
Goals: - S.Harris 5, Caulfield 2, Lamshed, Sorrell, T.Higgins, Carr, S.Higgins.
June, 1981
Tumby Bay 12.15 (87)
United Yeelanna 6.9 (45)
Best: Tumby Bay – Sorrell, S.Harris, Lamshed, T.Higgins, Cave.
Goals: - S.Harris 4, Carr 3, S.Higgins 2, Kroemer, Sorrell, T.Higgins.
July, 1981
Tumby Bay 19.15 (129)
Cummins 5.11 (41)
Goals: - Dunn 5, Burton 4, S.Harris 3, Lamshed 2, S.Higgins, Lockyer, Sorrell, Mooney, Caulfield.
July, 1981
TUMBY DEFEAT LOCK
Top team Tumby Bay were able to defeat Lock in the Great Flinders Football League.
Tumby kicking with the wind were able to set up a three goal lead at the first siren. Lock played strongly into the wind to be in a position to challenge the league leaders at the last change. Tumby had to fight back into the wind to win 10-13 to 9-13. Best players for the Blues were Gary Carr in ruck, John Southern who led a solid defence, Lamshed in the centre and Shane Harris up forward who continued his good form with five goals.
Tumby Bay 10.13 (73)
Lock 9.13 (67)
Best: Tumby Bay – S.Harris, Lamshed, Southern, Carr.
Goals: - S.Harris 5, T.Higgins, Lamshed 2, Sorrell.
August, 1981
Tumby Bay 9.12 (66)
Eyre United 5.8 (38)
Goals: - S.Harris 3, Mooney 2, Sorrell, Dunn, Carr, Burton.
LAMSHED WINS GREAT FLINDERS MAIL MEDAL
Brenton Lamshed of the Tumby Bay Football Club has won the Mail Medal for the fairest and most brilliant player in the Great Flinders Football League for season 1981.
Mail Medal results: Brenton Lamshed (Tumby Bay) 13 votes, Jeff McGuinness and Andrew Wiseman (Lock) both with 12 votes. Neville Phillips (United Yeelanna) 12 votes, was fourth on a count back.
September, 1981
TUMBY WIN SECOND SEMI FINAL
The second semi-final between Tumby Bay and Kapinnie was played at Cummins oval on Saturday with Tumby proving too strong for the Tigers. The Blues have now earned the right to contest the Grand Final in their first year of competition in the Great Flinders Football League.
Tumby Bay 18.14 (122)
Kapinnie 15.10 (100)
Best: Tumby Bay – T.Higgins, Carr, Allen, Southern.
Goals: - Burton 5, Dunn 3, Lamshed, S.Harris, S.Higgins, Kroemer 2, Carr, Sorrell.
September, 1981
GRAND FINAL CLIFFHANGER TO RAMBLERS
A rushed point in the time-on period gave Ramblers their fourteenth consecutive premiership victory in the Great Flinders Football League on Saturday.
Ramblers defeated minor premiers Tumby who were playing their first season in the Great Flinders League. Before a crowd of approx 2000 people Tumby won the toss and kicked to the northern end that was favoured by a two to three goal cross breeze. Tumby used the breeze well and goals from Kroemer, Lamshed, Burton and Dunn saw them capture a handy 22-point lead at the first break. Ramblers hit back hard in the second term adding four majors of their own and at half time the Magpies held a slender 1-point advantage. An even third term eventuated with both teams fighting hard for supremacy. Mail Medalist Brenton Lamshed had a purple patch and was in everything as Burton and Harris goaled for the Double Blues to see them steal a mini-break on the Magpies who fought back late in the term adding two late goals to trail by just 2-points at the final change. The whole ground was electric as the two sides gave every piece of effort they had left in a frantic last quarter. Ramblers eventually broke the dead-lock to kick the first goal of the quarter but Michael Harris quickly replied for Tumby and scores were all tied-up with only a few minutes left on the clock. The Double Blues attacked hard but opportunities went begging - a missed handball under pressure and no support for a running player. Ramblers moved the ball forward and managed to rush a point and shortly after the siren sounded ending one of the best grand finals every witnessed in Great Flinders Football. Final scores Ramblers 7-11 defeated Tumby Bay 7-10.
Ramblers 0.3 4.4 6.6 7.11 (53)
Tumby Bay 4.1 4.3 6.8 7.10 (52)
Best: Tumby Bay – Higgins, Lamshed, Kroemer, Oswald, Southern, Lockyer.
Goals: - Burton 2, Dunn, Kroemer, Lamshed, Michael Harris, S.Harris.
April, 1982
RAMBLERS BEAT TUMBY IN GRAND FINAL REPLAY
The 1982 season, for the Great Flinders Football League commenced last Saturday where Ramblers had a replay of the 1981 grand final against Tumby Bay.
Ramblers 16.5 (101)
Tumby Bay 11.15 (81)
Best: Tumby Bay – Southern, Lamshed, Carr, Kroemer, Cave.
Goals: - Jenkins 3, Kroemer 2, Milton, Dunn, Lamshed, Lockwood, Stringer, Allen.
April, 1982
Tumby Bay 23.23 (161)
Cummins 5.7 (37)
Best: Tumby Bay – Lamshed, Sorrell, Kroemer, Lockyer, Carr, Stringer, Ovens.
Goals: - S.Milton, Sorrell, Stringer 4, Burton, Dunn, Lamshed, M.Milton 2, Lockwood, Collins, Lockyer.
May, 1982
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Tumby Bay
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16.10
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(106)
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Lock
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11.8
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(74)
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Best: Tumby Bay – Ovens, Lamshed, Kroemer, Burton, Whittaker, Oswald.
Goals: - Burton, Whittaker 4, Dunn 3, Kroemer 2, Lamshed, Sorrell, Milton.
May, 1982
Tumby Bay 25.8 (158)
Kapinnie 13.9 (87)
Best: Tumby Bay – Burton, Carr, Sorrell, Lamshed, Allen, Anderson.
Goals: - Burton 10, Sorrell 5, Dunn 4, Stringer 2, M.Milton, Whittaker.
May, 1982
Cummins 9.12 (66)
Tumby Bay 8.14 (62)
Best: Tumby Bay – Burton, Lamshed, Liddell, Southern, Carr, Anderson.
Goals: - Lamshed 2, Burton, Lockwood, Liddell, Carr, Higgins, Whittaker.
May, 1982
Tumby Bay 19.9 (123)
Kapinnie 12.18 (90)
Best: Tumby Bay – Burton, Horgan, Dunn, Lamshed, Anderson, Southern.
Goals: - Dunn 5, Burton, Sorrell 3, Whittaker, Lockwood 2, Kroemer, Gregurke, King, Carr.
June, 1982
TUMBY BAY TOPPLE TOP TEAM
Tumby Bay took control in the second half against top team Ramblers to run out 37 point winners in Great Flinders Football on Saturday.
Tumby kicked into a slight breeze in the first quarter with opening goals to Burton and Gregurke. Ramblers came strongly into the game late in the quarter. The second quarter belonged to Ramblers who showed more system. At the half time break Ramblers led by 9 points and were playing the better football. Tumby opened the third quarter with much more determination. Carr in ruck started brilliantly with Daniel Anderson, Lamshed and Lockwood taking control of the centre square. Sorrell took over centre half forward with Ovens lessening Koch’s control of the game. Although Ramblers scored the first goal in the final term Tumby were able to steady and eventually ran out comfortable victors. Best players for Tumby Bay in an even performance were Burton and Carr in ruck, Lamshed in the centre along with Ovens and Southern in the back lines.
Tumby Bay 19.8 (122)
Ramblers 13.7 (85)
Best: Tumby Bay – Burton, Sorrell, Carr, Southern, Ovens, Lamshed.
Goals: - Burton 5, Sorrell 4, Gregurke, Carr 3, Anderson 2, Stringer, Dunn.
June, 1982
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Lock
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15.12
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(102)
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Tumby Bay
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9.14
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(68)
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Best: Tumby Bay – Lamshed, Collins, Sorrell, Southern, Burton, Carr, Ovens.
Goals: - Burton, Lamshed, Kroemer 2, Dunn, Lockwood, Carr.
July, 1982
TUMBY BAY SURVIVE SAINTS CHALLENGE
Tumby Bay held off a spirited challenge by Eyre United to win by seven points in Great Flinders football last Saturday.
Tumby Bay opened full of running to set up a valuable three goal break in the first 10 minutes of the game. Tumby dominated the centre square and the tenacious Kroemer effectively finished off their forward thrusts. The five goal lead that Tumby held at quarter time proved to be a match winning one. From quarter time onward the match developed into a tremendous contest. For Tumby Bay Lamshed displayed magnificent ball skills and disposal to set up play for his team mates. Whittaker showed great dash in clearing the ball from Tumby’s defence while Sorrell controlled centre half forward. Although the saints outscored the Blues in the final three quarters Tumby had done enough early to hang on and win a close contest by three points..
Tumby Bay 5.5 7.8 10.13 11.16 (82)
Eyre United 0.0 3.3 7.4 11.9 (75)
Best: Tumby Bay - Lamshed, Burton, Kroemer, Oswald, Sorrell, Ovens.
Goals: - Kroemer, Gregurke 3, Sorrell, Dunn 2, Carr.
July, 1982
Tumby Bay 27.15 (177)
United Yeelanna 9.11 (65)
Best: Tumby Bay – Carr, Whittaker, Oswald, Stringer, Burton, Kroemer.
Goals: - Stringer, Whittaker 6, Burton, Gregurke 3, Kroemer, Dunn, Carr 2, Anderson, Lamshed, Horgan.
July, 1982
TUMBY BAY OUTCLASS KAPINNIE
Tumby Bay proved far too strong for Kapinnie and were completely outclassed by the Blues to the tune of 87 points at Kapinnie oval in Great Flinders football last Saturday.
Tumby Bay won the toss and kicked with the breeze to record an eight goal to one first quarter. They continued their dominance in the second term to post another eight goals while Kapinnie added two. Whittaker at full forward was too strong for the Tigers defenders and Burton took many marks for the Blues. Carr was winning in ruck and Lamshed was at his brilliant best, moving all over the ground. These players were well supported by some good work from forwards Gregurke and Stringer. The second half was a more even affair with Tumby Bay maintaining their advantage by scoring 7-7 to 6-5 from the Tigers.
Tumby Bay 8.5 16.7 22.11 23.14 (152)
Kapinnie 1.3 3.6 4.9 9.11 (65)
Best: Tumby Bay – Whittaker, Lamshed, Burton, Kroemer, Carr, Gregurke.
Goals: - Whittaker 8, Gregurke 6, Stringer, Carr 3, Lamshed, Burton, Kroemer.
July, 1982
Tumby Bay 22.17 (149)
Cummins 14.9 (93)
Best: Tumby Bay – Lamshed, Ovens, Stringer, Whittaker, Carr, Oswald.
Goals: - Stringer 6, Whittaker 4, Dunn, Waller, Kroemer 2, Lamshed, Cave, Burton, Gregurke, Horgan, Carr.
August, 1982
RAMBLERS HOLD OFF CHALLENGE
Ramblers virtually clinched the minor premiership by holding off a determined second half challenge from Tumby Bay to win by 11 points at Cummins on Saturday.
Tumby Bay won the toss and went with the breeze to the southern end and opened with a lucky bounce off Whittaker’s boot on the goal line. Wingman Kroemer playing well for the Blues, found Burton for a strong mark and accurate kick, to record a second goal. Ramblers completely dominated the remainder of the first half however and led 8-7 to 2-4 The third term was a real arm wrestle with Tumby only managing to reduce the margin by 13 points going into the final term. Tumby did all the attacking in the last quarter with early goals to Burton after a strong mark, followed by Kroemer courtesy of two fifteen metre penalties and Burton after another strong mark. Unfortunately Tumby could only manage one behind for the rest of the quarter and ramblers held on to win by 11 points. Best for Tumby Bay were Burton with four goals along with Kroemer, Lamshed, Whittaker, Ovens and Steven Anderson.
Ramblers 14.11 (95)
Tumby Bay 12.12 (84)
Best: Tumby Bay - Kroemer, Carr, Burton, Whittaker, Lamshed, Anderson.
Goals: - Burton 4, Whittaker 2, Kroemer, Gregurke, Stringer, Dunn, Anderson, Carr.
August, 1982
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Tumby Bay
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19.11
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(125)
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Lock
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4.4
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(28)
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Best: Tumby Bay – Lamshed, Burton, Stringer.
Goals: - Stringer, Gregurke 5, Whittaker, Dunn, King Kroemer 2, Anderson.
August, 1982
Tumby Bay 18.12 (120)
Eyre United 8.15 (63)
Best: Tumby Bay - Lamshed, Burton, Kroemer, Carr, Whittaker, Anderson.
Goals: - Whittaker 7, Kroemer 3, Stringer 2, Anderson, Lockwood, Lamshed, Collins, Carr.
August, 1982
TUMBY BAY OUTCLASSED BY YEELANNA
United Yeelanna overcame a slow start to outplay Tumby Bay in the Great Flinders Football League match at Karkoo at the weekend.
Kroemer, Burton and Whittaker were outstanding for the Blues in the opening quarter. It was all Tumby Bay as they led 7-4 to 3-4 at quarter time. Yeelanna hit their straps in the second quarter adding eight goals and restricting Tumby to four to hold a two point advantage at the main break. In the third term the Blues were held scoreless while the Eagles slammed on five goals and seemed to have the game in their keeping at three quarter time. Burton, Southern and Whittaker were trying hard for Tumby Bay but they had no answer for the Yeelanna side that posted another seven majors in the last term to run out easy winners 23-12 to 15-8. Tumby Bay had their injury problems to defenders Ovens and Oswald but their performance was patchy. Burton tried hard all day wether at half-forward or in the ruck, Allen and Southern were workman like in defence and Whittaker with his six goals was a target up forward for the Blues.
United Yeelanna 3.4 11.7 16.9 23.12 (150)
Tumby Bay 7.4 11.5 11.5 15.8 (98)
Best: Tumby Bay – Kroemer, Anderson, Burton, Southern, Whittaker, Ovens.
Goals: - Whittaker 6, Dunn, Burton, Kroemer 2, Lamshed, Gregurke, Stringer.
September, 1982
RAMBLERS HOME IN SECOND SEMI FINAL
The second semi-final between Ramblers and Tumby Bay played at Cummins oval provided a game of great spectator interest for Great Flinders supporters.
Apart from two brief moments early in the first quarter Ramblers led all match and steadied in the final fifteen minutes of the last term to win by 12 points. The Tumby Bay side was gallant in defeat and will play Yeelanna in next week’s preliminary final. Ramblers led by four goals at quarter time, 19 points at half time and fought hard in the second half to get within two goals at the final siren. Best for Tumby Bay were centreman Brenton Lamshed, Burton and Carr in ruck, courageous wingman Danny Kroemer and reliable defender John Ovens.
Ramblers 16.9 (105)
Tumby Bay 14.9 (103)
Best: Tumby Bay - Lamshed, Carr, Burton, Kroemer, Ovens, Collins.
Goals: - Lockwood 3, Whittaker, Kroemer, Gregurke, King, Carr 2, Lamshed.
GREAT FLINDERS MAIL MEDAL TO PETER BURTON
Tumby Bay Ruckman Peter Burton was a clear winner of the Mail Medal in the Great Flinders Football League Association for season 1982.
Mail Medal results: Peter Burton (Tumby Bay) 22 votes, Andrew Wiseman (Lock) 14 votes Glen Habner (United Yeelanna) 13 votes
September, 1982
TUMBY BAY WIN PRELIMINARY FINAL
Tumby Bay qualified to meet Ramblers in the Great Flinders Football League grand final when they defeated United Yeelanna by 38 points in the preliminary final at Cummins on Saturday.
Tumby Bay who had first use of the breeze were only one point up at quarter time. Stringer struck a purple patch after quarter time and three goals resulted. He kicked two himself and set up Carr on the other occasion. In the first half Tumby were best served by Lamshed, Carr and Burton. In the second half Tumby slowly got on top of the Eagles and by the end of the game were completely dominating to run out 38 point victors and in doing so booking a date with Ramblers in the Grand Final next week.
Tumby Bay 12.19 (91)
United Yeelanna 7.11 (53)
Best: Tumby Bay – Lamshed, Carr, Burton, Southern, Horgan, Allen, Cave.
Goals: - Gregurke 3, Lamshed, Stringer 2, Dunn, Carr, Burton, Lockwood, King.
September, 1982
RAMBLERS WIN 15th STRAIGHT FLAG
Ramblers posted their fifteenth consecutive premiership in the Great Flinders Football League on Saturday when a gallant effort by Tumby Bay faltered in the final term and the Magpies ran out winners by 42 points.
Tumby Bay captain Brenton Lamshed won the coin toss and elected to kick to the northern end on a firm surface, with the aid of a south-easterly. Tumby were first to attack and were playing the short kicking game to great effect and hit the scoreboard early with goals to Kroemer, King and Daniel Anderson. Ramblers hit back late in the quarter and at half time held a six point advantage. The third term was a see-sawing affair with Tumby adding four majors with the breeze but Ramblers were able to take a three point lead into the final quarter after scoring three goals of their own. The Magpies aided by the breeze were able to see off the tiring Blues side and added a further five goals in the last term to run out comfortable winners by 42 points. Tumby Bay’s best player was Brenton Lamshed who tried everything to get his team going and had countless touches with uncanny ability to read the game. Danny Kroemer used all of his experience and courage on the wing to drive his team forward on many occasions. The two Johns, Ovens and Southern were the best of the Tumby defence with some fine rebound and determination and Peter Allen until injured gave his team a fine effort.
Ramblers 3.2 5.7 9.7 14.17 (101)
Tumby Bay 3.4 4.7 8.10 8.11 (59)
Best: Tumby Bay - Lamshed, Kroemer, Southern, Ovens, Anderson, Allen.
Goals: - Kroemer, Gregurke 2, Anderson, Burton, Horgan, King.
April 9th, 1983
SPIRITED REDS DOWN TUMBY
In an exciting finish to the opening A Grade game in the Great Flinders League, a spirited Cummins Red team outran Tumby Bay to win by one point.
The first half saw flashes of fast, running play by both teams with only one goal the difference at half time. Young players Lockwood, Milton and Watson came into the game strongly as Tumby ran the ball quickly. The game looked to be headed for a comfortable Tumby victory as they opened up a six goal lead into the final quarter however Reds refused to admit defeat and outran and outscored a dejected Tumby, to kick nine goals to three in the final term and scrape home by one point.
Cummins 14.11 (95)
Tumby Bay 13.16 (94)
Best: Tumby Bay – Southern, Lamshed, Carr, Kroemer, Cave.
Goals: - Dunn Anderson 3, Downey, Kroemer 2, Ovens, Burton, Bawden.
April 16th, 1983
RAMBLERS HAVE BIG WIN AGAINST TUMBY
After an even first half Ramblers gained in confidence and outran Tumby at the Tumby Bay oval on Saturday to win by 56 points.
Both teams hit the ball hard and moved the ball quickly in the first term. The second quarter was goal for goal as both sides played fast, determined football. Ramblers narrowly led by two points at the main break, Tumby opened the third term in fine style with Gavin Dunn showing great pace to score two excellent running goals. Tumby appeared to be doing it easily but Ramblers hit back. The loss of John Ovens at half back left the Tumby Bay side under manned in defence as Ramblers combined well to record a comfortable win.
Ramblers 20.19 (139)
Tumby Bay 13.5 (83)
Best: Tumby Bay – Dunn, Lamshed, Collins, Downey, Southern.
Goals: - Dunn, Downey 4, Kroemer, B.Lockwood, Waller, Carr, D.Anderson.
April 23rd, 1983
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Lock
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24.13
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(157)
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Tumby Bay
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4.12
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(36)
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Best: Tumby Bay – Kroemer, Lockwood, Carr, Allen, Anderson.
Goals: - Whittaker, Downey, Lockwood, Carr.
May 7th, 1983
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United Yeelanna
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27.14
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(176)
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Tumby Bay
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12.13
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(85)
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Best: Tumby Bay – Lamshed, Kroemer, Horgan, Lockwood, Carr.
Goals: - Dunn 3, , Burton, Downey 2, Lockwood, Lamshed, Milton, Carr, Kroemer.
May 16th, 1983
KAPINNIE KEPT STRONG LEAD
In the Great Flinders football match at Edillilie on Monday, the home side maintained a strong lead throughout the entire game to record a comprehensive 12 goal win over Tumby Bay.
Kapinnie 19.13 (127)
Tumby Bay 7.11 (53)
Best: Tumby Bay - Burton, Downey, Lamshed, Carr.
Goals: - Downey, B.Lockwood 2, Burton, Allen L.Lockwood.
May 21st, 1983
HIGH STANDARD GAME TO TUMBY BAY
In a high standard game that was played in perfect conditions the home side Tumby recorded their first victory of the season against arch rivals Ramblers.
The game opened at a fast pace with Brenton Lockwood scoring first for Tumby Bay but after a keen tussle Ramblers led by two goals at quarter time. Tumby showed greater desperation and use of the ball during the second term and had a handy lead of two goals at the long break. Mail Medalist Burton and Garry Carr for Tumby began to show their influence and Downey at half-back supported by Anderson and Bennett withstood many of the Ramblers forward movements. As the supporters awaited awaited a possible Ramblers comeback, Tumby answered their critics and continued their desperation to outlast ramblers to record an impressive victory.
Tumby Bay 16.13 (109)
Ramblers 12.8 (80)
Best: Tumby Bay – Carr, Burton, Lamshed, L.Lockwood, Allen, Downey.
Goals: - B.Lockwood 3, Gregurke, Carr, Burton 2, Allen, Kroemer, B.Lockwood, S.Lockwood, Horgan, Lamshed, D.Anderson.
July 2nd, 1983
Tumby Bay 21.19 (145)
Cummins 6.7 (43)
Best: Tumby Bay – Lamshed, Kroemer, Burton, Carr, Southern.
Goals: - Kroemer 5, Burton 4, Milton 3, Dunn, Gregurke 2, Cave, Allen, Bennett, Carr Anderson.
July 9th, 1983
KAPINNIE HOLD OFF TUMBY IN CLOSE GAME
In the Great Flinders football match at Kapinnie on Saturday, the home side held on grimly to defeat a fast finishing Tumby Bay by five points.
Kapinnie kicked to the southern end aided by a three goal breeze and were immediately into attack and goals came freely, with the Tumby defence under constant pressure. At quarter time Kapinnie led 8-1 to Tumby Bay 2-2 the second quarter was a hard slogging contest with both teams scoring only one goal for the quarter. Up to half-time Tumby was best served by Oswald and Southern in defence along with followers Lamshed and Lockwood. The third quarter was also very even with Kapinnie kicking five goals to Tumby’s four. At the start of the last quarter the Tumby centreline began to get on top and with Lamshed, Kroemer and Lockwood delivering the ball perfectly Tumby were away. Dunn came into the game and Burton and Carr started to grab some big marks, something that they had not done all day and this enabled them to slam on eight goals in very quick time with Kapinnie looking done, however they were able to hang on until the final siren to win by five points.
Kapinnie 8.1 9.3 14.5 16.6 (102)
Tumby Bay 2.2 3.3 7.4 15.7 (97)
Best: Tumby Bay - Lamshed, Kroemer, Bennett, Southern, L.Lockwood.
Goals: - Kroemer, Dunn 3, Lamshed, Burton, Milton 2, Collins, L.Lockwood, S.Lockwood.
July 16th, 1983
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Ramblers
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16.15
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(111)
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Tumby Bay
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10.10
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(70)
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Best: Tumby Bay – Southern, Carr, Lockwood, Burton, Daniels.
Goals: - Burton 5, Daniels, Kroemer, Cave, B.Lockwood, Bawden.
July 23rd, 1983
LAST KICK PUTS LOCK IN FRONT
In a tense and exciting game played in ideal conditions at the Tumby Bay oval, Lock recorded a one-point victory over the home side, with a kick after the siren.
The winner of the game was almost assured a finals birth. At quarter time Lock led by 2 points with both teams kicking four goals for the term. Lock combined well in the second quarter to establish a six goal lead at half-time as Tumby lapsed in concentration and failed to apply pressure to the Roos. Tumby began the second half strongly with a lift from Carr in ruck and determination from Les Lockwood and Dennis Kroemer. However just as Tumby appeared to be back in the game Lock kicked away again to be leading by five goals at three quarter time. In the last term the crowd anticipated a runaway win to Lock but the Tumby players showed great character to keep plugging away. Carr began to control the centre square as his side surged forward repeatedly to score several goals. With the scores all tied-up and only seconds remaining to play Lock moved the ball forward only to see Carr take what appeared to be a comfortable mark in the back pocket. However the umpire ruled that interference had occurred and he awarded the kick to Durdin from 20 metres out, as the siren sounded. Durdin registered a point to ensure victory to Lock in an exciting game.
Lock 17.23 (125)
Tumby Bay 18.16 (124)
Best: Tumby Bay - Lamshed, Kroemer, Carr, Southern, L.Lockwood.
Goals: - Kroemer 4, Lamshed, Burton, Dunn 3, Milton 2, Carr, Daniels, Collins.
July 30th, 1983
TUMBY BAY OUTRUN EYRE UNITED
In the Great Flinders football match at Tumby Bay on Saturday, the home side outran and outplayed Eyre United to record a 73-point victory.
Tumby Bay won the toss and kicked with a slight breeze. The home side opened with tremendous pace and desire as they quickly slammed on goals to set-up a handy lead with Ovens and Anderson providing great rebound from defence. At the nd of the first term Tumby led 8-4 to no score. Running players Collins, Cave, Milton and Allen continued their dominance in the second quarter to consolidate Tumby’s lead. Half-time scores were Tumby 12-7 to Eyre United 2-3 During the second half the game tightened-up as the wet conditions made ball handling difficult. Tumby’s player Gavin Dunn became a damaging forward finishing with seven goals from his flank. Other good players included Lamshed, Steve Milton, Les Lockwood and John Ovens.
Tumby Bay 8.4 12.7 16.12 19.16 (130)
Eyre United 0.0 2.3 5.4 8.9 (57)
Best: Tumby Bay - Lamshed, Dunn, L.Lockwood, Milton, Collins, Bennett, Ovens.
Goals: - Dunn 7, Burton 5, Lamshed, Milton 2, S.Lockwood, Allen, Kroemer.
August 13th, 1983
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United Yeelanna
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21.16
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(142)
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Tumby Bay
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17.8
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(107)
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Best: Tumby Bay – Carr, Ovens, Anderson, Lamshed, Bennett, L.Lockwood, Southern.
Goals: - Dunn 3, Carr, Lamshed, Burton, Milton, Daniel 2, S. Lockwood, Allen, Kroemer, Squires.
August 20th, 1983
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Tumby Bay
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21.18
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(144)
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Cummins
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7.12
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(54)
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Best: Tumby Bay – Lamshed, Burton, Southern, Carr, Allen, Ovens.
Goals: - Burton 7, Lamshed, Milton, Dunn 4, Allen, Bawden.
April 28th, 1984
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Ramblers
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9.14
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(68)
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Tumby Bay
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7.6
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(48)
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Best: Tumby Bay – n/a
Goals: - Squires, Milton, Dunn, Burton, Higgins, Carr, Liddell.
May 5th, 1984
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Lock
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17.14
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(116)
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Tumby Bay
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16.6
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(102)
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Best: Tumby Bay – n/a
Goals: - Webb 5, Dunn 3, Bawden 2, Lockwood, Milton, Waller, Watson, Kroemer, Head.
May 12th, 1984
THE SAINTS GO STORMING IN
Eyre United played their most convincing football of the season to outplay traditional rivals Tumby Bay at Ungarra on Saturday.
Eyre United started the game strongly with seven first quarter goals. John Southern and Les Lockwood worked very hard for Tumby who fought back toward the end of the quarter with goals to Milton (2) and Liddell. At the start of the second quarter, Tumby already had Burton moved into ruck, and it was him along with Steve Milton who inspired their team to play their most determined and best football for the match. Milton won many possessions and must have been disappointed to see most of his attacks not finished off. Scores at half time were Eyre United 9-4 to Tumby Bay 6-12 After a scrambly start to the third quarter the Saints pace troubled Tumby. Only Southern, Lockwood and Bennett seemed able to stop the running Saints with Milton still launching many attacks. Tumby kept trying to the end but could not match what was a more complete team effort by Eyre United.
Eyre United 7.2 9.4 14.5 16.7 (103)
Tumby Bay 3.6 6.12 7.13 7.17 (59)
Best: Tumby Bay - Milton, Southern, L.Lockwood, Burton.
Goals: - Milton 3, Liddell, Horgan, Dunn, Lockwood.
June 2nd, 1984
TUMBY WIN FIGHT FOR FIRST POINTS
Tumby Bay defeated United Yeelanna in a close game in the Great Flinders League at Karkoo on Saturday.
Both teams were striving for their first win of the season. Going into the wind the eagles took 20 minutes to score their first major then rattled on four more for the term to lead 5-5 to 2-4 at quarter time. The second term was again low scoring with each team only managing two goals. Scores at half time were United Yeelanna 7-9 to Tumby Bay 4-12 With six goals in the third term Tumby kicked themselves right back in the game. Les Lockwood was playing well at centre half forward, Burton was starting to grab the marks and Dunn scouted well around the goals. Three quarter time saw Tumby with a five point advantage 10-18 to 10-13. It was a tight last quarter but by the final siren Tumby had edged to a two-goal lead and they had broken their drought with a well deserved win. John Ovens was tight in defence all day backed-up by Carr at full-back whose kicking out was a feature. Head was constructive especially when resting at half-forward. Lockwood was good at centre-half-forward, Burton took strong marks in the second half and running players Milton and Liddell were also prominent.
Tumby Bay 2.4 4.12 10.18 13.23 (101)
United Yeelanna 5.5 7.9 10.13 12.17 (89)
Best: Tumby Bay – Ovens, Lockwood, Head, Milton, Horgan, Burton.
Goals: - Dunn 4, Burton 3, Head 2, Bawden, Milton, Webb, Lockwood.
June 16th, 1984
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Kapinnie
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18.16
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(124)
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Tumby Bay
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12.8
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(80)
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Best: Tumby Bay – Carr, Burton, Southern, Head, Bennett
Goals: - Burton, Horgan 3, Webb, Dunn, L. Lockwood, Milton, Watson, Kroemer.
June 23rd, 1984
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Tumby Bay
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12.18
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(90)
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Cummins
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6.7
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(43)
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Best: Tumby Bay – Bawden, Carr, Head, Liddell, Watson.
Goals: - Watson 7, Head, Cave, Collins, Waller, Kroemer.
June 30th, 1984
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Eyre United
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23.18
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(156)
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Tumby Bay
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8.6
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(54)
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Best: Tumby Bay – Ovens, Carr, Burton, Kroemer.
Goals: - Kroemer, Horgan 2, Head, Webb, Ovens, Watson.
July 7th, 1984
RAMBLERS SHOW WINNING FORM AGAINST TUMBY BAY
Ramblers ran out winners by 22 points against Tumby Bay in a low scoring match at Cummins on Saturday.
Adverse weather conditions detracted from what could have been a great match. Carr was best for the Tumby Bay as he generated drive for the Blues all day. He was supported well by Ovens whilst Steve Anderson and John Southern were stubborn and purposeful in defence. Also worthy of mention was Andrew Horgan on a wing.
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Ramblers
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2.4
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4.7
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7.13
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7.15 (57)
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Tumby Bay
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1.1
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3.3
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4.3
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5.5 (35)
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Best: Tumby Bay - Southern, Carr, Ovens, Anderson, Horgan.
Goals: - Watson 2, Milton, Horgan, Lockwood.
July 21st, 1984
Tumby Bay 11.10 def Lock 9.12
Best: Tumby Bay – L.Lockwood, G.Carr, R.Horgan, I.Liddell, P.Burton, A.Cave.
Goals: - Carr 4, Burton 2, Liddell, R.Horgan, A.Lawrie, Oswald.
July 28th, 1984
Tumby Bay 12.16 drew Eyre United 13.10
Best: Tumby Bay – J.Southern, L.Lockwood, R.Horgan, I.Liddell.
Goals: - R.Horgan 4, I.Liddell 3, D.Head, P.Webb, P.Allen, S.Milton, G.Dunn.
August 4th, 1984
Tumby Bay 10.8 lost to Ramblers 19.15
Best: Tumby Bay – J.Ovens J.Southern, L.Lockwood, R.Horgan, P.Burton.
Goals: - P.Burton 3, P.Allen 2, P.Waller 2, L.Lockwood, W.Oswald, R.Horgan.
August 18th, 1984
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United Yeelanna
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16.9
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(105)
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Tumby Bay
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8.9
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(57)
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Best: Tumby Bay – Bennett, Burton, A.Cave, P.Cave, L.Lockwood.
Goals: - Burton, Watson, Dunn 2, Milton, Head.
August 25th, 1984
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Cummins
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8.11
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(59)
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Tumby Bay
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6.8
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(44)
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Best: Tumby Bay – G.Dunn, S.Milton, P.Burton.
Goals: - Burton 2, Lockwood, Milton, Duffield, Trezise.
September 1st, 1984
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Kapinnie
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12.14
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(86)
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Tumby Bay
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6.8
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(44)
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Best: Tumby Bay – n/a
Goals: - Dunn, Burton 2, Head, Horgan.
Round 1 – April 20th, 1985
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Tumby Bay
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22.16
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(148)
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Cummins
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9.8
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(62)
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Best: Tumby Bay - Liddell, Milton, Giradi.
Goals: - Giradi 7, Liddell 5, Burton 3, Milton, Bawden 2, Watson, Oswald, Franklin.
Round 2 – April 27th, 1985
United Yeelanna defeated Tumby Bay when they met at Karkoo on Saturday. Both teams had won their opening round games last weekend and Tumby lead at the first change only to see Yeelanna hit back in the second quarter to lead by 15 points at the long break.
For Tumby Bay John Ovens at centre-half back was unobtrusive and effective and held his position well against several opponents. Steven Anderson was a consistent forward with Peter Burton being most effective when resting from ruck at full forward always looking dangerous.
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United Yeelanna
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19.23
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(137)
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Tumby Bay
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16.11
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(107)
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Best: Tumby Bay - Ovens, Anderson, Burton.
Goals: - Burton, Allen 3, Anderson, Franklin 2, Giradi, Liddell, Milton, Lockwood, Lawrie, Dunn.
Round 3 – May 4th, 1985
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Kapinnie
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9.2
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13.7
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21.9
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26.13 (169)
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Tumby Bay
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3.6
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4.8
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5.9
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9.11 (65)
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Best: Tumby Bay – Burton, Ovens, Cave.
Goals: - Giradi 6, Burton 2, Milton.
Round 4 – May 11th, 1985
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Cummins
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16.5
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(101)
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Tumby Bay
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14.10
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(94)
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Best: Tumby Bay - Burton, Giradi, Franks.
Goals: - Giradi 7, Higgins, Burton, Milton, Bawden, Carr, Kroemer, Lintern.
Round 5 – May 24th, 1985
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United Yeelanna
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24.16
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(160)
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Tumby Bay
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18.5
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(113)
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Best: Tumby Bay – Burton, Ovens, Carr.
Goals: - Burton 7, Anderson, Higgins, Lockwood 2, Giradi, Murphy.
Round 6 – June 15th, 1985
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Tumby Bay
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6.2
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6.3
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8.5
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11.9 (75)
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Ramblers
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1.7
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4.7
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10.8
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10.8 (68)
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Best: Tumby Bay – n/a
Goals: - Burton 3, B.Lockwood, Giradi 2, Carr, Horgan, Lawrie, L.Lockwood.
Round 7 – June 22nd, 1985
Lindsay Henry leaves Bays floundering
While Adelaide scribes praise the skills of rovers Platten, Antrobus and Naley, Eyre United supporters marvel at the skills of their first year rover Lindsay Henry.
All of his talents were on full display on Saturday at Ungarra as he helped destroy a hard fighting Tumby Bay. Steve Anderson for three quarters cleared strongly to be the Blues best. Peter Burton until injured late in the game battled his big heart out and gave Tumby a strong focal point at centre half forward and John Ovens bustled and beat a very good player in Shane Harris. Others to rate a mention were Allen, Bawden and Lockwood.
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Eyre United
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15.13
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(103)
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Tumby Bay
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5.15
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(45)
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Best: Tumby Bay - Anderson, Burton, Ovens
Goals: - B.Lockwood 3, Giradi 2,
Round 8 – June 29th, 1985
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Tumby Bay
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13.15
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(93)
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Lock
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12.6
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(78)
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Best: Tumby Bay – P.Allen, S.Giradi, S.Milton.
Goals: - Giradi, Franklin 3, C.Dunn 2, B.Lockwood, Watson, Liddell, Horgan, Higgins.
Round 9 – July 6th, 1985
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Kapinnie
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1.1
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6.7
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9.9
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12.12 (84)
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Tumby Bay
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6.3
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6.4
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8.7
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10.9 (69)
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Best: Tumby Bay – D.Bawden, S.Milton, A.Horgan.
Goals: - B.Lockwood 5, G.Dunn 2, D.Bawden, I.Liddell, A.Horgan.
Round 10 – July 13th, 1985
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Tumby Bay
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5.3
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7.6
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12.8
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14.9 (93)
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Cummins
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2.0
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5.3
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7.6
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13.9 (87)
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Best: Tumby Bay - Anderson, Ovens, Burton.
Goals: - Ovens 3, Lockwood, Bawden, Webb 2, Carr, Liddell, C.Dunn, G.Dunn, Oswald.
Round 11 – July 20th, 1985
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United Yeelanna
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7.3
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9.4
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14.6
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21.7 (133)
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Tumby Bay
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0.0
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1.3
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1.4
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1.6 (12)
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Best: Tumby Bay – Carr, Bennett, Milton.
Goals: - Liddell.
Round 12 – August 3rd, 1985
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Ramblers
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3.3
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8.9
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12.10
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15.14 (104)
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Tumby Bay
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4.3
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5.3
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11.4
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15.6 (96)
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Best: Tumby Bay - Ovens, Franklin Southern.
Goals: - Giradi, Ovens 4, Carr 3, Franklin 2, Horgan, Dunn.
Round 13 – August 10th 1985
Saints continue unbeaten run
Eyre United defeated Tumby Bay by 58 points at Tumby Bay oval in a game where the scoreboard did not reflect the true nature of the contest. Final scores were Eyre United 15-13 to Tumby Bay 5-15
For Tumby Bay Steven Anderson did a great job at full back to be well on top of Shane Harris, Peter Allen played his usual consistent game and Steve Milton was prominent on a half back flank. Others to do well were Anthony Cave, Gary Carr, Peter Bennett and Trevor Franklin.
Eyre United 2.2 6.5 9.10 15.13 (103)
Tumby Bay 1.4 2.7 4.9 5.15 (45)
Best: Tumby Bay - Anderson, Allen, Milton.
Goals: - Ovens 2, B.Lockwood, Giradi, Carr.
Round 14 – August 17th, 1985
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Tumby Bay
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4.6
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11.12
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14.16
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23.20 (158)
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Lock
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1.5
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1.5
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1.9
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1.9 (15)
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Best: Tumby Bay – Carr, Bawden, Horgan.
Goals: - Carr 7, Giradi 5, B.Lockwood, Horgan, Liddell, Southern 2, Franklin, Ovens, Burton.
NEW GUERNSEY FOR THE BLUES – April 12, 1986
Tumby Bay Football Club has changed its double blue guernsey to the sleeveless striped style now worn by most clubs. Sponsors have also donated new warm-up jackets to the club and these were presented to the players last week.
The new look team defeated Lock in the first round of the season.
Gavin Dunn & Mathew Duffield with four goals a piece were prominent for their side as was new recruit Jim Shannon who booted three majors.
Tumby Bay 4.3 9.6 16.10 23.11 (149)
Lock 1.2 2.4 5.5 5.6 (36)
Best: Tumby Bay - B.Smith, B.Lockwood, J.Shannon.
Goals: G.Dunn, Duffield 4, Burton, J.Shannon 3, G.Richardson, B.Lockwood 2,Franklin,Giradi, Bawden, Lawrie.
STRONG TUMBY SIDE CONQUERS RAMBLERS - Cummins April 26th, 1986
A physically stronger Tumby Bay held on to a half time advantage of 20 points to defeat Ramblers at Cummins in a match that was played out to the very end.
Gavin Dunn booted three goals to be among the best for the Blues, supported by Cave, Duffield, Richardson and Burton.
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Tumby Bay
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3.2
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8.5
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10.9
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10.10 (70)
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Ramblers
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1.0
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5.3
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8.5
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8.6 (54)
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Best: Tumby Bay - G Dunn, A Cave, M Duffield.
Goals: - G Dunn 3, D.Bawden, S.Giradi 2, P.Burton, B Lockwood, M.Duffield.
TUMBY BAY TOO STRONG - Tumby Bay May 3rd, 1986
Tumby Bay won their third game of the season on Saturday to head the Great Flinders premiership table. Using aerial supremacy, handball and teamwork to great effect Tumby Bay steamrolled a disappointing Cummins side by 129 points at Tumby Bay. Final scores were Tumby Bay 24-22 (166) to Cummins Red 5-7 (37)
Best for Tumby Bay were Bawden in ruck, Cave in a back pocket, wingman Lockwood, half forwards Burton and Dunn (five goals) and follower Webb.
Tumby Bay 24.22 (166)
Cummins 5.7 (37)
Best: Tumby Bay - G.Dunn, P.Burton, B.Lockwood
Goals: - G Dunn 5, P.Webb 4, Franklin 3, J.Shannon, B.Lockwood, Lawrie, Duffield 2, Burton, Bawden, Jackson, Richardson.
UNITED YEELANNA DEFEAT TUMBY BAY - Tumby Bay May 10th, 1986
Firing on all pistons, United Yeelanna jumped a bemused Tumby Bay side to lead by 34 points at quarter time, a lead they maintained to have exactly the same margin at the final siren.
Tumby Bay did not have any clear winners up forward all day, and one looks to the defence for best players. Cave, Milton and Harrowfield all did well against the persistent barrage of Yeelanna attacks.
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United Yeelanna
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6.2
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8.7
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12.12
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16.15 (111)
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Tumby Bay
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0.4
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4.7
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7.8
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11.11 (77)
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Best: Tumby Bay - S.Milton, A.Cave, I.Harrowfield.
Goals: - T Franklin 3, P Burton 3, R.Jackson 2, G.Dunn, J.Shannon, P.Webb.
DETERMINED RAMBLERS OVER-RUN TUMBY BAY - Cummins May 31st, 1986
After leading nearly all day, Tumby Bay succumbed to a strong finish by Ramblers and went down by 15 points in Great Flinders football at Cummins on Saturday.
In a reversal of their earlier match it was the Blues who fell down in attack to fail to post a final term goal. For the vanquished Steve Milton played well all day, aided by Burton, Horgan, Bawden and Harrowfield.
Ramblers 3.1 9.5 12.6 17.10 (112)
Tumby Bay 5.5 9.7 14.11 14.13 (97)
Best: Tumby Bay - S.Milton, P.Burton, A.Horgan.
Goals: - P Burton 5, A.Horgan 3, R.Jackson 2, M.Duffield 2, B.Lockwood, D.Bawden.
EYRE UNITED TAME TUMBY - Tumby Bay June 14th, 1986
Eyre United exploded in the time-on periodof a fast tight opening quarter against Tumby Bay to set-up a 56 point victory over the Blues in Great Flinders football on Saturday.
For Tumby Bay Steve Milton at centre was close to best on ground with numerous touches and good ball handling to put the Blues into attack many times. Jim Shannon and Brenton Lockwood were other good players for the home side along with Steven Higgins who kicked six goals from full forward.
Eyre United 7.7 12.12 17.16 22.18 (150)
Tumby Bay 1.0 6.4 8.7 14.10 (94)
Best: Tumby Bay - S.Milton, B.Lockwood, J.Shannon.
Goals: - S.Higgins 6, B.Lockwood, P.Webb 2, S.Milton, S.Giradi, T.Franklin, D.Watson.
TUMBY BAY LIFT PERCENTAGE - Tumby Bay June 21st, 1986
Tumby Bay racked up a healthy percentage against a badly weakened Lock side on Saturday in Tumby Bay.
Blues centerman Steve Milton was best a field with forwards, Steve Giradi (11 goals) and Peter Burton (8 goals) finishing off the good work up-field from their dominant onballers.
Tumby Bay 36.22 (238) def Lock 0.0 (0)
Best: Tumby Bay - S.Milton, S.Giradi, P.Burton.
Goals: - S Giradi 11, P Burton 8, S Higgins 6, A.Lawrie, S.Richter 3, S.Milton 2, B.Lockwood, D.Kroemer, K.Franks.
KAPINNIE TIGERS OVER-RUN BLUES - June 28th, 1986
The Kapinnie Tigers rattled on 8-3 to one point from Tumby Bay to win by 27 points in a last quarter downpour.
Steve Milton put in another fine effort mid-field for Tumby Bay, Richardson defended well and Burton put in strongly for his team.Steve Giradi continued his gaolfront onslaught with another seven majors.
Kapinnie 4.1 11.2 14.4 22.7 (139)
Tumby Bay 7.5 11.8 17.9 17.10 (112)
Best: Tumby Bay - S.Milton, G.Richardson, P.Burton.
Goals: - S Giradi 7, B.Lockwood 3, S.Higgins 2, P.Webb, S.Milton, D.Thiele, D.Bawden, P.Burton.
BLUES TOO STRONG FOR ROOSTERS - Cummins July 5th, 1986
Tumby Bay eclipsed Cummins by 53 points in an entertaining game at Cummins Oval on Saturday.
Steve Giradi posted another six majors in Tumby Bay’s final score of 19-14 to 10-5 and was a headache for the Cummins defence. Best of the rest in an even team performance were Milton, Harrowfield and Webb.
Tumby Bay 4.2 7.7 13.10 19.14 (128)
Cummins 1.6 4.8 8.12 10.15 (75)
Best: Tumby Bay - S.Milton, I.Harrowfield, P.Webb.
Goals: - S Giradi 6, P.Webb, S.Milton 3, I.Harrowfield, D.Thiele 2, B.Lockwood, P.Burton, K.Franks.
EAGLES COAST HOME AGAINST TUMBY BAY - Tumby Bay July 12th, 1986
After a tense first half, United Yeelanna burst into action in the third term with seven goals to Tumby Bay's one, and coasted home to win by 53 points.
In the first term Milton, Lockwood and Richardson provided plenty of drive for Tumby Bay with both Burton and Giradi proving a handful for the Eagles defenders. The Blues lost the penertrating drive of Steve Milton mid way through the second term with a shoulder injury that saw him take no further part in the game. Harrowfield in ruck played well as did Southern, Cave and Richardson against the persistent barrage of Yeelanna attacks.
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United Yeelanna
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3.2
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4.8
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11.9
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16.12 (108)
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Tumby Bay
|
2.3
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4.4
|
5.6
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8.8 (56)
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Best: Tumby Bay - I.Harrowfield, J.Southern, G.Richardson.
Goals: - S.Giradi, D.Thiele 2, B.Lockwood, J.Shannon, K.Franks. I.Harrowfield.
RAMBLERS PEG BACK TUMBY – Tumby Bay July 26th, 1986
Ramblers went closer to taking part in the major round when they defeated their hosts Tumby Bay by nine points in a hard fought game on Saturday.
Ramblers finished strongly when Tumby Bay looked the likely winners midway through the last term and won the battle of defences in a thrilling finish to be ahead by less than two straight kicks at the final siren. Final scores in this do-or-die battle were Ramblers 12-16 to Tumby Bay 12-7 Best for the Blues were veteran defender John Southern, burly forward-ruckman Peter Burton and the irrepressible Steve Milton also performed well.
Ramblers 3.3 7.7 9.13 12.16 (88)
Tumby Bay 1.1 6.2 8.3 12.7 (79)
Best: Tumby Bay - J.Southern, P.Burton, S.Milton.
Goals: - S.Giradi, P.Burton, I.Harrowfield, B.Lockwood 2, D.Thiele, J.Shannon, A.Lawrie, P.Webb.
SAINTS KICK AWAY FOR EASY VICTORY – Ungarra August 2nd, 1986
Eyre United overcame a sluggish start to have some measure of control at half time and then forged ahead of a determined Tumby Bay to record a seventy four point victory.
Ian Harrowfield in ruck, Steve Milton at centre, Steve Giradi (4 goals) Jim Shannon and Graeme Richardson were among the best for the Blues.
Eyre United 1.3 8.10 12.17 19.26 (140)
Tumby Bay 3.4 5.4 7.5 10.6 (66)
Best: Tumby Bay - I.Harrowfield, S.Milton, G.Richardson.
Goals: - S.Giradi 4, P.Burton, J.Shannon 2, S.Milton, I.Harrowfield.
LOCK CONFOUND HAPLESS BLUES – Lock August 9th, 1986
Lock entered the winners circle for the first time in two seasons with accurate shooting for goal and committed effort after half time.
With only 2-3 on the board at the long break, the Roos slotted through 12 majors in the second half without a miss to run all over Tumby Bay by 23 points. Best players for Tumby Bay were Ian Harrowfield who rarely puts in a poor performance, Graeme Richardson in defence and centreman Steve Milton.
Lock 0.2 2.3 7.3 14.3 (87)
Tumby Bay 4.4 6.7 9.8 9.10 (64)
Best: Tumby Bay - I.Harrowfield, S.Milton, G.Richardson.
Goals: - I.Harrowfield, P.Burton, D.Bawden 2, S.Milton, P.Webb.
KAPINNIE TOO GOOD FOR BLUES - Tumby Bay August 23rd, 1986
Kapinnie 5.6 8.9 16.16 19.19 (133)
Tumby Bay 2.2 7.4 8.5 12.8 (80)
Best: Tumby Bay - G.Richardson, P.Burton, J.Southern.
Goals: - S Giradi 5, B.Lockwood, P.Webb, P.Burton 2, S.Anderson.
POPULAR RESULT IN MAIL MEDAL COUNT – September 1986
Great Flinders captain and centreman Neil Carr was a popular winner of that association’s Mail Medal following voting at Ungarra and Districts Sporting Complex last week.
Polling five first preference votes Carr, who is also captain-centreman for his club United Yeelanna finished with a total of 20 votes to defeat Mark Malcolm of Eyre United 17, and another Saints player Mark Cameron on 16. Tumby Bay mid-fielder Steve Milton finished fourth in the count with 13 votes.
Tumby Bay won the Magna-alloy Shield for the leading club in the Great Flinders Association.
TEAM OF THE YEAR – September 1986
Club Coaches in the Great Flinders Football League have chosen the following Team of the Year:
Full Back: M.Haarsma (R) S.Fiegert (EU) A.Howell (K)
Half Back: T.Siegert (C) N.Phillips (UY) M.Malcolm (EU)
Centre: M.Treloar (R) N.Carr (UY) P.Griffiths (C)
Half Forward: R.Pearson (UY) P.Durdin (L) C.Kay (UY)
Full Forward: P.Beard (L) G.Habner (UY) L.Henry (EU)
Ist Ruck: T.Glover (UY) K.Green (K) I.Proctor (UY)
2nd Ruck: P.Beard (L) M.Haarsma (R) L.Henry (EU)
Reserves: S.Milton (TB) M.Cameron (EU) D.Decaux (UY) M.Anderson (K) K.Cock (R)
CUMMINS BEAT THE BLUES – Tumby Bay April 18th, 1987
Cummins defeated Tumby Bay by 15 points in a low scoring affair on Saturday. Final scores were Cummins 8-11 to Tumby Bay 6-8
Cummins 8.11 (59)
Tumby Bay 6.8 (44)
Best: Tumby Bay - G.Dunn, S.Milton, P.Burton.
Goals: - P.Burton 2, S.Milton, B.Lockwood, S.Trezise, M.Duffield.
TUMBY BAY ECLIPSE LOCK – Lock May 9th, 1987
A fast finishing Blues outfit proved to be too fit and strong for a valiant Lock outfit on Saturday. Down 31 points at the first break a stunned Tumby side rallied in the second term and held a two point advantage at half-time and increased the lead after half-time to run out winners by 9 points in a hard fought contest at Lock Oval.
Paul Webb was instrumental in his side win booting 3 goals and being named best player. Ruckman Peter Burton, centreman Steve Milton and utility Trevor Atkinson were also high-up in the best players for the Blues who atoned for last week’s poor showing against Cummins.
Tumby Bay 2.1 8.4 11.6 15.15 (105)
Lock 7.2 8.2 9.10 14.12 (96)
Best: Tumby Bay - P.Webb, P.Burton, S.Milton, T.Atkinson.
Goals: - P.Webb 3, S.Milton, T.Franklin, L.Prior 2, P.Burton, G.Dunn, G.Murphy, G.Richardson, K.Franks C.Dunn.
UNBEATEN RUN BY YEELANNA – Tumby Bay May 23rd, 1987
United-Yeelanna continued their unbeaten run in Great Flinders football with a solid 68-point victory over the Blues at Tumby Bay on Saturday.
United Yeelanna 21.20 (146)
Tumby Bay 12.6 (78)
Best: Tumby Bay - Harrowfield, Prior, Webb, Murphy.
Goals: - Richardson, Murphy 3, Burton, Prior 2, Watson, Webb.
RAMBLERS SHOW FORM AT TUMBY – Tumby Bay June 13th, 1987
An in-form Ramblers were too accomplished for a disappointing Tumby side in Great Flinders football at Tumby Bay on Saturday. Final scores were Ramblers 17-12 to Tumby Bay 11-12
Whether on the ball or at half forward Tumby Bay captain Peter Burton contested the ball strongly, marked and kicked well and generally gave his side something to aim at. The best of the other players were Atkinson at fullback, Story in his return game and Lockwood while Duffield, Richardson and Andrew Dunn made worthy contributions.
Ramblers 17.12 (114)
Tumby Bay 11.12 (78)
Best: Tumby Bay - Burton, Story, Atkinson.
Goals: - Prior 4, Burton 2, Richardson, Anderson, Story, Thiele, Lockwood.
TUMBY NOTCH SECOND WIN – Ungarra June 20th, 1987
Tumby Bay gained their second win of the season at the expense of Eyre United when they ran out winners by 53 points at Ungarra. The Saints mounted a challenge by outscoring the Blues in the third quarter but the visitors steadied in the final term to win running away.
Steve Milton returning from injury dominated mid-field to be rated best on ground and the high marking ‘Buster’ Lockwood kicked six goals.
Tumby Bay 20.12 (132)
Eyre United 12.7 (79)
Best: Tumby Bay - S.Milton, B.Lockwood, P.Burton.
Goals: - B.Lockwood 6, P.Burton 4, L.Prior, P.Webb, T.Story 2, S.Milton, D.Thiele, A.Carr.
TUMBY DOWN BATTLING LOCK – Tumby Bay June 27th, 1987
Tumby Bay remained well and truly in the fight for a spot in the Great Flinders football major round with a 60-point win over Lock at Tumby Bay on Saturday. Tumby weathered a determined effort by the Roos in the first half and came home strongly to record an 18-10 to 8-10 victory.
New player Chris Noonan was the best defender afield and many forward flankers will be earning their kicks the hard way in the weeks to come. Tim Story at CHF gave Tumby something to aim at Brenton Smith was tough and tenacious at half back, Cave cool and rebounding at full back while Gavin Dunn, Duffield, Harrowfield and Richardson also played well.
Tumby Bay 4.1 9.3 14.4 18.10 (118)
Lock 4.3 7.4 7.6 8.10 (58)
Best: Tumby Bay - Story, Nunan, Duffield.
Goals: - Prior, Lockwood, Story 4, Richardson, Webb 2, Milton, G.Dunn.
TIGERS HOLD OFF WHIRLWIND FINISH – Tumby Bay July 4th, 1987
After holding a comfortable lead all day the Kapinnie Tigers had to withstand a whirlwind finish from Tumby Bay to hold on and win by 13 points. The Blues did not look to be in the hunt for the first three terms and trailed by over 10 goals at the last change. Final scores in the match played at Tumby Bay were Kapinnie 16-12 to Tumby Bay 14-11 after the Tigers led 15-10 to 5-8 at three-quarter time.
Best players for the Blues were Lockwood (4 goals) Richardson and Duffield.
Kapinnie 16.12 (108)
Tumby Bay 14.11 (95)
Best: Tumby Bay - Lockwood, Richardson, Duffield.
Goals: - Lockwood 4, Carr 3, Prior 2, Thiele 2, Milton, Dunn, Story.
CUMMINS SURVIVES POOR GOAL SHOOTING – Cummins July 11th, 1987
Cummins survived some indifferent goal shooting and a tough approach from Tumby Bay to win an important encounter at Cummins Oval by 24 points.
The Blues were missing Steve Milton (Eyre Peninsula) Jackson (suspended) as well as Burton, Prior, Anderson and Cave all injured. Tumby Bay responded to a tongue lashing from Coach Tony Higgins at the three quarter time break to draw with-in seven points of Cummins midway through the last term but could not sustain their effort and Cummins steadied to run out eventual winners 12-18 to 10-6 Buster Lockwood who had more touches than any other player on the ground was Tumby Bay’s best player followed by Duffield in ruck and the tough and resilient Richardson.
Cummins 1.4 6.6 9.12 12.18 (90)
Tumby Bay 3.1 5.4 7.5 10.6 (66)
Best: Tumby Bay - Lockwood, Duffield, Richardson.
Goals: - Thiele, Dunn 3, Story 2, Lockwood, Carr.
UNITED YEELANNA REMAIN UNDEFEATED – Yeelanna July 18th, 1987
United-Yeelanna continued their unbeaten run in Great Flinders football with a solid 58-point victory over the Blues on Saturday.
United Yeelanna 4.3 6.6 9.8 13.13 (91)
Tumby Bay 1.5 2.6 3.7 4.9 (33)
Best: Tumby Bay - I.Harrowfield, B.Lockwood, G.Dunn.
Goals: - A.Carr 2, B.Lockwood, G.Murphy.
RAMBLERS RUN ON STRONGLY AT HOME – Cummins August 1st, 1987
A strong last quarter by Ramblers after Tumby had hit the front at the last change enabled them to run out victors by 14 points in Great Flinders football.
Final scores at Cummins Oval were Ramblers 10-9 to Tumby Bay 8-7. Tumby Bay’s loss sees them three games in arrears of the two Cummins based sides with four games to play. Tumby Bay’s best players on the day were Duffield, easily the best big man afield, Lintern in defence, Milton midfield, Harrowfield at CHB and their no-nonsense utility Richardson.
Ramblers 1.1 4.4 6.4 10.9 (69)
Tumby Bay 1.2 2.3 7.4 8.7 (55)
Best: Tumby Bay - S.Milton, M.Duffield, P.Lintern.
Goals: - Lawrie 3, Carr, Prior 2, Dunn.
TUMBY DOWN EYRE UNITED – Tumby Bay August 8th, 1987
Tumby Bay had to fight hard all the way to defeat a determined Eyre United by 50 points and keep their slim chances alive of playing in the Great Flinders football finals.
Final scores at Tumby Oval were Tumby Bay 18-16 to Eyre United 11-8 and only a concerted effort after half time gave the Blues the premiership points.Best players for the home side were ruckmen Duffield, despite the fact he was reported, Bawden, Gavin Dunn, Andrew Dunn and Harrowfield.
Tumby Bay 9.3 11.3 15.11 18.16 (124)
Eyre United 0.0 7.4 9.5 11.8 (74)
Best: Tumby Bay - Duffield, Bawden, G.Dunn.
Goals: - Prior, G.Dunn 4, Carr 3, A.Dunn, Story 2, Lockwood, Franks.
LOCK KEEP FINALS HOPES ALIVE – Tumby Bay August 15th, 1987
Tumby Bay's finals aspirations were dealt a blow by a more determined Lock side in Great Flinders football on Saturday.
Lock 3.2 9.6 11.8 15.12 (102)
Tumby Bay 2.2 4.4 10.8 12.10 (82)
Best: Tumby Bay - M.Duffield, A.Horgan, G.Richardson.
Goals: - L.Prior 3, G.Dunn, A.Lawrie, B.Partington, T.Story 2, A.Dunn.
TUMBY’S HOPES DISSOLVE AT KAPINNIE – Kapinnie August 22nd, 1987
Rain, wind and hail made for ducks rather than Tigers and Tourists marred the contest between second placed Kapinnie and finals hopefuls Tumby Bay in Great Flinders football. Final scores at the Kapinnie Oval were the Tigers 11-6 to Tumby Bay 3-8
With that loss the Blues slim chances of major round participation dissolved on the moisture affected surface of Kapinnie’s home ground. Best players for the Blues were Gavin Dunn, Horgan, Jackson, Bawden and Duffield.
Kapinnie 3.5 5.6 8.6 11.6 (72)
Tumby Bay 1.0 2.3 3.3 3.8 (26)
Best: Tumby Bay - G.Dunn, A.Horgan, R.Jackson.
Goals: - A.Lawrie, S.Anderson, D.Thiele.
RUNNING ROOSTERS TROUNCE THE BLUES – Tumby Bay August 29th, 1987
Tumby Bay had no answer to the discipline and run of a confident Rooster outfit in great Flinders football and went down by 73 points. Final scores at Tumby Bay Oval were Cummins 20-11 to 9-4 from the Double Blues.
The Blues had consistent players in Andrew Horgan, Tim Story and Steve Milton while Noonan, Lockwood, Harrowfield and Cave were not disgraced but over-all they could not match their opponents in pace and teamwork.
Cummins 3.2 8.5 14.5 20.11 (131)
Tumby Bay 2.1 5.2 7.6 9.4 (58)
Best: Tumby Bay - A.Horgan, S.Milton, I.Harrowfield, D.Bawden.
Goals: - B.Lockwood, L.Prior 2, T.Franklin, M.Duffield, S.Milton, A.Lawrie, I.Harrowfield.
April 16th, 1988
Cummins 11.15 (81)
Tumby Bay 10.9 (69)
Best: Tumby Bay – Harrowfield, Horgan, Fowler, Webb.
Goals: - Fowler 4, Watson, Richter, Lockwood, Murphy 2.
April 23rd, 1988
TUMBY OPENS POINTS ACCOUNT
Tumby Bay opened their premiership points account when the gradually shrugged off a persistent Eyre United to win by 87 points at Tumby Bay on Saturday.
Michael Fowler booted eight goals in a strong display in the forward lines to be among the Blues best. Other good performances from Tumby Bay were Liam Anderson at half-back in a good display for a youngster in his first senior season, Gavin Dunn (back from suspension) and Andrew Horgan who played at centre and in defence.
Tumby Bay 18.18 (126)
Eyre United 5.9 (39)
Best: Tumby Bay - G.Dunn, P.Webb, A.Horgan. M.Fowler.
Goals: - Fowler 8, Harrowfield 3, Webb, Dunn 2, Thiele, Richter, Franks.
April 30th, 1988
Tumby Bay 26.11 (167)
Lock 11.11 (77)
Best: Tumby Bay – n/a
Goals: - Fowler 11, Montgomerie, Richter, Harrowfield, G.Lawrie, Partington 2, Webb, Richardson, Watson, Bawden, T.Schlink.
May 7th, 1988
United Yeelanna 11.14 (86)
Tumby Bay 7.11 (53)
Best: Tumby Bay – Franks, Horgan, Partington.
Goals: - Fowler 4, Dunn, Montgomerie, Harrowfield.
May 28th, 1988
Tumby Bay 4.6 7.7 10.12 13.15 (93)
Ramblers 3.1 6.4 9.5 13.6 (84)
Best: Tumby Bay – Pobke, Franks, Horgan.
Goals: - Thiele, Richardson, Dunn, Newell 2, Harrowfield, Franklin, Lockwood, Montgomerie, Richter.
June 4th, 1988
BLUES DEMOLISH HAPLESS SAINTS
Tumby Bay performed a demolition job on Eyre United at Ungarra on Saturday when the beat them by 150 points 27-13 to 3-10
The Blues had winners everywhere, in particular Gavin Dunn with a ton of possessions, Paul Webb and Graeme Richardson on the ball, while key forwards Mick Fowler (12 goals) and Ian Harrowfield had a field day.
Tumby Bay 27.13 (175)
Eyre United 3.10 (28)
Best: Tumby Bay - Webb, Harrowfield, Fowler.
Goals: - Fowler 12, Harrowfield 7, Thiele, Lockwood 3, Webb 2.
June 18th, 1988
Tumby Bay 22.8 (140)
Lock 14.12 (96)
Best: Tumby Bay – Webb, Watson, Dunn
Goals: - Fowler 10, Harrowfield, Watson 3, Lockwood 2, Webb, Story, Thiele, Franklin.
June 25th, 1988
Kapinnie 24.16 (160)
Tumby Bay 10.8 (68)
Best: Tumby Bay – Dunn, Pobke, K.Franks.
Goals: - Fowler, Dunn, Thiele, Franks 2, Bawden, Lockwood.
July 2nd, 1988
Cummins 10.18 (78)
Tumby Bay 10.11 (71)
Best: Tumby Bay – Dunn, Pobke, K.Franks.
Goals: - Fowler 3, Dunn 2, Thiele, C.Franks, Webb, Naish, Lockwood.
July 9th, 1988
PERSISTENT TUMBY CONQUER YEELANNA
A persistent effort from the Double Blues at the Tumby Bay Oval gave them two very valuable premiership points when they defeated United Yeelanna by 11-points in Great Flinders football on Saturday.
The Blues looked slow and sloppy early and trailed the Eagles by 24-points at the first change before slowly pegging back the visitors lead in the second half thanks mainly to good players in Gavin Dunn, defender Mark Pobke and Richardson on ball.
Tumby Bay 3.4 7.5 12.10 14.14 (98)
United Yeelanna 7.4 9.6 11.12 13.9 (87)
Best: Tumby Bay – Pobke, Richardson, Dunn
Goals: - Harrowfield 4, Fowler, Dunn, Thiele, Lockwood 2, Gaskin, Montgomerie.
July 23rd, 1988
Ramblers 12.5 20.12 24.13 31.20 (216)
Tumby Bay 4.3 5.5 9.9 10.12 (72)
Best: Tumby Bay – Dunn, Franks, Harrowfield.
Goals: - Fowler, Gaston, Thiele 2, Richardson, Watson, Montgomerie, Butler.
July 30th, 1988
Tumby Bay 3.4 10.11 15.15 19.25 (139)
Eyre United 3.4 5.5 7.6 12.7 (79)
Best: Tumby Bay – Dunn, Richardson, Webb.
Goals: - Fowler 5, Harrowfield 4, Richardson, Watson, Dunn 2, Gaskin, Anderson, Lockwood, Butler.
August 6th, 1988
Tumby Bay 7.6 10.9 15.15 17.17 (119)
Lock 1.2 5.4 6.5 11.9 (75)
Best: Tumby Bay – n/a
Goals: - Fowler 7, Harrowfield, Dunn 3, Richardson 2, Murphy, Bawden.
August 13th, 1988
Kapinnie 3.5 13.13 20.19 24.26 (170)
Tumby Bay 3.5 5.6 7.9 11.10 (76)
Best: Tumby Bay – Pobke, Dunn, Webb.
Goals: - Fowler, Lawrie 3, Watson 2, Webb, Richter, Richardson.
August 20th, 1988
Tumby Bay 3.0 3.9 7.10 16.12 (108)
Cummins 0.2 5.4 6.5 9.10 (64)
Best: Tumby Bay – Franks, Horgan, Pobke.
Goals: - Fowler 10, Watson, Dunn 2, Horgan, Thiele.
August 27th, 1988
United Yeelanna 7.4 14.6 20.10 25.12 (170)
Tumby Bay 4.2 8.7 10.9 13.12 (76)
Best: Tumby Bay – Pobke, Richardson, Webb.
Goals: - Fowler 6, Dunn, Harrowfield, A.Lawrie, Thiele, Lockwood, Bawden.
September 3rd, 1988
RAMBLERS OVER POWER TUMBY IN FIRST-SEMI
Ramblers unceremoniously dumped Tumby Bay out of the finals race in Great Flinders football on Saturday by handing out 128 point drubbing at Kapinnie Oval.
The Magpies had too much pace, skill, teamwork and endeavour for the Blues to run out winners 25-14 to 5-8. Tumby Bay had very few players who could be satisfied with their days work such was the ease of the Magpie victory. Andrew Horgan never shirked an issue and never gave up trying for his side. Gavin Montgomerie had many touches and Mark Pobke was sound in defence.
Ramblers 7.4 13.8 20.11 25.14 (164)
Tumby Bay 0.1 2.2 2.4 5.8 (38)
Best: Tumby Bay – Horgan, Montgomerie, Pobke.
Goals: - Fowler 3, Harrowfield 2.
April 15th, 1989
Ramblers 5.9 10.10 14.11 20.14 (134)
Tumby Bay 1.2 2.5 6.8 6.12 (48)
Best: Tumby Bay – A.Woolford, G.Murphy, M.Duffield.
Goals: - R.Murphy, P.Shannon, R.Sumner 2.
April 22nd, 1989
Tumby Bay 1.5 7.8 13.15 16.15 (111)
Lock 1.7 5.8 9.9 12.11 (83)
Best: Tumby Bay – C.Franks, P.Webb. R.Jackson.
Goals: - Franklin 3, Shannon, G.Lawrie, Watson, C.Dunn 2, G.Murphy, Burton, R.Murphy, Webb, Duffield.
April 29th, 1989
Kapinnie 2.5 9.11 11.19 20.26 (146)
Tumby Bay 1.2 4.4 6.5 6.8 (44)
Best: Tumby Bay – K.Franks, G.Dunn, Shannon, Burton.
Goals: - Franklin 3, Burton 2, Dunn.
May 20th, 1989
TUMBY SWAMP EYRE UNITED
Tumby Bay overpowered Eyre United in Great Flinders football on Saturday at Tumby Bay and ran out winners by 117 points.
Peter Burton at full forward with 11 goals was in magnificent form. Phil Shannon, Gavin Dunn, Graeme Richardson and Peter Griffiths were all good performers, Michael Harris at centre half-forward was brilliant all day while Mark Pobke was solid in defence.
Tumby Bay 7.1 14.5 18.7 26.16 (172)
Eyre United 1.2 2.4 6.11 7.13 (55)
Best: Tumby Bay - Burton, Griffiths, Pobke.
Goals: - Burton 11, Richardson 4, Harris, G.Murphy, Sumner, Duffield 2, Franklin, Dunn, Shannon .
May 27th, 1989
United Yeelanna 8.5 11.10 17.15 22.18 (150)
Tumby Bay 5.2 9.4 16.5 18.9 (117)
Best: Tumby Bay – M.Harris, K.Franks, P.Shannon.
Goals: - B.Lockwood 4, Shannon, Harris, Burton 3, T.Zwar 2, Franklin, Richardson, Duffield.
June 3rd, 1989
Tumby Bay 17.16 (118)
Lock 15.12 (102)
Best: Tumby Bay – T.Fry, K.Franks, T.Zwar.
Goals: - Burton 5, Sumner, Zwar 2.
June 17th, 1989
Ramblers 0.3 5.8 6.12 8.13 (61)
Tumby Bay 2.1 2.1 2.1 2.2 (14)
Best: Tumby Bay – M.Duffield, K.Franks, R.Sumner.
Goals: - Duffield 2.
July 8th, 1989
Kapinnie 12.13 (85)
Tumby Bay 7.12 (54)
Best: Tumby Bay – Griffiths, K.Franks, Harrowfield.
Goals: - Burton 4, Watson, Fry, Griffiths.
July 15th, 1989
Tumby Bay 2.6 8.14 12.19 18.25 (133)
Eyre United 0.1 1.4 6.7 6.9 (45)
Best: Tumby Bay - Harris, Griffiths, Webb.
Goals: - Franklin 5, Harris 4, Burton, G.Murphy, Duffield 2, Dunn, Shannon, Griffiths .
August 5th, 1989
Tumby Bay 3.7 8.10 12.14 17.16 (118)
Lock 2.0 4.3 5.5 6.5 (35)
Best: Tumby Bay – Harrowfield, Dunn, Franks.
Goals: - Burton 6, Dunn, Shannon 3, Fry, Zwar, Harris, Sumner, Franklin,
August 12th, 1989
Ramblers 15.12 (102)
Tumby Bay 14.7 (91)
Best: Tumby Bay – T.Fry, G.Richardson, Burton.
Goals: - Burton, Fry 4, Shannon, Webb, Zwar, Dunn, Harris, Sumner.
August 19th, 1989
Tumby Bay 28.23 (191)
Cummins 3.3 (21)
Best: Tumby Bay – M.Harris, P.Burton, B.Lockwood.
Goals: - Burton 11, Shannon, Fry 5, Harris 4, Webb 2, G.Murphy.
August 26th, 1989
UNITED YEELANNA IN FORM REVERSAL
In a reversal of their recent poor form, United Yeelanna convincingly defeated Tumby Bay in the first semi-final at Karkoo in Great Flinders football on Saturday.
The Eagles had first use of the breeze in the opening quarter but it was in the second term that they set up the win kicking 8-4 to the Blues inaccurate 1-8. The second half was a much more even contest with Tumby Bay outscoring Yeelanna 9-3 to 8-3. Best players for the Blues were Burton (6 goals) Pobke in defence, Sumner, Richardson and Andrew Woolford.
United Yeelanna 4.4 12.8 16.10 20.11 (131)
Tumby Bay 2.1 3.9 7.10 12.12 (84)
Best: Tumby Bay – Burton, Pobke, Richardson, Woolford.
Goals: - Burton 6, Shannon, Watson 2, Duffield, Zwar.
April 28th, 1990
Tumby Bay 2.3 5.8 10.10 19.14 (128)
United Yeelanna 4.1 4.2 6.2 7.2 (44)
Best: Tumby Bay – K.Franks, R.Murphy, G.Murphy.
Goals: - B.Lockwood 7, A.Higgins 4, D.Butler, G.Dunn, K.Franks, M.Harris 2.
May 5th, 1990
Tumby Bay 3.4 10.9 14.13 23.23 (161)
Eyre United 4.1 6.4 8.5 8.6 (54)
Best: Tumby Bay - Duffield, Franks, Griffiths.
Goals: - Lockwood 6, Shannon 5, A.Higgins 3, Harris, Griffiths 2, Watson, Dunn, Franks, Murphy, Duffield.
May 12th, 1990
Tumby Bay 4.4 9.4 14.7 19.11 (125)
Kapinnie 3.1 6.2 11.6 15.9 (99)
Best: Tumby Bay - Richardson, Watson, Shannon.
Goals: - Franklin, Franks, Shannon 3, Higgins, Watson, Lockwood 2, Dunn, Griffiths, Murphy, Webb.
May 26th, 1990
TUMBY BAY ON TOP
Tumby Bay remain undefeated after their 105-point victory over Cummins Red in Great Flinders football on Saturday.
The game opened fiercely with bodies from both sides going in hard. Tumby went forward on several occasions after the Reds scored the first goal but could not capitalize until their captain Gavin Dunn goaled on the run to get Tumby off the mark. Lockwood goaled twice in quick succession followed by another from Dunn and two late goals from Franklin to see the Blues lead at quarter time by 31-points. The second term was once again dominated by the Blues and with good players all over the ground they went from strength to strength increasing their lead at every change. Best players for Tumby Bay were Mathew Duffield in ruck, Phil Shannon on ball, Glenn Murphy, David Butler and Trevor Franklin who booted a game high 5 goals.
Tumby Bay 6.3 11.3 14.9 20.19 (139)
Cummins 1.2 2.6 4.7 4.10 (34)
Best: Tumby Bay - Duffield, Shannon, G.Murphy.
Goals: - Franklin 5, G.Dunn, Harris 3, Shannon, B.Lockwood, A.Higgins 2, S.Dunn, Griffiths, R.Murphy.
June 2nd, 1990
United Yeelanna 3.3 9.8 14.11 16.11 (107)
Tumby Bay 3.2 6.4 11.5 13.7 (85)
Best: Tumby Bay - Pobke, Story, G.Murphy.
Goals: - M.Harris 3, A.Higgins, K.Franks, Watson 2, D.Butler, Griffiths, R.Murphy, G.Dunn.
June 23rd, 1990
Tumby Bay 1.3 6.4 6.6 10.10 (70)
Lock 6.3 6.7 7.9 8.9 (57)
Best: Tumby Bay – A.Lawrie, P.Giffiths, M.Pobke.
Goals: - T.Franklin 4, M.Harris 2, Lawrie, R.Murphy, Franks, Higgins.
June 30th, 1990
Tumby Bay 17.23 (125)
Eyre United 4.3 (27)
Best: Tumby Bay - G.Murphy, K.Franks, M.Duffield.
Goals: - Burton 7, A.Dunn, Shannon, R.Murphy, G.Dunn 2, Griffiths, Franklin.
July 7th, 1990
Ramblers 2.5 6.9 9.14 11.18 (84)
Tumby Bay 4.2 7.3 10.4 11.6 (72)
Best: Tumby Bay – D.Butler, P.Giffiths, G.Richardson.
Goals: - Burton 3, Webb 2, Harris, Franks, Griffiths, Butler, Franklin, Shannon.
July 15th, 1990
Kapinnie 8.6 14.11 17.15 21.17 (143)
Tumby Bay 2.1 5.4 8.6 10.8 (68)
Best: Tumby Bay – A.Woolford, G.Murphy.
Goals: - Griffiths, Franks 3, Harris, Higgins, Burton, Shannon.
July 21st, 1990
Tumby Bay 4.1 11.5 13.7 16.11 (107)
Cummins 1.4 1.6 2.10 4.11 (35)
Best: Tumby Bay - P.Webb, G.Murphy, K.Franks.
Goals: - Shannon 4, Webb, Burton 3, Franklin 2, Woolford, Franks, Harris, G.Murphy.
July 28th, 1990
Tumby Bay 7.4 13.11 15.15 23.21 (159)
United Yeelanna 0.0 1.2 5.2 6.2 (38)
Best: Tumby Bay – n/a
Goals: - Burton 13, Franklin, Harris 3, Shannon 2, K.Franks, G.Dunn.
August 11th, 1990
Tumby Bay 0.5 5.7 7.8 12.13 (85)
Lock 4.3 6.5 9.5 13.7 (85)
Best: Tumby Bay – D.Butler, G.Dunn, G.Murphy.
Goals: - Burton 6, Butler 2, Dunn, Webb, Allen, Harris.
August 18th, 1990
Tumby Bay 28.16 (184)
Eyre United 7.7 (49)
Best: Tumby Bay - G.Dunn, G.Murphy, A.Woolford.
Goals: - Burton 8, Shannon 5, G.Dunn 4, S.Dunn, D.Butler 3, K.Franks, Franklin 2, Harris.
August 25th, 1990
Ramblers 20.14 (84)
Tumby Bay 11.13 (72)
Best: Tumby Bay – M.Pobke, G.Murphy, T.Franklin.
Goals: - Butler, Burton 3, Franklin, Allen, Shannon, Harris, Griffiths.
September 1st, 1990
Tumby Bay 0.3 7.4 9.6 12.9 (81)
Lock 4.1 7.6 9.12 11.14 (80)
Best: Tumby Bay – D.Butler, G.Dunn, G.Murphy.
Goals: - Burton 3, Franklin, Griffiths, Shannon, M.Harris 2, Webb.
September 15th, 1990
RAMBLERS DEFENDERS HOLD OFF TUMBY BAY
Ramblers defeated Tumby Bay by 25 points in the Great Flinders football preliminary final at Karkoo on Saturday.
Tumby kicked to the northern end with a two-goal wind advantage and soon had two goals on the board from Michael Harris and Andrew Higgins. Ramblers added a late goal to see Tumby lead it by 9-points at the first change after they squandered many scoring opportunities. Tumby suffered a huge blow in the second term when full forward Peter Burton was forced to leave the field with an injury. He did however return after half time and kicked two goals in the third term to see the Blues still in touch with the Magpies at the last change. Ramblers with the aid of the wind in the last quarter proved too strong for the Blues to run out winners 15-9 to 11-8. Best players for Tumby Bay were Murphy, Franklin and Pobke.
Ramblers 1.1 6.2 10.8 15.9 (99)
Tumby Bay 2.4 5.5 9.7 11.8 (74)
Best: Tumby Bay - Pobke, Woolford, Griffiths, Webb, Harris, Richardson.
Goals: - Burton 3, Higgins, Harris, Webb, Franklin 2.
