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The South Eastern Times : July 22nd 2014
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MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL 19 Mozzies hang on ID SOUTH EAST FO ID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL 19 Mozzies hang on H H D SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL 19 Mozzies hang o SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL 19 Mozzies hang on H J.L. J.L. “FRED” fred@setimes.com.au 15.21 noola 14.10 (94) OUTTA MY WAY: Mount Burr’s Dylan Gambles tries the old “Don’t Argue” trick with Tantanoola’s Braydn Reilly. FREE KICK: Not sure if this was paid as a free kick to Mount Burr’s Chris Murray, but Tantanoola’s Chris Hale has definitely offended with this shoulder high tactic. Murphies smash Saints From back page Coach Simon Merrett returned to the Saints for just his third match in about three months while ace forward Tyson Ploenges was also back and achieved a team-high tally of three goals. There were a number of unsavoury incidents in this match and some onlookers were surprised that only one player was sent off the ground. Nangwarry’s Brett Lindner was reported for striking and club officials have signalled he will accept a one-match set penalty. It was a day of mixed fortunes for Adam Gartside, of the Saints. He booted a match-winning goal for the B grade team right on the final siren. However, his celebrations were shortlived as he had to suit up for the one-sided A grade contest. The B gade result was not welcomed by the Murphies as, even with the Gartside goal; the scoreboard had showed the Murphies had won the match. After the usual checks were made by timekeepers and goal umpires, it was indeed revealed the Saints had won. Looking to Round 15, Glencoe returns home to host Tantanoola while Nangwarry makes the long journey to Robe. WEATHER FOR MILLICENT Lower South East District Forecast: Tuesday Mostly sunny. Light winds. Overnight temperatures falling to around 3 with daytime temperatures reaching around 15. Wednesday Partly cloudy. Patchy rain in the evening. Light winds becoming northeasterly 15 to 20 km/h during the morning then becoming light during the afternoon. Overnight temperatures falling to around 6 with daytime temperatures reaching around 14. Mostly Sunny Tuesday Max 14°C Min 3°C Rain Developing Wednesday Max 14°C Min 6°C www.thesoutheasterntimes.com.au Rain Thursday Max 14°C Min 8°C Coastal: Tuesday Winds North to northeasterly about 10 knots, increasing to 10 to 15 knots late evening. Seas Below 1 metre. Swell Southwesterly 2 to 2.5 metres. Wednesday Winds North to northeasterly 10 to 15 knots. Seas Below 1 metre, increasing to 1 to 1.5 metres offshore during the morning. Swell Southwesterly 2 to 2.5 metres. Tues 22nd Sunrise 7:16am Sunset 5:13pm Wed 23rd Sunrise 7:15am Sunset 5:14pm Tues 22 1242pm 1 1141pm 0.5 BEACHPORT TIDE TIMES - - Wed 23 1022am 1.1 0739pm 0.6 0930pm 0.7 ROBE TIDE TIMES Tues 22 1254pm 1 1153pm 0.5 Wed 23 1034a, - - 1.1 0751pm 0.8 0942pm 0.7 - - - - - - 0.6 - The South Eastern Times, Tuesday, July 22, 2014 - 19 MOUNT BURR surrendered its place at the top of the table despite a hard-fought 17 point win at Tantanoola. The Tigers almost snatched victory as they were only three points in arrears as the final siren neared. However, the visitors slammed on two goals in the final 90 seconds of play. The Mozzies would have been glad of the premiership points due to the absence of players of the calibre of Frazer Scanlon (coach), Scott Gamble, Scott Bevan, Justin Nowak and Peter Guyett. Among the replacements was the youngest of the three Gamble brothers, Dylan, who was back in his home town of Millicent as his SANFL club Glenelg was having a bye. The 2012 joint Mail Medallist starred in the first half with three goals and finished the match with a mention in the best players. A large crowd was in attendance including members of Tantanoola’s premiership-winning team from 1994 who had their own viewing marquee alongside the C.W. Haines Stand. Visiting forward Chris Murray snapped the first goal of the match and then an exciting shootout ensued for the following 28 minutes. The scores were level as quarter-time approached when Gamble took a fine mark. His set shot from a range of 35 metres gave his side a six point buffer going into the first break. The Mozzies increased that margin by a power of seven in a devastating second term when they added 6.8 to just 2.1. Inspired by onballers Dylan Ridley and skipper Clint Gallio, Mount Burr showed why they are the favourites to add to their record number of premierships. With dark clouds gathering, Tantanoola looked sunk as they went to the long break 43 points in arrears. Surrenders top spot despite narrow victory ABOUT TO BE NABBED: Mount Burr’s Nathan Muhovics is about to tackled by Tantanoola’s Jack Dawe while Dylan Gamble is on hand to support Muhovics. However, they rebounded in the third term to add 6.2 while conceding just five behinds. Led by Tim Stringer and Dustin Knaggs, the Tigers showed the spirit which had been lacking in the second term. The Tiger cause was assisted by a number of 50 metre penalties awarded against their opponents. The margin was whittled back to 20 points at the final change and the home team again outscored the visitors in that thrilling last term. Mount Burr hosts Kongorong in Round 15 while Tantanoola heads to Glencoe. INSTRUCTION TIME: Tantanoola coach Jason Dawe directs his players at the quarter time break. 648461
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