The Age from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia • Page 22

22- THE AGE, Thursday 28 March 1991 Sport Age Sting of Stillman finally shakes Vies from their Shield hibernation fx JL jv Victorian cricket coach Les Still-man recently commissioned a study of Victoria's batsmen to determine how often each was dismissed immediately after hitting a boundary, or on the fifth or sixth ball of a maiden over. The result of the study confirmed his impression that there was a disturbingly high Instance of both misdemeanors, and no doubt Stillman conveyed the figures and the appropriate lesson to the miscreants. But the moral of the story Is about the man himself. Captain Simon O'Donnell praised Stillman in Tuesday's afterglow as the single most important factor in Victoria's breathless ascent from the almost permanent foot of the Shield ladder to its top rung. We must accept it, for Stillman and Darren Lehmann are the only new faces In the team photograph, and Lehmann, by his own lofty He Introduced a minimum of three nights a week training, elementary, perhaps, but previously unknown in Victoria.

He introduced new training methods, gimmicks, really, but worthwhile for sustaining enthusiasm, for training can be a grind in any sport (ageing Queensland captain Trevor Hohns dryly remarked last week that he still enjoyed practice but not framing). Stillman fostered togetherness, even a suspicion of that time-proven "us against the world" outlook. He showed faith; for Instance, when Gary Watts was thin for runs approaching the Perth match, and glancing suspiciously at the drinks tray, Stillman told him he wanted him to play. Watts made two fine half-centuries. Stillman surrounded himself with his own para-cricket team, most notably Nell Barass, a sports consultant who was with Victoria when It last won the Shield, but which is to manufacture Test players as well as to win Shields.

But In the meantime, Victoria could do no more than to beat what was there, which It did, five times outright In 11 matches. There were also three first-Innings wins, which, with an extra half-hour or hour in each game, might also have been outrlgnts. Stillman was proud to point out that all five outright wins were achieved without availing declarations, the four In the regular season by bowling out the opposition and the fifth, in the final, by running down 239 on a fourth-day wicket for the loss of only two wickets. Stillman played down his' achievement, saying that his thoughts were well-documented and did not bear repeating. He deflected the showers of praise on to the captain and the players.

But it was Les Stillman they threw In the spa. had since fallen out of favor, and Mark Waters, a fitness trainer. Stillman challenged players to think. At an early session, he asked them to estimate how many outright wins In the previous 10 years of Shield cricket had been achieved by the team trailing on the first innings. He heard a range of guesses, and then provided the answer, less than 10 per cent, and the point was made, that it was no good trying to recover cricket matches, only good to win them from the outset As with any set of new ideas, not all were favorably received.

One aspiring Shield bowler lamented under his breath that Alan Connolly no longer came to nets to advise him on a series of problems. There must have been times when Stillman also doubted the wisdom of his methods, even the wisdom of taking the Job. In November, Victoria began its Shield campaign in Brisbane and crashed by nine wickets In a little more than two days, a traditional venue, result and margin. Stillman never thought his Job would be easy, but felt then that it would be even more challenging than he had first anticipated. His only public thought was that the team did not lack the wherewithal to win, Just the memory of how to go about It After years of Inferiority, It had a complex.

The turnaround came so quickly It was more like a double somersault with pike. The next week, In Melbourne, Damien Fleming bowled out NSW, Jamie Siddons batted Victoria to a 300-run lead, and Fleming and Merv Hughes bowled out NSW again for an Innings win. Victoria was to play only two more losing matches for the season, against WA In Melbourne and in the return match In both last month, and they could be NSL switch on finals venues Stylish Certmury ride to Qraetoe lK In Hi? f-inii I 1 iS Wtfei ap-fl mzk'-L GREG BAUM standards, had only a moderate season. Stillman brought with him from Adelaide two identical phenomena, Lehmann and an invigorating approach to cricket in which it was more important to win than not to lose. That struck a chord with O'Donnell Immediately.

Stillman brought modern ideas about cricket fitness, and soon the Victorians were panting through their paces In a gym two pre-dawn mornings a week. He reduced the state squad from almost 40 to 20, deliberately creating an elite. Stylish Century in a gallop on Tuesday, Monaghan decided he could not take a chance on the Jockey recovering fully by Saturday. "I tried to ring Malcolm, but he was at the doctor and he didn't get back to me," Monaghan said. When Monaghan arrived at the races yesterday he first approached Moses the four-year-old's regular rider until this preparation only to find that he was booked for the outsider Mocha In the Doncaster.

He then sought out Quinton. Stylish Century is an 81 chance on the third line of betting for the $1 million Doncaster (1600m). Monaghan also plans to back up the horse in Monday's $250,000 wta Queen Elizabeth Stakes (2000m). Stylish Century, who has raced face as they have taken the corner. Last year, Curl Of Success and River Amos were destroyed after coming to grief at the bend.

Already in trials this week Cre-spin Planet all but fell at the same spot Two horses, Nlcanpa and Tiger Trap, were destroyed earlier in the week after mishaps on another part of the course. If the stewards decide to use the flat course, the distances of both Jumping races and the number of fences to be negotiated may have to be altered. The Von Doussa, to be run on Saturday, was programmed to be held over 3250 metres, and Monday's Great Eastern traditionally Is over 4950 metres. The section of the track in dispute was worked over with forks early this week and lightly coated with sand to help give it further stability, but stewards will have the final say on Its safety today. By TONY BOURKE, Sydney The merry-go-round of jockeys for Stylish Century In Saturday's Doncaster Handicap finally came to a halt yesterday when Ron Quinton took the ride.

The other Jockeys sought for Stylish Century included Darren Beadman, Malcolm Johnston and Kevin Moses. Senior part-owner Dick Mona-ghan engaged Quinton at Rosehill races yesterday because of a query about Johnston's fitness. Johnston, who had been on standby for the ride depending on whether Beadman would be available, has had a virus and had to pass up rides at Rosehill yesterday. Although Johnston made a special trip to Randwick to ride By LAURIE SCHWAB The National Soccer League yesterday did away with Inequitable finals arrangements that last year helped Sydney Olympic win the championship from fifth place. League manager Peter Russell announced that in this year's finals series, home-city advantage would be given to the team that finished higher on the ladder than Its opponent Exceptions would be made, however, when home-ground advantage demanded that both finals on a particular day would be played in one city, he said.

One of the matches would then be relocated in order to cash In on an Interstate market "We have decided to reward a team's position on the ladder without abandoning commercial considerations totally," Russell said. Last year, the league scheduled finals matches solely on the basis of perceived financial vlabilldty. That resulted In Sydney Olympic being granted home-city advantage against Adelaide City, which finished fourth, in the elimination semi-final and against Melbourne Croatia (third) in the preliminary final. Olympic went on to win the grand final 2-0 against Marconi, which had fin-" Ished 10 points ahead of Olympic Pre-flnals placlngs on the ladder will be determined In the last bome-and-away round on Sunday. Mellta Eagles needs to defeat Olympic to displace It In fifth place on goal difference and qualify for the finals.

Fenech's $5 Triple world boxing champion Jeff Fenech will begin a four-fight $5 million deal with United States promoter Don King on 28 June when he challenges Ghana's Azumah Nelson for the World Boxing Council super-featherweight title. The deal was described by Fenech's promoter, Bill Mordey, as "probably the biggest individual deal ever achieved by an Australian The first fight will feature on the undercard of the heavyweight, rematch between American Mike Tyson and Canadian Donovan Oakbank's steeples could be completed on flat track attributed to the inevitable cycle of form rather than any particular lapse In concentration or organisation. In its past three games, Victoria showed not only a lust for victory, but a willingness to roll up its sleeves and shovel Its way out of adversity. A former Melbourne opener, now playing In Perth, remarked when the Victorians visited In January that they were the closest-knit end most enthusiastic Shield team he had seen In town this season. The miracle happened before our very eyes.

Victoria won the Shield. Of course, there will be a deri- -slve element who will say that this was a hollow win, because of the long absences of the Test players and, further, because there were only two Victorian players on the West Indies tour compared with Ave from NSW. The latter point is valid by Victoria's own criteria, netim cauo amaham year arts student, who set up the perfect rhythm la the Ormond boat to hold clear water over Trinity by the halfway mark of the 2MI metre final, run from Darling Street, South Yarra, to the Henley Judges' box near Princes Bridge. The Ormond crew's prlxe was the last of the original NO medals cast la 1U1 for this regatta. EUGENE NNINMONTH Victoria Park Trta tssMs: CIssasMa 111 TPJVOb fast i-ANsrrr austraua mon hcp 1409rm 16-1 INOtlSH fOITIOH ITHER 0-9 lav YOKB AUSTRAUA MON HCP IsiOam; 1 ITM AT Tit IM iravnR Miilchlnion) 3.

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It, f. 14 il .05 13.65. CtFTma Bsau DararL pT: MtUUUAH 1. (MI Arouno, MOYAL tfm 150mj 41 it twice since the Japan Cup last November, was a last-start third to Bureaucracy and Comrade in the wfa Ryder Stakes (1500m) at Rosehill last Saturday week. From barrier four In the Doncaster, the horse will be In the forefront all the way, and Monaghan feels that he will be even fitter on Monday.

AJC chief steward John Schreck Is still concerned about the mystery failure of Super Impose in the BMW last Saturday and plans to release a detailed report of today's veterinary examination of the gelding. "We want to make as certain as possible there is not a repeat of what happened last Saturday," Schreck said. Bookmaker BUI Hurley yesterday revised his Doncaster market with Shaftesbury Avenue and St Jude now sharing favoritism at 51, ahead of Royal Creation at 61. From The Planet LMstona Lane and Stylish Century share the third line at 81. Super Impose and Ricochet Rosle are both 101 chances.

Canberra-trained three-year-old Ken's Regards, the horse with the dubious distinction of being Australia's most expensive yearling, won his first city race when he scored at Rosehill yesterday. By Biscay from the Imported mare Tommaslna Fiesco, the chestnut colt made the headlines when he was knocked down to Bart Cummlngs for 11.5 million at the 1989 Sydney yearling sales. Within a few months, Cummlngs was in the midst of a financial disaster over his yearling purchases and they all went under the hammer again at a fire sale In September 1989. American businessman Ken Jones, who lives In Guam and has more than 100 horses here and in the US, bought the colt at the reduced price of $750,000. Jones has horses with several trainers In Australia, Including Cummlngs, but Ken's Regard went to Frank Cleary in Canberra.

SELECTIONS By PETER PEARSON I SHARK HAZARD. 1: WILL SHE WALK. TIPPERARY PRINCE. 3, 9 P1PPIE LOMOSOCKS, PROVEN KARISMA. 2: BLACK RECALL.

S. COUSIN JACK. WEE SAL 2: UCKWOOO. S. 4 OLYMPIAD.

HIS EXCELLENCE. 2: JUST A DASH. 1. STAR WORDS, 1: HIGH OUNT. 2i CLOV ALLEY WEGS.

3. KWIK NIPPER, MY BUSINESS. SUM HILL. 1. 7 HANSON TRES.

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I EX- CEUENT LADY. 3. A TINY CITY. 1 NASHUA AC- CORD. PRINCESS ODIOUS.

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a ikimtr) (S Undalt Tallahlo Ctnlgrv (av Ormond College rower James Shipton's body language says it all. Months of daily 5.30 am start pays off with victory on the Yarra with teammates Damon Crowe (left), Jock Richardson and Stewart Baytes (right). Les Stillman: struck a chord with O'Donnell immediately. South Melbourne Hellas has to beat Heidelberg-Alexander in their match at Middle Park to secure second position. New NSL minor premier Melbourne Croatia last night asserted Its authority with a goal in each half to defeat Marconi 2-0 at Marconi Stadium.

The victory stretched to 11 matches Croatia's unbeaten run and to four Marconi's depressing sequence of defeats. Croatia began confidently and took a mere seven minutes to take advantage of sloppy marking in Marconi's defence to open the scoring. Andrew Marth's long throw was flicked on by both man-of-the-match Josip Biskic and Ivan Kelic before captain George Hannah put his diving header past keeper Bob Catlin from five metres. But four minute iater, Croatia's major premiership hopes were dealt a blow when veteran Socceroo Alan Davidson injured his right knee in a clash with Ian Gray. Marconi captain Steve Cal-deran, after two misses from close range that would have levelled the scores, deflected the ball past bis own keeper in the 63rd minute to give Croatia Its decisive second nujnmt mtdm I South MaBourns Hakas M)lSrO AWund (loth), Sronay 51 Croil (13ttl MakMonte (6lh).

Aoslaida City (3rd MHHoumt limc (Sill) Maim tasks 6UJ Wotkxwong Macsttonia C14ttl Marconi fight package "Razor" Ruddock at the Mirage Casino in Las Vegas. Fenech's contract covers a two-year span and will give the unbeaten Sydneysider the opportunity to win two more world titles. The contract will automatically be terminated If Fenech loses a fight but he will earn $1 million even if he is beaten by Nelson. Mordey said no opponent had been named for the second and third fights, but he hoped that in the fourth, Fenech would challenge American Purnell Whltaker ior me worm ugniweigni mie. Warrnambool dogs 17.66: 3m lira Ebon, t.12 lavn mk.

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i ER. QUICK INO Ormond College recorded a splendid victory over arch-rival Trinity College to win the ItSth Melbourne University Inter-col-leglate regatta on the Yarra yesterday. Trinity College, the title-holder and hot favorite after easily accounting for Newman College In the heats, was no match for Ormond, which clocked a new college record time of Ml. Moe harness SELECTIONS PEARSON Nine colleges participate In the regatta, although only Trinity, Ormond, Queens and Newman are la the first division. The win was the Mth for Ormond and no one was happier than stroke Stewart Baylea.

"It mean to mock becaase we have lost the lost two yean. We bad five back from last year's crew, bat yea have to give credit to oar three freshmen," he said. But it was Baylea, a second- riSOOrn: 15-1 sMrtTfr PU-10 eft i (StTriairsin (ka iMnc au. Spankllno Kiwi Vsras. 2 km km.

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