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SUTHERLAND SHIRE

JUNIOR CRICKET ASSOCIATION, INC.

B. Probert - Hon. Secretarv R. Brennan - Hon. Treasurer

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P. Schofield - Hon. Competition Secretary

SUTH ERITND SH I RE J U N IOR CRICIGT ASS@IATION. I NC.NO'flCE is hereby girren that the adioumed THIRTY SXTH ANNUAL GENERALMEETING of the abor€ Association will be held at the Gid<et AdministationCente. Caringbah Ordon 22 June,1993. at8.@pm sharp.

BUSINESS1. Read and confirm minutes of previous Annual Meeting.

2. Apologies.

3. Conespondence.

4. Welcome visitors.

5. Consideralion of Annual Report of the Management Commitee and Hon.Treasure/s Financial Statement

6. Notices re alterations to rules.

7. Eleciion of Officers.

(a) Patsons(b) Ptesident(c) Vice Presidents(d) Hon. Secretary(e) Hon. Treasurer(0 Hon. Competition Secretary(g) Hon. Assistant Secretary(h) Hon. Reorders(i) Hon. Registrar0) Hon. PublicityOffier(k) Commiteeof Three(1) Hon. Auditors

8. Sucfr o0rer business as may be broughtfotward in conformi!with the rules of the Association.

-- A @RDIAL I}WTTATION IS E)(TENDED TO YOU TO ATTEND --34 SIANDRA DRN/E.KAREEI.A, ?232.PHONE: 5?543012

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OFFICE BEARERS.199293PATRONS

V Ridge T. lcetonPRESIDENT

K. WhatleyVICE PRESIDENTS

HON RE@RDERS +Bev Stanlord, Jan Chalmers l'@MMITTEE MEMBERS

V. Routh. l. Chalmers

DELTO S.D.C.C. DELTO N.S.W.J.C.U. DELTO S.S.C.U.A.G Blakeley R. Eaglesham l. Chalmers

LIFE MEMBERSJ. Daly (Dec.), J. Moodie, R. King,(Dec.)W. Croucher, M. Edson.C. Thompson.F. Malbon (Dec.), N. Davies, J. Rutty, R. Hilditch. K. Prendergast, Mrs. L Rutty,

F.R. Pattison, J. Bannon, L. Handley, K. Whatley. D. Clark, J. Lynch, K. Gardner,S. Steed. D. Masters. B. Quinn. W. Lawler. R. Brennan

TO ALL MEMBERS

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SUTHERI.AND SHIRE JUNIOR CRICKET ASSOCIATION

Ladies and Gentlemen.

On behalf of the Execr.rtive of your Association I now present to )rou the Thirty-sixthAnnual Report and Financial Sanement for lrour approval and adoption.

Sutherland Shire JuniorCricket Association

Brian ProbertHon. Secretaly

Alan Craston

HON SECRETARYB. ftobert34 Siandra Drivel(arer,\a.2232.Phone: 528-4826HON ASSISTANT SECRETARYB. PhillipsHON PUBLICITY OFFICERB Ross

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[email protected]:DISRJTES & PROTESTS:BUILDINGTRUSTEE:SELECTION:

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HON. COMPETITION SECRETARYPSchofield26 Rawson ParadeCaringbah 22?3Phone: 523-1902HON TREASURERR BrennanHON REGISTRARM. O'Brien

SUB.COMMTTTEESF:ec. Members. G. Davis. P. Hamilton. P. Schofield.A Craston , J. Chalmers. B. Stanford, M. O'BrienG. Blakeley

Ken Whatley, Peter Schof ield, a Vice President.Ken WhatleyU/16s: D. Mann, P. Schofield, K. HolleyU/15s: T. Woodhill, D. Holley. R. ManningU/14s: J. Campbell. T. Clark, F. lakeU/13s: B. Pobert, M. Lumb. S. DuffUl12s: S. Routh, P. Thomson, G. HilzingerU/11s: B. Phillips, A. Craston, T. GleesonU/lOs: F. Reid, M. O'Brien, T. WhittinghamS.Steed. R. DuffHON AUDITORS:

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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

This pastyear has been an exciting yearfor ourAssociation. First up, ourMoore Shield tearn wtrn its final in the Junior Union Competition and toFred Lake and his team. congratulalions. All teams performed well and the bqlswere a credit to our Association.

Gongratulations to Caringbah Sports in again winning the Club Championship and sixpremierships, which I think uould be a first.

An effori was made to get an U/8 competition off the ground. Unfortunately,arrangements were a litde late, not giving clubs sufficient time to organise teams.To the clubs that did partrcipate, a good time was had by all. The coming of the1993/94 season will see a bigger effort made to increase the numbers of our U/8tea ms.

One of the most pleasing things to come out of this se:rson was tre terrific supportreceived from the grade dub secretary, Kevin Holley who supplied grade players asselectors for our Representative teams and arranged coaching days The grade clubalso had firct grade players visiting schools in our shire during the cricket season.Kevin is also on our U/8 promotion team for the coming se:son. To Kevin Holley andthe grade club. a big thanks from our Association.

Alan Craston did not stand for Secretary this year and our nery Secretary, BrianProbert, did a great job To our C.ommittee: Ray Brennan, Treasurer: PeterSchofield, Competition Secretary; Recorders Bev Stanford and Jan Chalmers;Greg Godkin who took on the job of Public Relations and was also responsible forarranging the sponsorship for our representative teams, also b the rest of theCommittee thank you all for a job well done. To our sponsors. trank you for yoursupport and we hope our members support lrou and your products. To the Managers,Coaches. Club Secretaries, Scorers, Mums and Dads, thank you for your cooperationfor another successful cricket season.

KENWHATLEYPRESIDENT.

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CRICKETER OFTHE YEAR

MATTHEW BRADLEY - CARINGBAH SFORTS

Matthew @mes from the strong Caringbah Sports Club with whom he has playedall his junior cric*et. From the moment I laid eyes on him as a very small nine yearold, it was always obvious to me he had something special. Starting off his qrreeras a right hand baBman, and medium pac€ outswing borler, it didnt take long forMatt to show his class, scoring a brilliant century in the victorious Foster ShieldTeam's march to fie finals. His performanoe in both club and representati\re teams,eamed him a place in the N.S.W. Squads. captaining these sides from U/l3 !o U/l6.also being chosen in the N.S.W. PSA team at the age of 12. Matthew touredQueensland in the U/l3 and U/15 Metropolitan sides. captaining the team on bothoccasions. lt was not until his later years that his bowling also started to imprwe.This is due to Mattheu/s attitude. not only in the game but his commitment totraining is lirst dass. Mattherr has played two years Green Shield and in his finalyear, he captained the Sutherland side to a fabulous viclory orrer St. George atHursMlle Oval. In his final year in junior cticket, Matthew has really blossomed,batting well abore his years. His achievements this year have been little short ofouBtanding. He captained Sutherland Green Shield side, captained WaBon Shieldside and leading Caringbah Sports 16A to a fine premiership win. The SutherlandGrade Club has recognised Matthern/s immense talents. grading him this year andagain Matthew performed outstandingly, mwing quickly from 5th to 4th grade withlittle difficulty. I harre had the privilege of being inrclved with Matthew for quite alerrv years now and harre no hesitation in saying Malthew is one of the best battingprospects to come from iunior cricket in Sutherland for many seasons. A soundtechnique, beautiful footurork and tremendous timing certainly make him anoutstanding cricketer. This year in junior cricket, Matthew scored 342 runs and took14 wickets. I lmk forward to follorving Mattheu/s careier and wish him all the besllor the future. A vrrcrthy winnerl Well done Titch!

PETER SCHOFIELD

Also considered C. Lucas. Garingbah SPons: C. Hockey, Glmea: J. Skinner.Gymea, W. Schotield. Caringbah SporB: S. Peters. Caringbah SporB;D. Eaglesham. Glmea.

BEST PERFORMANCE 14A - CTIRIS I.AKE. ENGADINESUTHERI.AND DISTRICT CRJCX(ET CLUB AWARD

Chris has played all his junior cricket with the Engadline Glub. commencing in1987/88 in the 10As. Over this period, Chris has amassed a total of 2,291 runs andcaptured 72 wickets. Chris has also represented the Sutherland Shire in the Foster,Creak Carvsey, Gee and Moore Shields. He has had success in three of thesesides. Creak, Gee and Moore, also being eptain of the Gee and Moore Shieldteams- Chris's talents have not only been confined to club and shire cricket, he isalso innolved in the Metropolitan squad. Chris is a fine competitive cricketer, at clubor representative level and thoroughly deserues $is award.

Chris's ligures for the 1 992/93 season - 643 runs al71 .44 and 1 9 wickeB at 9.21 .Also considered: Brendan Wicks (ComoJannali), Craig Brownscombe (Engadline),Ben Ronald (lllawong), Adam Brodbeck (Caringbah Spors), Daniel Godkin(Cadngbah Sports).

BEST PERFORMANCE 12A - S@TT MCGEACHIE. ILTAWONGSUTHERIAND UNITED SERVICES CLUB TROPHY

Scsu McGeachie from lllawong 12A is a conscientious and commined cricketerand he is to be congratulated as the winner of tris award. This season. his talentswere equally divided, having amassed 420 runs at an average of 42 and 34 wicketsat an ar/erage of 6.4. Scon prwed to be a sohd player in the 12A competition andcaptained his side with maturity, alwaya bringing to the game sporBmanship. Scotfscommitment. competitiveness and enthusiasm will undoubtedly lead to many moreruns scored and wickes captured in the s€asons ahead. Scott has alsorepresented the sutherland shire in lunior cricket

Aiso considered: G. Harris (Sylvania). D. Lucas (Caringbah Sports), R Statford(Syfinnia).

BEST PERFORMANCE lOA - JUSTIN DRJNKWATER. IL1AWONGLEN GII.AM TROPHY

Justin Drinharaterfrom lllauong is a fine young crickeier and is to be commendedfor having been awarded this prestigious trophy for the seond consecutive year.Justrn's all round ability is well demonstrated, a most determined batsman, scoring384 runs at an average ol 54.86 and a talented bowler. capturing 26 wickets at anaverage of 5.38 during the 1992/93 season. Congratulations, Justin, we look fonrardto watCring your career grow as )rou mature.

Also considered: S. Reid (Como Jannali), H. McGeachie (lllawong)P. Or!fi (Como Jannali).

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SECRETARYS REPORTThe Season Under Review.

Undoubtedly the highlight of the 1992193 season was Sutherland's magnifioentvidory oner St. George in the Green Shield final. Those who witnessed the matchwere treated to an e<hibition of first class cricket. The viclorious Sutherland sidecomprised of the complete U/16 Watson Shield team, dl locally coacied juniorcrickeiers. a complete team effort.

The Representative season saw a number of new faces in coaching positionsand ahhough not guite as successlul as the previous se:rson, Sutherland stillproduced finalists in the Harold Moore Shield. Walter Gee Shield and semi-finalistsin the Foster Shield. Congratulations to Fred Lake. Coach/Manager and GregGodkin, Asst. Manager and the Moore Shield team lor their convincing win in theShellShield Final.

The 199293 season also produced a record number of Sutherland juniorsselecled in the N.S.W. Metropolitan Squads, an indiciment of the Representativeteams'coaching staff.

Due to the diligence of the S.S.J.C.A.. the season ran very smoothly with fewhiccups and although interrupted by bad weather, the finals were \rery suooessful,watched and enjoyed by a large number of speclators.

This year the introduclion of U/8 teams has slightly boosted our numbers and Iam sure with a linle foresight and forward planning by some clubs, this age grouPwill prosper, thus ensuring a continuing groMh in our ranks for the forthcomingseasons. lt is very heartening to see more Parents panicipating in co:rching andumpiring c<>urses. This can only be beneficial to iunior cricket in the Shire.

With the financial supportlrom the N.S.W. State Gorrernments DepartmentofRecreation and Racing Capital Assistance Program, new sytthetic turf has beenon Qpter Bay, Gwawley North, Boystourn, Sqylla Bay and Woronora Heights.wickets have also been allocated to be returled for the 1993194 season, aachievement by the S.S.J.C.A. Committee. The grounds. although still not uPscratcfr have imprwed but simply there are far too many sporting codes playingtoo tew grounds.

Presentation Night in June 1992 was again successfully organised by thaelfervescent lvor Chalmers at the Cronulla Sutherland Leagues Club, hrcr being ablyassisted by Jan Chalmers and Bev Stanford. The 1992 Cricketer of the Year Awardwas presented to the talented Jason Holley lrom the Glmea club.

Finance - As deailed in the Hon. Treasure/s Report.

Inter Association Competitions. Because of the amalgamation of St. George andGeorges River, the Rob Allen and the Executive Trophy have been combined.These trophies have been traditionally sought alter by St. George, Georges River andSutherland. The Allan Ward and Mort Edson Shield awarded for the BestRepresentative Team was rvrcn by the U/14 Moore Shield Team.

The prestigious Representative Cap Presentation was held at Cronulla-CaringbahJunior Rugby League Club. The layout, facilities and hospitality contributed to a verysuocessful event.

Thanks and appreciation to:The hard uorking S.S.J.C.A. Committee.Sutherland Grade Club and Secretary Kevin Holley.The Umpires Association - President Jim Lynch for their prwision of officials

throughout the season.Vince Ridge, Secretary of the Mens Association for his continued cooperation and

[email protected] lceton, President of the Grade Oub for assistance with turf wickeB.Sutherland Shire Council, in particllar Colleen Stahlhut and Peter Hickman for their

help and expertise in ground allocation and management.To all sponsors for their continued support of Sutherland Junior Cricket.And a very special thank )rou to Jan Chalmers and Peter Schofield for their tireless

efiort and dedication to junior cric*et in the Sutherland Shire for many yearc. Peterand Jan, )rour presenc€ will be sorely missed.

BRI-AN PROBERTSECRETARY

TREASURER'S REPORTThe 199293 season prwed to b€ a difficult one financially, necessitating for the

first time application of a leqy on all Representative playrerc. Such aclion was nottaken lightly but was caused by the ever increasing cost of putting rep teams on thefield and the other pressures on our orerall finances.

Desphe these problems, we uere able to lay 3 replacement synthetic wickets andpurc*rase a urcrd processor to give the Association a high level of professionalism.

A key feature of the season was dre support given by our rep sponsors. without the$5200 from this source, we would have been in dire straits. Harry Peters was againout front sponsoring tvvo teams. Please give all our sponsors the support they havegiven us and deserve in return. Their advertisements appear throughout this report.

Our finances remain in a good position and we look forward to the ne)d seasontogether with the challenges it will bring

Thank 1ou once again to all Club Secretaries for your cooperation during theseason.

RAY BRENNANTREASURER

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RECORDERS' REPORT

Firstly, may we congratulate the boys/girls who have won trophies for theirperformances throughout lhis season.

There was controversy regarding the regrading of teams and the tearns taking lheirpoints up with them from the loler grade. There does not seem to be an easyans\ rer as to the lairness of this but lou should also consider that the teams going upare put at a disadvantage. They are the leaders in the lourer grade where they aremore than likely to be in a position to win and then they are elevated to a highergrade. This may result in them then being at the bottom of that higher grade (although

iheir poinS may not Putthem in that position) and usually have to face atougher

competition at the higher lerrel. This se€Eon one of the teams did 9o on to becomeminor premiers in the higher grade but this is very unusual. The other team did notlare as well.

It is disappointing to see that some teams continue to bat out of order after therecorders have gone to the trouble to give the rotating batting teams their battingorder for the round to iheir club delegates for them to follour. We donl knour theanswer to this.

The wet weather rule seems to be giving some coaches/managers problems. lfyou are unsure of the rule, cieck with your Club management for clarilication and if

ihey aren\ sure then they should check with an association committee person. Therecorders don\ like to deduc{ points for minor breaches but we have to abide by the

rules in the Rule Book.The score books this year were of a reasonably high standard which makes our

a bit easier at the end of the season.I would like to congratulate the boys lrom Gymea 12D. Week after week this team

of young men have battled. On 6 occasions they had to bat twice but managed toavert an outright loss on all but one occasion, but in their final game they had their first

win. Not only did they win. but they beat the Premierc. Congratulations bq6, stick at

it, l'm sure that lrou will have more wins come ltour way neld season'Finally, l'd like to say how lVe enjoyed myyeans as recorder, but I have decided nol

to nominate for the 9394 season, so there will be a vacanqt for another P€nson.hopefully from another club to assist Bev in the recording duties.

Beverly and I uoutd like to pass on our best wishes to the young men urtto will

learre the lunior ranks and b wish them well as they graduate to men's cricket orgrade cricket.

JAN CHALMERSBEVERLY STANFORD

PUBLIC REI-ATIONS REPORT.I rvould firstly like to thank atl players. parenB and officials for the manner in whic*t

)rou have represented the Sutherland Shire Junior Cricket Association. Althoughcompetitive, the Sports(person)ship. wtrich drines our Saturday morning competitionis the prime reason lor the suocess of this Association. Congratulations to all.

Sponsorship has dso been recognised as a major contributor to the future of ourgame. The economic factors whictr surround us certainly plae a strain on theAssociation purse strings. Withoutthe financial backing of the follorving sponsors. lifewould be just a litle more difficult. MPM Premium Seafoods, AV@ Finance, St.GeorEe Bank. Caltex Refining Company Pty. Ltd., Stewart Toyota, Befts Soft Drinks.Kingsgrorrc Spors Store.

Congratulations to all who participated in this yea/s Shell Series, with three teamsagain making it through to the finals. The Foster Shield, The Gee Shield just missingout on winning their fourth consecutive final, and to the Moore Shield for winning theU/14 final - this team has lost only one game in five years, the Watson, Weblin andCreak Shield tearns were also proud representati\res of our Association. All of ourvalued sponsons received great recognition throughout the season and all playerscarried their respeciive sponsors and Association logos with pride.

Junior Cricket in the Sutherland Shire is producing a wealth ol good cricketers andsteps are already in place for next season to ensure that our grorth continues.

Marketing junior cricket in the Sutherland Shire is made a lot easier by the way inwhich all players conducl themselves on and off the field. as most comPanies like tobe associated witr derreloping the type of sportsperson they would like to reflecl theirbusiness. Thank lou to all parents, players and executive committee memberc fortheir participation and assistance throughout the year.

GREGGODKINPUBLIC RELANONS OFFICER.

PT,BLICITY OFFICERS REPORT:Cricket is cnrer for another season but it wilt be upon us again before too long.

There urere many positive things to come from the Past season. One thing that mustbe mentioned is the introduction ol the U/8 Competition. This has been a tremendoussuooess and the bq6 enjoyed the non-competitive atmosphere of their cricket All ofthe bolrs'cricket imprwed as the sealion progressed and lhe delight on their youngfaoes as they leamed the skills of the game was something special.

Congratulations to all the Premiership winning teams and especially to CaringbahSports for winning the Club Champtionship. I would like to thank each of theExecutive for their help and support during the season. Unfortunately, it is becomingharder to obtain the publicity that is necessary to help our association in the u/ay it

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should be helped. Frank Dowling and Shire Monthly newspaper are always availablolto help us and for this I thank him. Our local communig radio station 2SSR FM whidtis situated at 99.7 on the FM dial is always keen to help. Ne><t season I hope to ha',.a regular session on this station and each club will be given the details.

Finally, I would like to thank all the players. We haw some great lroung peoploand some great lroung players in the Sutherland Shire @mpetition. We are veryfonunate in this regard and I sinoeteV hope everybodywtro is still U/l6 will play againin the 1 993194 season. See you next season and bring some friends with you.

BARRYROSSPUBUCITYOFFICER

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FAMOUS FIRSTS

WHO WAS THE FIRST PI.AYER TO:

.. MAKE 1OO @NSECUTIVE TEST MATCH APPEARANCES?

.. SCORE A CENTURY AND DOUBLE CENTURY IN THE SAME TEST?

.. S@RE l OOO TEST RUNS AGAINST 4 DIFFERENT COUNTRIES?

.. DON BMDMAN WAS THE FIRST BATSMAN TO S@RE 25 TESTWHO. THOUGH. WAS THE FIRST BATSMAN TO S@RE 50 HALF

.. WHO WAS THE FIRST BATSMAN TO S@RE A DOUBLE CENTUFI/ IN AMATCII AC'AINST 5 DIFFERENT @UNTRIES?

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A DAVIS CUP TENNIS PI.AYER WHO MADE HIS TEST DEBUT FOR ]NDIA ATTHEAGE OF40?

REGISTRARS REPORT - 1992/SI SEASON.

Below are details of registrations accepted by the Sutherland Shire JuniorOicket Association for the 1 992/9il seiasort.

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Frank Reid (Manager), Nick Cole, Blake KennedyJustin Drinkwater. Nathan Trajcevski, Ben Hodgson

Clifford Oates. Matthew Barnes. Matthew O'Neill.Simon Reid (Captain), PaulCulff, Adam FlemingCameron Davis

Over recent years, Sutherland has had very fine Foster Shield Teams, and ourteam in 199293 was no exception. We won four of the five games in the Shell Seriesand reached the semi-finals. Only two teams, Newcastle and Georges River-St.George defeated us all summer and they contested the final.

The team's slrength lay in ils outstanding fielding and fine bowlrng. Brilliantcatches were taken in all parts of the field and accurate throws resulted in many vitalrunouts.

Outstanding among our bowlers was otf spinner, Nick Cole who picked up 18wickets in 6 games. Our opening bqrlers, Cameron Davis and Justin Drinkwaterbowled with great hostility and were never mastered by any opening batsman. Theywere superbly assisted by Simon Reid, Matthew O' Neill, Nathan Trajcetrski andAciam Fleming.

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To succeed in Representative cricket, one needs two good teams. One team ol1playerc and one team of parents. I was very fortunate in having a wonderful team of Isufportive and helpful parents to whom I give grateful thanks. Thank )rou to all our iscorers and to everybody for the very enjoyable afternoon teas. Special thanks b jJohn Drinkwater who umpired in several games, selectors Tony Whittingham andlMick O'Brien and also Peter Scholield for his help and support I

The financial costs of outfitting Representative teams are very high and we arolindebted to Cahe,r for their generous sponsorship and hope Caltex will continue tcllsupport the junior cricketers of the Sutherland Shire. I thank the Association for giving I

me the opportunity ol coaching at Representative level. lt has b€en demanding bul{most enjqpble and rewarding.

Finally I thank my wife Ruth and my family for their encouragement and supporlthroughout the season and for doing many of the unseen tasks necessary inmanaging a Representative teamFMNK REID.MANAGER

MATCH RESULTS.TRIALGAMESSutherland 149 - Nathan Trajoevski 45. Simon Reid 35 ret. defeated Canterbury-fWesB 63. N. Traicanski2/4, N. Co,leA3.Sutherland 75 - lostto Georges Rirler/St. George 182.SHELLSERIESSutherland - 2 dec. 118 - J. Drinltwater 55 n.o., defeated Gordon 7/49. N. Cole rU!|,

J. Drinlwater 217 and &37 - S. ReidZfz, N. Cole 2|/8.

Sutherfand -71148 - S. Reid 43 defeated Penrith 8-104. S. Reid 3/14. N. Ccrleff22'.Sutherland - U105 - defeated Camden 81. N. Ccle 4121.Sutherfand - 48 and 2J21 lostto Newcastle 63. C. Davis 3|/. N. Cole 3/13 and 4152dec. S. Reid 2/9.Sutherland - 1/191. S. Reid 10O n.o.. J. Drinhrater49 defeated Hornsby-Kuringd/168. N.Traiceraki2122.Semi Finalsutherland 19 lostto Georges River/St. George 6-130. N. Cole 2/18'J. Drinkwater 2/30.

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B. Phillips (Asst Mgr), T. Moreland, M. Hadfield,B. Phillips, C. Rosman, B. Jacobs. T. Gleeson (Mgr)

J. Mclnnes, T. Hughes. J. Muhs, T. Glennan (C),C. Beattie (VC). G.Morriss, S. Laws

The best performed players were in the field with John Muhs leading the way,bowling 78 overs for 8/116, 1.49 runs per o/er, John Mclnnes with his supetblycontrolled leg spin bowling took 1 1/1 61 off 65 oners and regularly made the breakthrough. Newcomer Todd Hughes 5/48. Scott Laws 4/82. and Mark Hadfield 3/13,togetherwith Geoff Morris 5/113 gave tremendous support at all times. The bestexample of what the tearn could do was in Round 4 against Penrith. At tea Penrilhwere2147 chasing 106 to win with 21 orers remaining. Even Penrith were confident,Sutherland perlormed magnificently, Ben Phillips led the way taking 6/11 from 9overs, bowling his leggies into a stiff southerly wind. Tim Moreland capped off agreat series taking 5 wickes behind the stumps (15 dismissals for the season). Wealso witnessed 3 of the best outfield catches seen at this level of cricket and Penrilhwere all out for 82 off the last ball. The bqls prwed that they were amongst the bestborling and field teams in the series.

Even though batting was our weakness, there were signs of strength, ClintonBeattiescored 152 runs at 19.00, scoring ala run a minute, with a bit of patience hewif f be great. Ben Jacobs (77 @ 11.00) sarted well with some good s@res but wasunable to score quickly enough. Casey Rosman (107 @ 13.38) and Geoff Morriss (69@ 8.63) shored great improvement tcnarards the end and again Scott Laurs and ToddHughes showed a lot of promise.

Ton/s and my thanks go to all the parents for their support throughout the season.The bq6 alwa;rs got to games on time, there was always a s@rer, afternoon teaswere sumptuous and a great time was had by all. A special thanks to Raellen & JohnMuhs. and Elinka and Don Jacobs for opening up their homes to us all, ir helpedmake an enjoyable season even better.

I look forward to the opportunity to be involved with next year's Cawsey Shieldteam with the knowledge that the bq/s will be more competitive folloving this yea/sexperience. All we ask is that they continue to do their best and compete with thehigh quali! of sportsmanship thatwas shorn this season.

BARRY PHILLIPSASST. MANAGER

MATCH RESULTSTRIALC.AMESSutherland 78 defeated Canterbury-WesB 62.Sutherland 93 defeated Bankstown 91.Sutherland 9122 defeated GRP/SI. George 6/103 (Ben Jacobs 39).SHELLSERIESSutherfand 76 lost to Gordon 5l'124, ?131.Sutherland 6198 lostto Fairfield/LiverpoolzVl00 (Casey Rosman 32).Sutherland 86 and 4/51 defeated Hornsby 38, 9/80 (Casey Rosman 34, Trqy GlennanUl9. John Mclness rV20).Sutherland 7/105 defeated Penrith 82 (Ben Phillips 6/11).Sutherland 6/90 lost to Northern Districls 4/134.

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Following the trials in October, we were full ol confidence for the comingRepresentative series. This was an enthusiastic yet inexperienced side as there wtlonly 5 players left from the previous Foster Shield Team. Our lirst training runtconvinced us that this was a team that could go very well this year. The trial matchotconfirmed this with 3 wins from 3 games. lt was obvious, however, that our battingwas going to be the weak part of our game. We regularly shonred that w€ could blout the 50 orers but we only scored more than 100 twice in 8 matches. Even thoughwe were unable to imprwe on last season's per{ormane. there were a number dhighlighB that gave us great confidenoe for the netd s€ason. Troy Glennan came dage as a Captain, his performan@ on the field with bowling changes and fieldplacings was excellent and he led by example with the bat, scoring 97 runs at 10.78.

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It has been a privilege io coactr a team that has shown so much commitrnent andenthusiasm from the first training session to the last, and the first match to the last.

We commenced the Shell series with a convincing win over Hawkesbury batting firstwe posted 150 runs on the board and the opposition were unable lo measure upagainst a fine display ol bovrling and fielding After this match. we went north to meetGosfordflVlong in what we felt would be the hardest game of the series After losing

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Our next three games were not to go our way. We were beaten easily by Penrith. lostby 1 run against Camden and only 3 runs against Northern Districts.

The Boys represented the Shire with a great deal of pride, displaying sporBmanshipand behaviour on and off the field that we all should be proud of. Daniel Lucascaptained the team and with the support of all the boys did a fine iob.

All iunior sporB are coslly, representative cricket is no exception and I must thankHarry and Carol Peters for their generous sponsorship and total inrrolvement in theteam throughout the series.

I would also like to thank Mark McGeachie my Assistant Manager' AnnPeter Corley, Chris Mitctrell and Phil Thomson for their talents with scoring'parents, grandparents and friends for their supPort for the bop and myself andiadies who prwided afternoon teas for the home games. We were fortunate in

Gymea Rugby League club made its clubhouse and lacilrties available to us which

was appre-iteO. tn closing, lurculd like to thank the committee of the S.S.J.CA fol

alloring me the opportuni! to coach a Representative team and to the team

making it such a rewarding venture.

STEVE ROUTHMANAGER

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B. Ronald, C. Thomas. M. Probert (C),N Foss, C Gray,B. Robert (Manager),

N. Davis, M. Uebel. A. Davis, M. Heslehurst (VC)'D. Reynolds, T. Fenech. D. Tozer

Due to Wayne Ronald's (General Manager of Avco Finance), generosity andfinancial support the Sutherland Gee Shield Team's attire was impeccable. TheAvco logo was displayed at the Darling Harbour Sports Show where the team wasinvited to demonstrate their cricket pro\ /ess, also at the Annual Leader Sports StarAwards where the boys were rewarded for being the best perlormed Representativeteam in N.S.W. of any age lor the 1 991/92 season.

Thanks to Ron Gray for his expertise and statistics in sooring and to their parentsfor their generous hospitality. Thanks also to the Grade Club, in pailicular MatthewLumb and Shane Dufl lor giving their time in selecting the team.

Congratulations to Cameron Gray, Murray Heslehurst, Matthew Probert. DarrenReynolds and Mark Uebel for being selec{ed in the U/13 N.S.W. Metropolitan Squad,with Matthew and Darren successfully captaining the side against the A.C.T andNewcastle respectively.

MATCH RESULTSTRIALC.AMES:Sutherland vs lllawarra - Sutherland 180 defeated lllawarra 106. Chris Thomas 4/10.Sutherland vs Georges River/St. George - Sutherland 7/130 deleated St. George 1 10.D. Reynolds 32 ret, M. Probert 34 ret

SHELLSHIELD:Sutherland rrs lllawarra - Sutherland ?//8 defeated lllawarra 100 on run rate. C.Thomas 4/13.Sutherland vs Gordon - Sutherland 41147 delealed Gordon 145. C. Gray 56 n.o., M.Uebel 35.Sutherland rrs Manly - Sutherland 7/115 defeated Manly 9/68. M. Probert 37, C.Thomas V14.Sutherland rrs Blackto,vn - Sutherland 7/135 defeated Blachown 77. M. Probert 56n.o.. B. Ronald 4/2.Sutherland vs Parramatta - Sutherland 1 15 tied with Parramatta 115. M. Probert 34.Semi Final: Sutherland vs Parramatta - Sutherland 4/'132 defeated Parramatta 116.A. Davis 3/30, C. Gray 3121. N. Ross 43, C. Gray 32, M. Probert 32.Final: Sutherland vs Camden - Camden 4/96 defeated Sutherland 5192. C. Thomas2115, C. Gray 20, M. Probert 20, M. Uebel 21 n.o.

Thanks Team for another great year.

BRIAN PROBERTM ANAGER

WALTER GEE SHIELD

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Well, we nearly made it 4 shields in a rowt And it certainly wasnt through the lack

of trying. The boys again playred extremely well although other sporting commitmenBintederld with some players' attendance at training. As was pointed out at the start of

the season. Representative games will only get harder as the players get older and to

succeed, there must b€ total commitment.Throughout the season, our boding and ftelding was first class but our batting

strength lett a tittte to be desired. Again, undefeated up to the final, and wtlat a day toplay cricket. lt was obyious to ardent cricket follotrrers that winning the toss meant

starting the match with a tremendous advantage. no such luck. and being Champions.

we diJ not recei\re any favours. But to their ctedit, the Sutherland bqp tried to the

very last ball and were very gracious in deleat The team as always represented the

S.S.J.C.A. with pride and distinclion.

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It would remiss of me if I only ta-ked about the bolrs' cricket abilities and resultsbecause lheir sportsmanship and oehaviour were exceptional also. They were at alltimes uorthy ambassadors for Sut'edand Shire and this is a rellection of their familiesand their cricket clubs. I congratula:e them both.

I would like to e)(press my sincere appreciation to the follwving individuals andgroups because without their contrbutions, the team urculd not have performed aswell as it did and everyone conne<l€d with the team raould not harre enjoyed theseason. as \ re all did. Many thanks b: Asst. Manager, Greg Godkin. who did such amarvellous job. the scorers. PadC/ Godkin and Bev Stanford, Brenda and MickRooney, Denise McNamara, Dadd Hair and all the parents. All the parenlsoontributed in one way or another during the season. Thanks to the ladies forpreparing and seruing afternoon te:s the Association's Executirre for their support andattendance at Semi Final and FinaJ. our sponsors Stewart Tqrcta for their greatfinancial assistance. Sutherland Sfrfre umpires who did an excellent job and EngadineEagles Soccer Club for use ol theircanteen and their facilities.FRED I.AKEMANAGER

MSTCH RESULTS

The season began with two e-s7 trial wins over lllawarra and Georges River/St.George.SHELL SERIESSutherland 7/183 defeated lllawana 87. C. Lake 72, M. Howell 33, S. Hair 30 n.o., B.Wicks 5n 8, A. Brodbeck 2/1 1.Sutherland 21223 detealed Blacroarn 8/107. B. Wicks 93 n.o., C. Lake 85. A.Brodbeck 36. D. Godkin 3/17.Sutherland 9/121 defeated Penrr 93. C Brorynscombe 26. B. Wicks 21. C.Brorarnscombe2ll2. A. Brodbeck l|3Sutherland 3268 deleated Gladesalle 99. A. Brodbeck 140 n.o.. C. Lake 72. D.Godkin iXl and 4128,8. Wcks 3/8Sutherland 9/'196 defeated Camden 88. S. Hair 37. S. Rooney 34, C. McNamara 34and 4/'13. D. Godkin 3/19.Semi Final - Sutherland 9/'125 defeated Manly 59. S. Hair 33 n.o., B. Wicks 19, A.Brodbeck 3/6, S. Cadisle 3ff (ind hat trick).Final - Sutherland 7/177 defeated Georges River/St. George 86. C. lake 40, B. Wicks53, A. Brodbeck 42 and Al l. C. B'clnscombe 220. Sutherland winning the Final by1 runs.Congratulations to Chris Lake cn gaining the batting award for the Harold MooreShield, Chris batted for 5 innings fo'an aggregate of 264 runs at an average of 52.80.Awonderful etfort!

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three out of five; as they were drawn in a tough division made up ol 3 of last year's

semi-finalists. The team combined exceptionally both on and off the field Thesupport from all parents was outstanding with special thanks to Kevin Furner formanaging, Col Adams and Eric Marcic for scoring.

Our first game againsl the eventual winners, Parramatta, was a great et{orl and witha little luck, we could have been winners and continued with more confidence. Theteam was well led by Scott Manning, with the strength of the tearn continuing to be thelielding and very tight bor,!/ling Our batting again was a little fragile on occasions but

all the players imprwed and gave their best. Best performances wilh the bat wereBen Kennis. Derek Adams, and Darren McCrea, whilst Russell Thomas, DanielMcLauchlan and Derek Adams shone with the ball

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that they are prepared for the challenges of their last year in iunior cricket.Thank you to the SSJCA for the opportunity to be associated with such a fine group

of cricketers.BOB MANNINGMANAGER

WATSON SHIELD

Back Row (L-R): W. Schofield, J. Skinner, C. Lucas, M' O'Brien,B. Sommerville

Front Ror (L-R) H. Peters (Asst. Manager), D. Eaglesham. J. Abeleven,S. Peters, M. Bradley, (C), T Reynolds, M. EadesC. Hockey, P. Schofield (Manager)

Well as Rep series go. we have had better, it seems since the Cawsey yearanything that can go wrong will. Tr,no rained out garnes, one played on 6.0 syntheticand that aborrt sums up the series. Very disappointing indeed. The one consolationis thatthis team wenl on to win the prestigious Green Shield, so there is some iusticein the rvorld alter all. The efforts and behaviour of the brys was again exemplary. asin past years. Our Captain, Matthew Bradley, led the team very well in a job wtticfi isnever easy. To our Scorers, Mick O'Brien and Judy Eaglesham. thanks for your hoursof vrork on the team's behalf, to Harry Peters, my Manager lor the last 6 seasons -thanks Harry and Carol for all the work you have done for the bqls, not only managingthe tearn but for !,our generous sPonsorship and helping iunior cricket an any waypoosible. To allthe bqp. lwish you all the best, not onty in cricket but in what lifeoffers 1rcu. h has been a great pleasure to have been associated with )lou, )lourparenB and your club can be rrery proud of you, I certainly am. Thanks ior thememories.

scHolEMANAGER

MIRANDA MAGPIES CRICI(ET CLUB

After perhaps our strongest recruiting drive ever, we managed to field 6 boys teams,the same as the prwious seitsron. We also fielded an U/8 team, which I feel was agood eflort as Miranda has a mucfr smaller populalion base in this age group thansome of the larger clubs who could not manage to get a team together. Miranda weresuccesslul in the 14D and 12C grades, both teams defeating Sports in the Final. Ourdub's thanks go to all involved in tre administration of the boyrs' competition for theirhard rvork in running what is really an o<cellent competition.

BILL FOSTERSECFETARY

ST. PATRICK'S CRICKET CLUB.

This year St. Pats fielded 8 teams in the competition. one dorvn on last year. Thenumbers in ihe 14's and 16's were en@uraging but not so in the younger groupswhere we had two U/10 teams and only one U/1 2 team. Our 148 team uron thepremrership after losing their first competition game then winning 10 games straightto take out the competition in brilliant s$e. St. Patrick's Cric*,et Club would like tocongratulate all premiership winners from other clubs and also to Caringbah Sportsfor winning the Club Ctrampionship. t-astly to Sutherland Shire Junior AssociationCommittee. we thank you for a job well done.

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The 1992/93 season saw lllarrvong Cricket Club emerge as the largest club in theSutherland Shire Junior Cricket Association, with tulo U/16 teams. live U/14. threeU/12, four U/l0 teams. While h is good to see growth within our club, this meant thatsome of our teams were unfortunate enough to be graded in the same comPetition.This is unavoidable when grorth is restricled to one club and not spread thoughoutthe shire. For this reason. I encourage and support the Association in its attemPt torecruit more boys to the game but also more clubs to the Association.

Fourof ourteams played in Finals. 10A. 12A, 128, and 10D1 and although we wer€unable to win any, it is pleasing lo see the lower age grouPs competing in Finals. anindication of things to come.

Severat bq6 in all teams achieved their personal best during the season and Icongratulate them and all the teams for their sportsmanship and comPetitiveness.Eight lllawong bop were seleded to represent the Sutherland Shire CricketAssociation in the Rep teams. something they should all be very proud of. In dosing. Iwould like to thank the Executive Committee for their eflorts to ensure a successfulseason and to Caringbah Sports lor winning the Club Championship.

STEVE ROUTHSECRETARY

ST. JOHN BOSCO CRICKET CLUB

The 199293 season saw Bosco field four teams. The Club F-:<ecutive congratulateour U/10C team win their respectine competition as well as their coach Mic,kMadigan. Our teams also fared very well with the 14D and 1 2C iust missing the finals.We extend our sinoere thanks to coacfies, managers, scorens, and parents who gavegreat support to our players during the season. Our congratulations go to CaringbahSporB on winning the Club C-hampionship and to the winners of all the resPectiwcompetitions.

No season can operate successfully without a hard-working Committee. We ext€ndour thanks to the S.S.J.C.A. for making the season so suocessful and enjqlable for thcptayers. I would also like to thank the Bosco Committee for the supPort during theseason and look forward to the 199394 season'

JOHN HENRYPRESIDENT

CRONULI.A SEAGULLS CRICKET CLUB

The 199293 season saw our Club field four teams. one in each age group. Althoughthe Club did not win a premiership, turo sides performed very well and missed thefinals by the smaltest of margins. lt is becoming difficult to recruit new players to ourclub, mainly due to the ageing and somewhat moving population in the Cronulla area.This is ol concern to our Committee. Congratulations to all award winnerc andPremiership winning teams. Finally to the Committee of the S.S.J.C.A., thank you foryour efforts in organising and successfully running the junior competition. The bopenjoyed their cricket again due to your efforts.

ROBTUCKERSECRETARY

@MO JANNALI CRICKET CLUB

After two years of solid grorth. the 199293 season started disappointingly. We lailedto register enough bqrs to form an U/16 team and our overall numbers mainlybecause of a drop ofl in the 14's as well as the 16's were down on the prenious year.We formed eight teams that all were well graded and we looked fonrard to anexcellent season. Our 14A team was given the opportunity to christen the new pitch atSqylla Bay and delighted us by winning every game they played there. All our teamsproduced some outstanding performances and in the end , we finished up having ourmost successful season, winning the 10A and 12D premierships. We also achieved4th place in the Club Championship.

We wish to thank all our managers and coaches for their dedication and hard urorkthroughout the season. They were ably backed up by many parents who gave greatsuppori. We had 12 boys who represented the Sutherland Shire in the Shell Seriesand as always they did themselves and their club proud with some very fineperformances.

We support the Association in their endeavours to capture as many young players aspossible by introducing an U/8 competition and trust that the increased promotionalaciivity will anrasl some ol the older bqps back that we lost last year. Our thanks to theAssociation for another enjoyable season ol cricket.

GEMLD DAVISVICE PRESIDENT

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This season we fielded six teams. the same as lor the 1991/92 sealion. The 14A teamwas our only success, being minor premiers and runnens up in the Competition. Wehad a large inrrolvement in the Reps with many boys gaining seleclion in various Repsides. Of these, three bols were sucoessful in the Moore Shield Premiership side,coached by our 14As Fred Lake. During the season. our club became incorporatedthanks to the tireless work of our Mens Secretary Adrian Vannan. On behalf of myselfand the Engadine Dragons Cricket Club, I would like to congratulate all awardwinners and premiership teams and to thank the S.S.J.CA. Commitlee for their effortsin making the 199293 season most enjoyable.

JOHN UEBELSECRETARY

SYLVANIA HEIGHTS COMMUNITY YOUTH CLUB

The Heights finished the 199293 season a very satisfied club. We were able to fieldnine teams in the S.S.J.CA. competition and we had four teams in the Finals. our 12Ateam as premierc, our 10C team minor premiers, and \^re were one ol only three clubsin the Shire to field an U/8 team. Our Committee and supporters are very enthusiasticand this showed in the fact that we were able to hold our Presentation Night on the27th March. This Presentation and sausage sizzle aftenvards was a great suocess.We thanked Harry Peters who represented the Association lor his support.

There were 170 bq6 registered in nine teams. We had four teams, 10C, 12A. 12D,148 in the finals. Five of our players were selected for representative teams. Thesewere Simon Corley, Grant Harris, Rodney Stafford, Scott Laws and Nick Davis. Wecongratulate these boys in achieving this honour. A number ol performances standout this season but one that should be mentioned is thal ol Grant Harris lrom our 12Ateam. Grant scored 453 runs at an average of 113.25 and backed lhat up with 18wickets at an average ol1?.77. Well done Grant.

On the long weekend in January, we again run our succ€ssful double wicketcompetition for our U/l2 and U/l4 players. This is now part ol our season calendar.One ol the extremely positive aspecb of our Club is the support we receive from agreat many people. This season. we had all teams with a good coach, assistantcoach, manager and scorer and many other people who were prepared to offerassistance when needed. We thank all these people and congratulate them for a jobwel ldone.

From outside the club we receive great support lrom Greg Ball Miranda: St GeorgeBank were supportive and our year book sponsors also made a very valuablecontribution To all these people we offer our very strong vote of thanks We alsothank the Suther land Grade Club players who came along to pract ice sessions andattended some games The junior players really apprectate the support shown by thesenior players Ol course the season and competitton would not be possible withoulall the other clubs who compete each week. The standard ol both cricket andsportsmanship was very high and we thank all other clubs for the very positive spirit rnwhich the games were played. We certainly look forward to another season in199394

We all know that Committees are the group ol people who start off building a horsebut end up with a camel I am delighted to say that Ken Whatley and his team are onegroup who know how to build a horse The supporl of the Committee was top classand the organisation of the competit ion was very good Thanks S S.J.C A. C-ommitteefor a 1ob wel l done

KEN MORRISONSECRETARY

GYMEA BAY CRICKET CLUB

In the .199293 season, Gymeaf ie lded eightteams We had twoteams in the f inals

Al though we didn\ win a premiershrp. we drd f rn ish second in the Club Championshipand that was pleasing to the Club as rt indicated the overall standard of all the teams'performances. Gymea Bay is a large club. eight boyrs and twelve mens leams, I

would l ike to thank my own club committee for their support during the season. Wehad a strong representation in the Rep teams and I congratulate all Rep players on

their selection. Congratulations to C-aringbah Sports for winning the Club

Championship and for the performance of winning six premierships. Perhaps the onty

disappointing aspect of the season was the instances of teams losing points and thus

missrng the finals because of innocent errors on the part of team managers. Quiteoften the rule infringement has no beating on the outcome of the game. Some of the

rules that affec{ the bo;rs' enjoyment o{ lhe game need to be re-evaluated as more

often lhan not the penalty does not f it the crime Finally, I would l ike to thank the

Association Committee lor donating therr trme to organise another suc€essful season

PETER HAMILTONSECRETARY

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Congratulations to the new Association Secretary. Brian Probert. on a successful firstyear and to Competition Secretary. Peter Schofield. on another well run season. Alsoto the otficials and members of our Moore Shield team on winning their competitionfor Sutherland.

Spors have had another successful year but it is tinged with a little regret as it sees anend of an era with Peter Schofield's highly successful 16A team ending their juniorcricket da1o. Peter not only taught these boys to play well, he also taught them themeaning of fair play. dress sense and good condud. They have been an omament tothe game. to this club and to the Sutherland Shire in their time in the juniors and.which is more important, they have been a credit to their families and themselves. Iam sure that every fair minded pelson wishes them well in their future careers.

My orrrn personal thanks goes to all uho assisted cricket in the shire in any way duringthe season and especially to my orvn club executive and members who have onceagain been great. Thanks also to the sponsors at both Association and dub level,they have made the running of the game much less demanding. Best ol luck toeveD/one in the 1993/94 season.

IVORCHALMERSSECRETARY

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CARIT,IGBAH SPORTSGN/EA BAYBIGADINE@TID JANI{ALIILLA$OG },IEMISY]LVNiIIAST PAIRICKSCARIIiGBAH D.L.S.MARIONI|TIPANDA PIAGPILSST JOHN rcSCOCRONI'LIA SEASJLI^SHEIfITTCSIE

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I2I6442

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CARITGBAH SPORISCCI,D JAT,IIiIALIWRANDA II,IAGPIESgT PATRICKSSYTANIAST JOHN rcS@

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$bronora RSL 65/66tlirarda Magpies 74/75

Caringbah sports 60/61lriranda l,hgpies 70/80

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S.S.J.C.A. @IPETTTION RMG

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16A Cl,PEfrIIC{

BAITIticffit AverageBatting Aggregaten{LITiGffit AverageBowling Ag,gregate

I5B CUPETffION

BAITIticffiA AverageBatting AggregateBOWLIIiGBcnling AverageBovrling Aggregate

I5C @IPETTIICII

BA TIIGBatting Average .Batting AggregateU{LIT\Ee-h| Average

K SymcndsK Hudson

P tiblsonM Gardner

J TIaTtJ tiart

N HarrisA Hunphries

A SoottiG lilarne

G Hehritt

120 .6805

3.37L

Jannali 74/75lbronora R.s.L. 64/65

SylvaniaSylvania

BoystcnnSylvania

Jannali

64/6s64/6s

72/7377 /78

89/90

ro5.27842

2.9374

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lrc cnPBrrfr(tf

BATTItiGffig AverageBatting AggEegatery{LIticBor^lift'AverageBovrling Aggregate

I2D OryEfrfrON

Batting AverageBatting AggregateH{LIIiGft AverageBording Aggregate

I2E @,PEfffICI

BATTItiGffig AverageBatting AggregateSILITiGffig AverageBoerling AgEregate

I2F GI,PETTIICI

BATTII,Effit AverageBatting Aggregatenlll,ItiEffig AverageBcrding Aggregate

1O,A crI?BTIT(tI

BAITItiEEE€ing'AverageBattirq AggregateFTILIIiGBovding AverageBovling Aggregate

IOB GI?EI TI(rI

BAITIIiGETtEA AverageBatting AgEEegateryILIIGEdifrt ArrerageBc^,iling Aggregate

C HiI IT Young

B GriffinD Cranston

M FloodS E&Dnds

C I'tAugtlanN Fardon

c lltartinG Mart.in

S JofinstonD [rbnk

S CffrkensC Parsons

S lawrenc€S Kellaway

D librtonJ Ndridge

J ChanC lbodie

M carrollM Condon

c Hilzingerw wishartD Madley

M SouterL tilelsdl

S MasonD lrb,Alpine

Cronul la R.S.L.Cronulla L€agues

East JannaliEngadine

l'lirandaTaren Point

Cronul la R.S.L.l{oronora R.S.L.

l.lirandaGrays Point

@roHeathcote

I.tirandaBlgadine

st PatricksJanrEIi

64/65 r40.38r/82 767

6r/62 2.5868/69 76

82/83 r78.0065/66 s48

6L/62 1.8367/68 94

78/79 r0078/79 502

76/77 r .7564/65 8s

85/86 86.680,/81 47L

CcnDCcn|c

I'tirarrila 76/77 1 .75Cronulla R.S.L. 69/70 67

Caringbah sports 85/86 43.25litiranda 84/85 229

84/85 2.4084/85 34

8r/8277 /78

l0I766

Caringbah Sports 59/60 I.6Engadine 7L/72 83Mi.rarda 7l/72 83

Caringbah D.L.S. 85/86 163.00Caringbah Sports 77/78 520

Cronul la R.S.L. 62/63 I .40Sylvania 67/68 101

I5D OIIPETTIIOT{

BA1TI}Effig AverageBatting AggregateM{LIIiEBo$rling AverageBo\dling Aggregate

IrlA CUPEIfffON

BATPIIiGffi AverageBatting AggregateM{LIIiGffig AverageBolvling Aggregate

I4B @UPTTrITON

Batting AverageBatting Aggregaterct\ll,ItiGBovrling AverageBohrling Aggregate

l4c GuPtfrftcrr

Batting AverageBatting AggregateF9fLIt\GBowling AverageBowIing Aggregate

I{D @UPETTIICN

BAITIticE-tEt AverageBatting Aggregaterct{LrtiEffit AverageBo\^rling Aggregate

l4E @lfgfrIrcf

BATTITiGffit AverageBatting Aggregateg{LItiG

ffi AverageBovrling Aggregate

12A @UPTTT[[C|

B!{ftITiGffi AverageBatting AggregateFhILII\Gffi AverageBo\ding Aggregate

E ZapportP Wil-son

D HunterS Dreverman

J HennessyJ Holley

c ShrubsoLeP Keenahan

M GrahamP FaIIins

E RobinsonM Preddy

M !'blleyD Riley

L BarrettK Adans

C OrshC Doet

G HeathB Anders

A VialD Sharpe

tt{ Pinkrn !€rcer

J ClarkA Chellest

D childsG Heffernan

sr Patricks 85/86caringbah D.L.s. 86/87

St John Bosco 85/86Sylvania 86/87

Caringbah D.L.S. 82/83Illalrcng 87 /88

s9/6060/6L

53. 16368

5.2945

L79.25t ) I

2.7377

294 .00677

2.2379

q/mea BayJannali

82/837't /78

Caringbah D.L.S. 6L/62St John Bosco 73/74

tttirandaMiranda

SylvaniaIllarong

EngadineCqrD

Caringbah D.L.S.Engadine

caringbah D.L.s.Engadine

qFEa Baytitiranda

HeathcoteSt Patricks

SylvaniaIttiranda

AvocaEngadine

82/83 r2s.6080,/81 78r

7L/72 2.1266/67 90

89/90 89.6076/77 503

77/78 2.4574/75 73

83/84 81.608o/8t 502

73/74 2.2778/79 s5

79/80 128.7364/65 637

60/6t 1.8075/76 80

16A @MPETITION

CLI'B W.I. L.1. POINIS

cynea I 2 42

'J A DALY SHIELDO

St PatricksEngadineUirandaIllarrngN.B. Penalty points in this grade

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caringbah Sports 65.0clrmea 429cynea 5.61cyrea 3IGIr(€a 168t'liranda l-35xSt Patricks I00x

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Premi-ers:Batting Average:Batting Aggregate:Borrling Average:Bowling Aggregate:centuries:

lLat Tricks:wicket Keepers Award:lbst catches:

Caringbah SportsM O'BrienC HockeyD EagleshamD EagleshamC HockeyD SnithR F\[nerNILT RelmoldsM Turner

st Patricks took 53 catches

BAITItiG-association Records:Batting Average:Battj-ng Aggregate:

R E\lrNETD SnithC DicksonB ScnervilleB KennisT Brtrster

C LucaaA GIenJ AbelevenM Eade8A BriggsD ShepherdB KennisM O'BrienB Sc.rErville

M $rithu O'Brien

st Patricks

GynEaIllavnngst PatricksIllarrcng

MartonSt John Bosca

90/9r90/9r

92/9392/93

82. 55564

s. 6131

PIAYER CU'B H.S. INNS N.O. RUNS AVE

C HockeyC LucasM Bradleys PetersJ SkinnerS GordonJ AbelevenM Eades GVIFA 57x 9 2 223

429 47.67372 46.5342 42.75

33.83l .86

Gyrrea 168 l1 2Caringbah sports 77x 1,0 2caringbah sports 77 8 0Caringbah Sports 85 10 0 391 39.1cyrrEa 52x ll 5 234 39.0caringbah Sports 76 9 I 289 36.L2caringbah sports 67 10 0 338

l00x 9 I 250 3I.25298 29.8l4irarrila I35x 1l I

IUarcrq 90 L2 0 355 29.58Eqadine 50x 10 2 2L5 26.88IUa\tongst Patricks

68 11 3 210 26.3863 I0 0 242 24.2

BO{LIIiEFoc-iation Records:Bording Average D Eaglesham GfzIEa BayBorvling Aggregate D Eaglesham Gyrea Bay

PLAYER CLUB OVERS IDNS $IKIS RUNS AVE

w schofield caringbah sPorrs 65.3 20 I8 I22J Skinner G),rEa 116.2 25 23 2L4

6.789.3

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62.3 t2 I 133 15.6358.15U19r17.3573.r 1 l 13 275 21.156s.2791932L.44

Caringbah Sports 61.3 15 6 130 2I.67Egadine 89.3 23 10 2I8 2I.8

C DicksonD !,!ccreaS WilnDt

S GordonM BradleyJ AbelevenS PetersC LucasJ lleverw SchofieldM ProbertR l{arrP GreenacreSundries

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P GreyM EadesC HockeyD EagleshamS Allan

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c Skinnerc llat irardc ltaceyrrc|t outc w/K Relmoldsc EagleshamN)T CT}T

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c w/K GordonL.B.W.c SchofieldL.B.W.L.B.W.stmpd cordonc (sub) D LucastipT ouTc w/K cordonBot,rled

GreyGreyEades

EadesSkinner

IllcasAbelevenL,ucasAbelevenIxcasSchofieldAveleven

SchofieldBradley

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23.0923. 3123.46

9 1r 25422 13 30313 13 305

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CARIIGBAH SPORIS

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cl,rrB w.o. w.I. D._ L.I. L.O. POTNTS

f , la l td l I6-3_41cal ingbahD.L.S. 3 3 2 4Lcronullaseagulls t 6 - I 2 39stpatr icks 2 L - 7 _ 27I l rawong-4-3323sylvania2--7123stJohnBosco - I I 6 2 L4N.B. Penalty Fbints in tttis grade

Prenu-ers:Batting Average:Batting Aggregate:Bcr$iling Average:Bc,r.rling Agqregate:Centuries:

Caringbah SportsG OlsonP SdthJ CattJ CaCtG OlsonD OrDonnellM llaglrireR BadolataC JeweUNIL

Cronulla Seagrulls 78,75Marton 362Caringbah D.L.S. 6.04Caringbah D.L.S. 50Cronulla Seagulls I35xSt Patricks l20xSt John Bosco lI0Cronulla Seagulls 104xCronulla Seagulls I03x

wicket Keepers Arrrard: S ltaffiing Caringbah Sportslbst catches: G Hay caringbatr sports

Caringbah Sports t@k 62 catches

BATTIIiE

Hat lticks:

Association Recrords:Batting Average: S trlelfareBatting Aggregate: M lllcl€nnan

S t€IfareJ Catt

l.tirarxta Magpies 90/9Iltiranda Magpies 90/9L

IttirandaMagpies 90/9ICaringbah D.L.S. 92/93

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90. 3566

PIAYER CLTJB H.S. INNS N.O. RIJNS AVE

P gnith r€rEqr 95 12 3 362 40.22S Manning Caringbah Sports g3 IO 2 3]:6 39.5T Cadden Caringbah Sports 7L g 1 263 3j.57D Adans Caringbah Sports 72 g O 2g2 35.25M Green Caringbah D.L.S. 48x 15 6 3I0 34.44G Bci^fIEr Caringbah Sports 76 9 O 307 34.11B Ne!9nham Caringbah Sports gg lO 1 2g3 3I.44D O'Donnell St patricks I20x 13 I 377 3I.42D Cale Martqt 76 12 2 2j2 27.2C Jerrell Cronulla Seagrulls l03x L2 I 290 26.36J Catt Caringbah D.L.S. 5gx 14 4 236 23.6M lbguire st Jottn Bosco IIO 16 z 325 23.2It{ CarroII Sylvania 63 15 4 2IL 19.18S Pcurder Cronulla Seagrulls 69 L2 I 20g lg.9l

M9|LIIEGSffitiqr Records:Bcr+ling AverageBovrling Aggregate

PLAYER clrrB o\Bs !@NS tdcls RUNS A\rEi

B llemham Caringbah Sporrs dl.4 15 18 123 6.83G Bomer Caringbah Sports 90 31 lg t2g 7.Ils Robertson Caringbah sports L29.2 3g 32 237 7.41D Adams Caringbah sports tO?.I 47 19 LA-l 7.74G Olson Cronulla SeagulJ.s 5g 23 ll 9l g.27P Hauch Illar€ng 95.1 25 23 207 9.0

6 .0050

u llaguileT CaldenFodS PoutderM GreenA SirpsonD KnightJ PurdyM Garvan

G liayD AdansG Bc*riErT CaddenS l,tannings RobertsonM GleesonE YatesS tlilstedB criffiths

N GarvanJ PurdyT DarlorP Snittr

UARrcN

St John Bosco 102.1 22sE Patricks 64.4 22Cronulla SeaguUs L27.4 23Caringbah D.L.S. 84.5 13Illaruq 70 r7Illa$ortg 85 20UarCon 106.1 27uarcm r05 2L

27I43424I823L722

254 9.41I40 10.034r 10.03242 10.082L2 11.78277 12.04206 L2.L2276 12.55

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CARII\GBaH SPORIS

BAr$rAr{ Iion qtr Bqfi.R RI+ffitn cale L7

cvx.c Purdyc I!€rriII

c GaJavanc Ropertf,n cuTc V|ZXBqdIedc CaIe

GarvanPlrrtyDa!IcH

DarlcitStrith

DarlcrtCalePurdy

669

c ltrrill Darlq|' 529

II430

Sundries l8All ort for -5d

w{LItiE cr\rERs MDs IIIKIS Rt t\ts

IOI7.3 3

L2550

L242L4414t19

Surdries 5

BATSFTAN , Hil,CrIr Bg[.8 Rt]llNaarry E<xred Adars I

NewnhamAdrnENe$nbilrtNerrntgrlAddnsNetfihanldms

Ca&enCadden

D CaleP Snit}lB Maytq GawanS l.lczseltU BeyerN RoperJ PurrdyT DarlchtS l€rrillsurdrieg

BcrdedBcnledc Bqmrc tttilstedBcirtedc t{21{ }lanningBorledun qnc BorrrErBo+,led

60I5020

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M{LITiG O\IERS I,DN' VilCIE RUI'IS

B tilewnlrarns Robertsdtc Boncr 12 7M Gleesdr 4 IT Cadden 5 I

caringbah Sports rsr by 25 runs

l62

I4-65

L25410L280L2

01504210

I4A @UPTTITICN

caringbah SportBcynEa Baycc.Ip JannaliIllar,{qtguiranla MagpiesN.B. Penalty Points in this gnade

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6462

403534201I

Premiers:[inor Premier8:Batting A\terage:Battirq Agltr€gate:Borilir€ A\reragesBo^'ling l$tregate:

centuriea:

Hat Tricks:wicket KeePers Amrd:lbst catchea:

Caringbah sportsB|gadlneC LakeC IakeN r|ardN llardA DavisC IakeC lakeB RonaldC Br*neEcqnbeB wicksA BrodbecktnLR BrgrsterD Godkin

Elgadine 71.44rhgadir€ 643Carin@an Sports 9.0Caringbah Sports 19@ro itannali 19engadirc 19Ergadine 159, 136, II4xIUatrong L42Eqadine 128Ccnc Jannali 126x. 108Caringbah sports 101R

Ccnp ilannaliCaringbah Sports 16

caringbah Sports took 65 catches

BATTIIGffitiqr Records!Battirg Anerage: J AbelevenBatting Aggregate: C lake

caringbah sports 90/9L 73.5Ergadine 92/93 643

10 r 408 45.33

PTAYER cllrB !r.s. 4ws t{.o.,-----Eq!{s AvE

B wicks Om itannali t26x ll 3 435 54.38c BrcidnesoombeB RonaldA BrodbeckD GodkinM tJebelR BrsterA BrennanN Vfard

mfil,lI\f3Asseiatiqr Recorde:B*rling A\rerageBowling Aggr€gate

EngadineIllauongCaringbah Sportscaringbah sportsGyd€aom JannaliGl"FaCaringbah sports

J Skinner9l Sctrofield

t4290l01R 9 I87x l0 251 8l98II I

90399r

G)F€a Bay 9O/9LCaringbafi SporB 89/90

404 44.89265 33.13256 32.002L3 30.43290 29.00242 26.892r5 26.88

6.0035

ErgadineCaringbah SportsGyrEacd||c JannaliCaringbah SportsCaringbah SlortsEngadineEngadirpm Jannal.iEq.dirplitirarda

98.5 2587 2866 18

106.4 3699 20

r05 3364 rl

106 27105.2 2393.2 34

108.5 24

175 9.2L152 10.13rr4 10.352rs 11.32195 12.1917r L2.21163 12.542L2 13.25238 14.0164 14.9r255 I5.0

I9I5ul916l{l315L7tlL7

PLATER CxlJB OT'ERS IDTIS TtrCIS RI,'IIS AvEiC LakeD GodkinM SkiUicornA DavisA Broatbec*H SingadiaB Gorr,eyS CarlieleC lhcnaaC Bro$lsoq&eM lbffernan

FINAL - Carinqbah Sports vs Hrqadine

CARIINBAH SPORTS

BATSMAN Hc[t OUT m{LEl RT.JNS

c wilson hke 19I122492

2404I

126 for fAa'

D Godkin Bcryled

D l-eeC MacnanaraB Colman

P MyersS RooneyA Brodbeck

C BestD Masters

W JacobsN DaviesH SingadiaSundries

P l.blntyreC BrcunscdtbeC !,hllinsonA PalrprB GorreyS SlackL WilsonB EnglardS CarlisleD HockeySundries

IllarrcngGln€aCcnp Jannali

c Slackc lblntyre

L.B.hl .Rt,N OUT

TiPT OUTTil}T OUT

BowIedc BrodbeckBotdIedBc[^tIedc Brodbeckc BrodbeckBq^rLedBorrledI\|f,T CUTc Godkin

I I I12350

12860

58 tl 1266.2 13 968198

WilsonwilsonBrqdnsccanbeIake

Brownsccrnbe

Mg|LER

Singadia!€stersllastersMastersGodkinDlastersMbeckl,lasters

l,lasters

202 16.83r53 17.0L44 18.0

24322L02327o20

B Caneron Bc^"/led

m{LIliE OVEIS tlps WKIS RIJNS:iit23229C Brolrnsm.nbe

M EadesL wilsonD HockeyC LakeB Gorrey

EI.GADIIIE

BATSMAN tiol ouT

34

l604060505

AII out -7

BOvLItiG C,VERq lL hIKTS RIrNS

H Singadia L2 4 I L8CBest 3 O O 17D Masfers L2 6 7 15D Godkin l0 S I Il

Caringbah Sports rdcn by 72 runs

L4B @MPETITION "JOTIN }NODIE SHIE,D"

cL{,rB w.o. w.l. L.l. L.O. POTNI1S

Sylvania I 8rllawong (2) I 4rllaunng (l) 2 |Caringbah D.L.S. - 4Cronulla Seagulls

Pr€tniers: St patricksI'tinor Preniers: SylvaniaBatting Average: T ftthillBatting Aggregate: S HairBor"ding Average: C KuvejuBowIing Aggregate: C KuvejuCenturies: T Grthill

N ShainHat Tricks: NILwicket Keepers Award: S Hairlbst catches: D O'Shea

J WatkinsSylvania took 5I catches

BA1TIT\Effi'tion Records:Batting Average: T CuthillBatting Aggregate: S Hair

St PatricksCronulla Seagulls ISylvania 8

1-49s-3361276-26646

Sylvaniast PatricksSylvaniaSylvaniaSylvaniaIllarong (2)

75. 33469

7.518

125I14x

469 58.63338 55.33329 54.83377 3L.42226 28.25243 24.3265 24.09210 23.33253 21.0828s t-9.0224 16.0

SylvaniaSt Patricks

92/93 75.3392/93 469

I!4IB CIIIB H.S. INNS .N.O. RI.'NS AVE

Association Req>rds:Bcrdling AverageBq{fing Aggregate

S HairN DavisT FenechL FlenringB PilgrimA ReidN S\rainT Pcr€rS PisaniD OrSheaD Roast

D HunterT FenechA lrb6sM KeepC l,branD FreelarrlR DtitctrellS VickeryP ltbranA REidA WiItrDtD RoastA Gib€onD OrSheaL Fleming

St PatricksSylvaniaSt PatricksCaringbah D.L.S.Illarcng (2)IIIarcng (2)Illarcng (2)Illaupng (1)Caringbah D.L.S.Cronulla SeagullsCronulla Seagulls

8610261x9398x I0 473L2089x 12 472]. '22

Il4x 13 277x 12 35012066x 16 I53x 17 3

St John BoscoSt Jotn Bos6

G t{airc t{air

89/9089/90

4.3234

PTAYER, CU'B OVERS TDNS $IKIS RUNS AvE

st PatricksSt PatricksI I Iauq ( l )st PatricksSt Patricksrllauong (2)SylvaniaIllarcng (l)St PatricksIIIarcng (2)Caringbah D.L.S.Cronulla SeagullsCronulla SeagnrllsCronulla SeagullsCaringbah D.L.S.

72 19 17 I34 ?.8858 L7 14 t24 8.8655 11 13 I25 9.6269 22 1.4 I50 10.7178.r 20 13 145 U. l582 14 15 2l l 14.0787.5 16 13 222 17.0765 16 I I4s L8.r359.1 7 I0 206 20.672 15 9 I91 2L.227I 8 r0 22L 22.179 6 12 276 23.070 6 1r 267 24.27

105 I7 11 268 24.36rl4 23 8 204 25.5

FItilAL - St Patricks vs Svlvania

gT PAIR,ICKS

BATS!.rAr,l tlclf guT ryILR' RU!19t2

A o'Nei l lS Hair

R llitchellG EnertonG RileyR SundlamR Cuthill

N DavisP TanianeT CuthiIIR SunlramT collinsR MitcheUS JobsonC KuvejuG RileyStckeSundries

c tockc Davis

TanianeSundram

10r1142006

r01r3272413r003

442

T Fenech c Davis Kuveju II

M Keep c Davis RiIeY 0

D Hunter Bo{led Kuveiu 4

R Eenech Bc^ded lititchell 2l

J Plclnerney c Davis Sundram 13

P lbran Bq^tled Sundram 3

G Robeson c Jobson Sundram 0

c lbran tipT ouT 0

Sundries 3IAll out I4l

BOgfLItiE CI/ERS !'lDS W(Is Rt NS

i lT 2 3LP Taniane t0 I I 2L

SYLVAI.IIA

BATSMAN tlo{.oqt rcwLR RL,N9G ErErton Boltled hEVoY 9

L.B.Vl .BcbrledBodledc tl,airBolrledc KeepBonIedBc'^'Iedc P lbranrEn our

ItEVoy

C ljbranC lbranKeep!tEvqI'HunterKeepT Fenech

Il -J

2

I0

l603

t0I6

nBo'ILnc oY.ERS lDrys wK=Is RlxEC ltcran I0 6 2 6G RobesonS tlcE\royM KeepT FenechD Hunter

St Patricks rNon bY 70 runs

032II

25420

6IOt063

8l5149

14

I4C MMPETITION "TIM TNLKER IROPHY"

CLIJB W.O. W.I . BYE L.I . L.O. POINIS

Caringbahsports I 5 2 2stPatr icks - 5 I 4nngadine-424Sylvanialllahrong

t,reilriers:tlinor Prqrders:Batting Average:Batting Aggregate:Bowling Average:Bo{^rling Aggregate:Centuries:

Hat Tricks:Wicket Keepers Award: D WackrritzIbst catches3 G HuII

Ccrno Jannali & St Patricks took 4I catches

-415-30-126l-2L

453434

4 .6027

PIAYB CLI,JB H.S. INNS N.O. RIjNS AVEM PaUII Caringbah Sports '16 8 3 3O2 60.4R Forshaw Sylvania

BATTIticFociation Records:Batting Average: M PaullBatting Aggregate: D Sydes

J Littman GyrF.aA Gordon Caringbah SportsD Baker GyttEa

Caringbah Sports 92/93St John Bosco 9l/92

ll0x 9 2l00x 9 582?09480787068xBl69II I

Caringbah Sports 89/90Caringbah Sports 9L/92

Caringbah SportsGy{neaM PaullR ForshawT Gc[^tT Gct^tR Forshawc PriceJ Littlt|anNIL

Caringbah SportsE|gadineCcn|c Jannali

Caringbah SportsCaringbah SportsCaringbah SporEsSt PatricksElgadineElgadineCaringbah SportsGyrEaG!'[EaGyIEaGyflEaIIJ.avongSylvaniaEngadine

Caringbah Sports 60.4Sylvania 398Illahong 5.84Illahong 25Sylvania IIoxFqadine l03xcyrea I00x

EryadneCcrc Jannal.i 9

60 .447't

398 s6.86I91 47.75272 38.86310 38.7s240 34.29182 26.02L7 2L.7

J GleesonD $acklcitzD Gough

mdl,It{3Association Recprds:Boviling Average M KerrBcr^rling Aggregate H Singadia

PI,AYR CLTJB OVERS IIU.IS WKIS RUNS AVE

B cliffordM PaullJ DavisJoeI 6operT BonnitchaA BevanS C\rlndnsD OdenM ClarkR KennedyM SuttonG SoIcnDnM VfylieG Scott

52.2 t2 16 112 7.0065.1 15 ls L29 8.664.3 14 l l 100 9.0976.5 20 20 L92 9.569 20 lr 114 10.355s.3 13 t2 l '27 10.58sL.2 9 ll r23 11.1851878412.059 23 9 1I2 t2.4460 6 L2 160 13.3358 16 8 1lr 13.8862.4 7 L4 206 14.7t51.4 7 9 r8t 20.rr58 13 I 165 20.63

flal- - Carinqbah Sports vs GvrEa Bay

C.:IKBAH

E;:S}A\ HCff OUT rcWLR RIJNS

!c ?au-llT :annirgsJ :ieeson

S lu:rrinsS =eenacreC -airgB :fifiord!,1 SaL!€ttiK i'RourkeS'rdries

Bo\^rled Sutton

s\tton

T26 EOr 11)

c Sutton KennedyBorvled Kennedyc W/K Bradbury KennedyL.B.t{ .r,tf,T ourRIJN OT}Tc Sutton BakertiDT cttr

I82409

37

410

B},AI}E qIERS MDIiIS WKIS RT'NS

M :larkM SuttonR aemedyD :aker

M SuttonI'1 :larkP ltlnnesli =ugtl6J :ittsnanc :LackerD f€nG =adhryR Iennedyhl lbKirJ.eySu-dries

S =eenacreJ ]visM:3uIIB liffordC :eingT =-uings

c Cliffordc SalvettiBo^tIedc SalvettiBouled

c Cliffordstrlp CordonBcrdled

GreenacreCliffordPauIlcliffordClifford

CrtrminsCanningsGreenacre

04

II020

32A1l out TF

102L23t09

4215133801,2L

6.\S

B--S4\ I{c[{ OI'T MVILER RI,NS

34645

L.B.w. O.lrminsIDT q,}T

g]J]€ OI/ERS !G WI(IS RTJNS

6.2r285008412L2

IO

z

1322r023015

Ca:lngbah Sports hpn by 2 wickets

CLIJB W.O. W.t . L. t . L.O. D. POINIS

I4D @MPETITION

Calingbah SportsGyflEast Jotrn 806@st PatricksIllarrcngN,B. Penalty points in

Preniers:BaEting Average:Batting Aggregate:Bolvling Average:Bol^rling Aggregate:centuries:Hat lticks:

Wicket Keepers Award:lbst catches:

M WallisW OatesM E&€rdsS BrachtA ParkinsqrA Brad"Iey

D VantenberghR WiUsB Cod<

this grade.

l4iranda MagpiesJ ftulcairM ttaUisA FryzJ FieldingNILM HallR DanielsS l,UrayJ Fielding

St PatricksCaringbah SportsI{irandaIllarslgIll.ar€ngIUa$ong

St Jotul BoscoCaringbah SportsCaringbah Sports

St John BoscoSt John Boscost Patricksst John Bosco

,'@RDON TTIOI,ISON IROPHY"

cyrea 37.17st Patricks 292[liranda 7.52ltiranda 23

Caringbah Sports ISt Jotm Bosco :GyrrEal4irarda 13

-73--38172--37r35-131-262-16-262-14

GlrrEa took 46 catcnes

Association Records:Batting Average: D ShepherdBatting Aggregate: M Maguire

crays Point 90/91St John Bosco 90/9I

PIAYER CLIjB H.S. INNS N.O. RI,JNS AVEnsr157708153x91

48.2343

292 36.s232 33.14201 25.13

47 12 2 246 24.6

rcglt,Ibr3Fiation Records:Bowling Average C ArIIDurBowling A€Eregate C Anrour

J ltuIcair Gy{rEaJ Fielding llirandaA Phipps cyflpa

72.2 13 22 179 8.r484.5 l l 23 202 8.7867 L2 19 r7l 9.094.3 15 20 2I5 I0.7s85 14 21 226 10.7677 22 13 1s5 11.9278 13 L2 I73 L4.4289.4 15 15 223 14.8769.1 8 16 238 14.8883.3 18 13 205 L5.7763 10 L2 2I4 17.83

4Ix 16 552152

Illawong 90/9LIllawong 9O/9I

222 22.2204 15.69

5 .0034

PLAYER, CLIJB OVERS IIDNS WI(IS RTJNS AVE

G Hawley cytrEaS t{attnmniR VanilenberghM l{allisS Wallis

FIML - l4iranda vs carinqbah Sports

!{IRANDA

BATSIIAN HC[d o(IT BC[{I,R RUNS

G CarrA WarryM EdwaldsJ FieldingA MacdessiA FrybzN GAIEP KeaneR DugganK ColesSundries

3 for

9IKIS

RB CookM HaIIM ZlensC RtmneyW OatesA LumbS Bo^merS SnythL Philip

CARITiGBAH SPORTS

BNISMAN H:H OUI M{LER RTJNS

tiDT c[trc WZt Philip Bor^rerR['N C[,}Tlut our

361528

00I00

I00

C RurrEy BodledM zierns Bcrrled

Bcl^rledBowIedc t\atzc Fieldingc lt^ CarrBoerledBonledrrcn ouT

nrLtzFieldingDugganDlrgganFieldingFieldingFtytzFtl&z$hrry

zI55

I60I

15AII out -67

561A Lunb

L PhilipB c@kM HAIIR nillsS BowrErS SwthM DavisSundries

A WarryA FrytzJ FieldingR D'r.rgganB l4itchell

Itliranda riron by 7 r^rickets

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q'1vaniCaringbah SportsE)gad-ineqEaCo JannaliN.B. Penalty points lost this grade.

IA CU{PSTITION

Plsriers:!,L.:ror Prqniers:Bai-jng Average:Ba:ting Aggtregate:Borling Average:Bo.'Iing AggEegate:c-ear-!urles:

Ha: Tricks:wicket Keepers Avrard:I\bs: catches:

-82-42145-36145-33224230136-29

"TED SYXES IROPEY, Irc. AIJ,AN TALLIN SHIELD"

c,L3 w.o. w.1. L. I . L.O. POTNTS

SylvaniaIllauongc HarrisG HarrisS ttlcceachieS McceachieD LucasK Ster^arENILD MitchellD Lucas

Brgadine took 57 catches

SylvaniaSylvaniaIllavrongIl]arongCaringbah SportsEngadine

Ccrno JannaliCaringbah sports

92/9390/91

I l3 .25453

6.4434

LT2I0Ix

LZ

113.2s576

420 42.00315 35 .00265 29.44

SylvaniaEtgadine

Pi;^YR CLUB H.S. INNS N.O. RTJNS AVE

Caringbah Sports 112 l0 2 368 46.00

Assciation Records:BatLing Average:Ba--ting Aggregate:

D IrcasS ibceachieRoc StaffordK Ste\irart

rXJIGFiation Recerds:Bo'Jing AverageBo.'ling Aggregate

D RckrlandC BeattieB RcutiK S:er.rartM I'AodsS CorleyJ lbhsM SreM PetersG faarrisR 3cffronD lxcasJ lblnnesT Glennanc Eill

G Harri.sC Lake

BgadineCcnp Jannali

9 I25

Illa\,rong 95 Il ISylvania ?Ix It 2Elgadine 10Ix 11 2

PIATER CLUB C'VERS IIDNS I']I$S RI'NS AVE

D Tozer Conc Jannali 9O/9I 6.20A Davis ccflp Jannali ,,/92 36

Cqringbah Sports 67.3 14 16 116 7.25cyrrEa 67 t4 tB 139 7.72

8.4t8.778.86

r0.05II .17I I . 33L2.O4L2.7712 .8513 .0413 .6313 .8813.93

IIlahrong 98.r 20 2l I78

Sylvania I07 30 19 191

Caringbah sports 135.4 22 22 287clyrrpa 99 I7 19 260

Brgadine 95 30 18 158Caringbah sports 7I L2 15 133

CcnD Jannali 110 28 I7 190Ergadine 78 l8 18 2o4caringbah sports 132.3 27 21 253Sylvania I.10.5 3l 18 230Cc.rD Jannali 79.2 14 14 180

69 2092.4 12 16 223

FINqL - Sylvania vs Cc(Ilc Jannali

SYLVATiIIA

BATSMAN HCTI OUT TWLER RI,JNS

S LairsS @vr1eyRod StaffordM CulkoffC MarvinT FlaningD CroucherD BurnsRichard StaffordA BediSundries

A PadtS lKeachieA ltyersR FagelB RouthT l€edtEmP FitzgibbonC KerulisC Bot,dnanA ArnoldSundries

G HarrisS IawsM CulkoffRod StaffordT Flerning

Cc.rD r,Dn by 3 wickets

c lqcceachie llversT{'T OUT

Bobiledc Routh

c Fitzgibbonc KennisRUN OUTI\loT OUT

Bowledc Flemingc Rod staffordc Culkoffc MarvinRTJN OUIRUN OUTc Rod StaffordRI,'N CIUTTilf,T OT'T

lKeachiePadt

AllenPadt

La1"rsHarrisI-awsFlerningFlaning

Harris

I74

4l l

31l

Iz

1I

If,

A11 out for D6-

0I50

620

I380

13Ts+-'/ tor

nlLITiE OVMS MDS VIKTS RI,.INS

B RouthA PAdtA l4yersA ArnoldP FitzgibbonS .tlen

ILTAIP}IG

T2T2t24)5

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0

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002

28355Z

9I3I3

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l t .5I9?I

30II23J_b

14

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Il

3

IllauorgSylvaniam JannaliGy{rEast Patricks

Preflriers3Batting A\reragesBatting Aggregate:Borling Average:Boviling AgqEegate:

@nturies:

Hat l:icks:

I2B @tqPEfITIOt{

Associatiqr Recgrds:Battrng A\rerage: D @(BatEing Aggregate: B Wicks

"IAL IIEIDERSOTiI ITOPHY(

33262T19I4

1225

-16r16-36

I4-4-3-21-

Caringbah SporcsP Cor(M PerrettR l.lellingtsrA HubardJ HunterP Co:<J glhitefraUNIL

Vficket Keepers Award: NILlbst catches: B Pinney Carfugbah SportE

caringbah sports took 45 catches

GyFaIUanqr,IllarugCaringbh SportEst Patrickaq/trEaSylvania

lilirandaMagpies 9O/9LCcnD JannaLi 90/91

51.00382

4.332626

ll7108

L2

61.83490

PTAYER CLI'B H.S. INTIS N.O. RT'I{S AvE

l{ ItrrettT FisherA HubbardJ rhit€ttallS O€nJ HunterG l,brrigsA FullerR WelftuStql

gILIIiG&-iation Records:Borlirtg A\rerageBoding Aggregate

T FisherA HubbardJ HunterB Piilr€yA DecruiterI{ PerrettG lbrrissB Ardersdru tladfieldP @nnyA Robinsdru Fergn.r9dt

Sylvania6D Jannalist Patricksst PatricksIIlaruqIUa$orrt

st Patrickscarirgbah sports&rc JannaliIUas,ongsE PatricksSylvaniaqrEaCcnp itannaliryl\raniasylvania

IUaHq|g 73x 15 7 382 - 47.?5Cariqbah SportE 50x 8 3 2O4 40.80Caringbah Sports 88 8 I 277 39.50

37 14 3 20I65 14 I 21649 15 I 2r8

R t€Uirqtqt Illarug 92/93 4.33T Fenech Sr Patricks 9L/92 38

108 13 0 296 22.7956x 13 3 211 21.1049 16 I 281 18.73

16.7516.5115.57

5.455.927.268.539.40

10.50tt.2t12.0015.44L9.20L9.2219.54

80 24 24 13174 L2 26 154

rLz 38 26 1898s 2s 15 12878 14 t0 947L.2 20 t4 I47

lll 30 19 21356.5 l0 17 2046s l4 9 13956 7 l0 L92759917373 L2 Il 2L5

FItilAL - Carinsbah SporEs vs Illar,€nq

CARIIGBAII SPORI\S

E{TS!&Nc

s HallB PinneltT Fishers HardcastleM BerringerJ Barrett IennardS GodfreyH BlcrrgA PallisterC HaneySundrieE

M PerrettR WeuingtonU PorFrA F\rllerM StilesD lbssR HalloranR !,bKinnonA GA1Ec $rith

Iil.ATUG

Bcrdedc Foderrgr cuTlrtr cuT

67

l86

lil PqderA F\rIIerll Perrettc hithR l{ellirEtsrR ltbKinndrB tlalEoodD ltcssA Galetit StilesIt HalloranSundrie8

cBol1edc Barrett L€nnadBcidledc Pallisterc Fisherc Pallisterc Pallisterc ltrardcastlec PinneyNtr qrr

PinneyBerringerHubbadlFisherGodfreyBerringerFieherHatdcastleFisher

l93 for -6'g

01l29

I3081009

AII out 36

B PinneyT Fishertl BerrfuEerS BardcastleS Godlfrey

I32II

0II40

76.2752

I79

152I

Caringbah Sports rsr by 7 sicketa

I2C MMPEIIITION "IYMN TII'IORS TROPHY"

cL{,rB H.O, W.I . D. TrE L.O. L.1. POINIS

l.tirandaSt John BoscoIllarong L 2Heathootel l - ICcfiDJanna1i - 4 2N.B. Penalty points lost this grade.

341---24925l l - r40

724tz5419

Illar{lonq took 60 catches

B!{TTINGIffition Records:Batting Average: D Sr,,eeney Grays Po.intBatting Aggregate: S Pisani Cronulla Seagulls

Prenriers:Minor Preniers:BatEing Average:Batting Aggregate:Bovrling Average:Bo\^rling Aggregate:Centuries:Hat lYicks:Wicket KeeIErs Ar,vard:lbst catches:

c nunbrellL IrelandM TileyB PerceyP JohnstonD VornisterS AllisonD GurneyA AllisonJ Tierney

BO{LITiEffilion Records:Boriling AverageBor.fling Aggregate

llirandaCaringbah SportsD MapstoneG DunbrellL IrelandG DunbrellNILL FoskettB PercreyT Dalforno

Caringbah Sports 46.'15St John Bosco 233Caringbah Sports 4.86St John Bosco 29

caringbah Sports I (In rinal)IllarrongSt Jotrr Bosoo 13

90/9t 7r,.2090/9L 430

PIAYER CL[,'B H.S. INNS N.O. RUNS AVED Mapstone Caringbah sports 70x 9 5 187 46.75

St John Bosco 66114Caringbah Sports 74 90HeathcoteIllar"rong

HeathcoteltirandaSt John Boscol'lirandaCc(m Jannali

M GleesonK Steuart

cu,B

39x lI 457x ll 2

255

183165 23.57202 22.4420I 22.33ls3145154

33.2820. 33

21.8520.7519.2518 .6618 .66

2.0330

AVE

4 .89

iliranda 49 9 0s0I0375x9353102949016869 13 L 224

Caringbah sports 89/90Engadine 9I/92

RT'NS

St Jotn BoscellirandaHeathcotest John Bosao!4irandaCaringbah Sportslilirandat{irandaIllarongItlirandaCanp JannaliCcrlD JannaliIlla\^,ongHeathcote

88.555.275.369) t

616054484246427438

28 29722

15 2311 2320 13L7 T7L2 1614 L2819

10 t22]-5sl l

13 183r0

L42II5L2813478

10410483

r2990

136r00r6697

5.225. 565 .826.006.L26.56 .916.787.509 .069.099.229.70

PIAYR

i[!q,L - Calinqbah Sports vs [tiranda

Y.1A},IDA

;;:sIAN TIO&J OUT MWT,ER RTJNSi:lyson Bohrled Mapstone --{

!{ seetoP Johnstqla. .\-l-Iisons .Ulisoni. ioustonF ]r'ensS laviesT teynoldsu ferudngc loel.S:rCries

c Irelandc Mapstone

c IrelandBohrledBowIedBo^r1edRUN OUT

Fbskettlloffitt

FoskettFoskettIrelandMapstone

OrensA Al-LisonJohnstonA AIIison

A Allison

Dyson

149

31I t

00I03

249 forE

c lbKenzie Fbsketttitf,T our

BcrJLIIire O/ERS I.IDS WTCS RI,'NS

D IapstoneB :cKenzieD lbffitt!i iughstonL loskett (inc tlat ftick)T :6pel

103104

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F:944N HO{ OUT BO{I,ER RTJNS

l.l Leid Bo"rledL :oskett Bo{r1edL IrelandB lbKenzieJ $lithurstD gaPstone

C ?ac€yti f,ughstonD bffirri. :isherSldries

A -\llisonS -lllisqrR 3lrensl- rysonA Souston

!r-::anda won bry 10 runs

0T22774

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10s38r03016

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12032

nILItiG o1/ERS trlDNS WI(IS R(NSa'

695

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I2D CIIIPETITION

Itirarda 4Ergadine 2Cronulla Seagnrlls 3cynEa IN.B. Penalty points lost this gnade.

OMN MBIE TROPHYI

g,[JB w.I. L.O, L.1. POINTS

SylvaniaT-338

Prerniers:BatEing Average:Batting Aggregate:Borling Average;Boding Aggregate:Centuries:Itat lticks:

A HarveyR Falker[dreE langhamD Bevan

@m JarnaliA HoustonA HoustonE fangharnM DolronNILD !rcill

-619-818

557r33 102

ttirandattlirarrla@Tp JannaliSylvania

Dtiranda 92/93l4iranda 92/93

Sylvania IGyrEaCronulla Seagulls 11

3418IB13

68. s274

4.3522

Wicket Keepers Armrd: T ButtelrFrthlrbst calches: B Jeh,ell

BAITIIiNFseiation Records:Batting Average: A HoustdlBatting Aggregate: A Houston

Ccrrc Jannali & Sylvania took 44 catches

68. 52t4

PTAYR CLUB H.S. INNS N.O. RTJNS AVE

Sylvania 3674 159 53 .0Gonulla Seagmlls 69x 6 2 I47 36.75Ocno JannaliElgadine

@m JannaliliiiranilaMirarrlaSylvania

SylvaniaGrays Point

90/9L89/90

29.83r8.50

2.7823

179148

rcI'llIIEiffi'tion Records:Bcrding Average N NolanBcryling Agqregate S Hooper

PIAYER CLUB OVBS IDI{S T{CIS RUNS AvE

Sylvania 79 27 22 115Cronulla Seagulls 50 11 15 89Sylvania 65 15 l7 117Sylvania 4lMirarda 39

910757 15 113

Ctdrulla Seagulls 76 ll 21 168Cronulla SeagnrUs 66 L7 15 128

H DqpnR FalkermireD IIGiIIA HarveyA RatmanB JewellJ RoastR BrigEsA lio|rstonM FenningA Pippet

5.225 .936.88?.57.538.008. 538.68.689.57

1r.09r1.4L2.014.55

J Tench GlateaR I,bAT GFEAM ltacl$/itz EngadineU BevanD Baird

459I08675 18 16 1397l 14 2L 20Ls3 1l ll L2249 I0 l0 tl43858965089131

M KirklEm !,tkarda 50 5 I0 I78

Egadine 42 9Cc.Ip Jannali 49 8

7 L02 14.578 117 L4.62

17.820.L6!t Enbletdl Engadine 47.L L2 6 121

FIML - Ccnp Jannali vs Sylvania

CITD JANNALI

BATSMAN HCN OUT rcWLER RUNSM tl,arrison c thcnpson l{arvet -7

c Harris ttarveyN WattE LanghamR BriggsJ Teoflc DcHningK ColeaD BairdA lbtilaughtonS EdsonR KhilnaniSundries

J DavisR T?cfif)sqtA PippetM DoyortB HaffisS Ni@IopoulosM PladEttan RigbySurdries

c Harristittt c[,]Ttur ouT

Bo^tledRUN C[tTc Bairdc ColesBorIedI\Pt C[,nI\PT CtlT

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IangtuemMctibughtonBaird

BairdB KhilnaniBaird

49

L2I

11205040809

I33for T

rcg|LItE OI/RS riDS . ld(Is RtNs

D IrtccillA PippetJ DavisM Doyonw Rigby

SYLVANIA

BATSUAN TgI C[,'T UILER RI,NS

00000

63I2I

D ltlccill Bo'irledA H,arvey Bohrled

I700

1l6032

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M9|LITiG OI/ERS MDNS WI(IS RUNS

DBaird 7 3 4 IAtttilaughtdr 7 3 I 5RBriggs 7 2 0 7J$eoh 3 0 0 zRKhilrnni 4 I | 7

Cm Jannali uon by 86 runs

IOA COTqPEUTION RAY IIIoREINN TROPHY"

CLUB W.O. W.1. L.O. L.I. POTNTS;

CcnDJannali L 7 - 2 45Caringbahsports - 5 I 4 29cynEa-3-722StPatricks - 3 - 7 22trgadine - 2N.B. PenaLty points lost this grade.

Prenriers! @rcltinor Premiers: IIIavDngBatting A\rerage: J Drinl$aterBatting AgEregate: J Drinl$aterBorling Average: C DavisBcrdling Aggregate: J Drinkr^raterCenturies: S ReidHat lticks: A t{allisWicket Keepers Armrd: A t{ailislbst catches: S Reid

ccnD Jannali & Illawong took 48 calches

BAITIIiGFiation Records:Batting Average: c lbrriss St patricksBatting Aggregate: J Drinknater Illawong

s Reid Cam Jannali

2615

Illauong 54.85Illarrcng 384@rrc itannali 5.2Iuar€ng 26Ocnc Jannali l0lxst Patricks Ist PatricksCcrlp Jaffra]-i II

9r/9292/93

PIAYR CLUB H.S. INNS N.O. RIJNS A\M

60.33384

I8. 53

H l,lcceachie IllauongP CulffA Hine

CorD itannali

10Ix l0 345x t0 456x94

352 50.28250 41.66202 40.4

Ergadine 50 14 l, 241

BCHLIT\GIGSffition Records:Bci.fling Average B Ronald IllaqpngBoding Aggregate J Drint$ater Illatrcrlg

89/9092/93

3.2539

PLAYR CI 'B

OI'ERS IiDt{S [d(Is RI'NS AVE

J DrinkuaterD Sl|ttpnsD WaneN ColeS ReidS SpenseT selvageK HrdscnA FlemingC JordanA WaUis

IUarrongIUahDngCcno Jannaliocno JannaliCc.rD JaruEIiSt Patricks

107 39 26 1406r 14 t5 9162.4 2r 14 956I.4 20 13 100

5.385.066.787.69

64L7884.1 L2 L7 2L5

97 L2.L2

Egadine 58 4 t2 152GyrEa 69 14 9 125caringbah sporEs 85.3 13 1l 159Caringbah Sports 55 7 8 L20St Patricks 94 16 12 196

N Trajcevski Gyrrea 82 19 9 149A Cheena IIlawongB Kennedy cyrEa

63.3 16 7 11698 22 1l 188

L2.6413.0813.8814.4515.016.3316.5516.5717.0917.45C Oateg caringbah sports 83.2 15 Il lrg2

FII'IAL - Cc.rp JanrEIi vs llla$rong

colp JAI{NALI

BATSI,IANc

P CulffC DavisD WaneN coleS BurnsD HaIIB lbNaughtonR El l isM PickeringN HoganSundries

Bc|ldledRTJN OUTRetiredc lbceachieRetiredRetiredRetiredRetiredriDT OUTc NaiI

Drink$,ater

l*lc$overn

Cl1e€fiE

DavisBurns

20l -J

6o

0I010

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F9ILIIiG O\MRS MDS WI(IS RIJNS

A CheemaD Sl/ttDnsD ttlyersN KoovarjeeI CatlEronM lr,l6o\rernJ l\bilP zanardoc varidel

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922t570020310220062004201-5210522002003

A Che€rrEP ZanardoJ tlail

c PickeringBqrIed

0n0

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c Hogan BJrnsVlane

c Hogan l'ranec Davis CoIeBo^rled ColeRtN OUtI\Un OUTc lttilaughton Cole

mgtlJlriG qEE€ ITDNS tttKIS Rr,rNs

S hJrnss ReidD l{aneN Cole

Ccno Jannal,i rnn by 25 runs

82536.5 2

26ol t23412

loc ct€EfITIoN i9![I,LY CRqE{ER mOPHYn

ctt B vf.l. L.1. PonYIu

St ilohn Bos@Cronulla SeagutlsIllauorgItirandaHeath@te

Prentiers:litinor Premiers:Batting Anerage:Batting AggregatesBqding Average:Banling lggregates@rturies:Ilat Tricks:I'b6t catchea:

tbatJr@te 40.00

321732I723132313-55

St John BosooSylrranial{ Frierdu EriendJ CoIIineA DellerNILNILB KturgM O't€i1l

Heatioote r20Sylvan.ta 5.42Grorulla SeaguUs 13

Cnonulla Seagulls 7st Patricks 7

J VardenbergJ GIeffIS l,tlodliarK FlantingB KturgB ltllvriibA ltalrtreu,t GaUlrott

Cronulla Seagulls took 26 catches

st John Bo8@IIlaworgUtandaSytvania 3{G,onulla SleaguUs 37Ilfaiorg 29xCronulla Seagulls 39Cr,onulla Seagulla 3]x

7710910273

106797673

57xtl5x32

6l3

77I49441432

35645566

I22I0I2I

38.536.3325.524.332L.219.7519.0I4.65

Illarang 22

PTTYER C[I'B OI'ERS IDI{S T{ICIS RT'IIS AvE

K flenturgA ltllerl,l FrlerdS lbodliarJ l^ldH.terP BarclayJ Galll,ottJ ClennA P119rioB KirgJ tlyersS l(al,anrghB ltlll'lidbg

' Sylvanh 20Cnorull.a Seagulls 36tbathcote 29l,lirarda 3ll{irarda 23tbathoote 20e,onuUa lbagulle 47Illarcrg 23Ifhdg 22Cnonulla Seagulla 24llitandr 22liliranda 22

4454II5530005

{09l58608t48

lr05l7077818468

6.67?.008.288.57

10.12r2.00L2.22L2.7517.5019.2520.2528.0034.00

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c lleory h|ld 6IlingA ItcEnoyJ VatdenberghG RobonD St3$artSurdriea

NIbJ OllinsS BrrgesgK Fl.entngB Stritlrc Ycirrg

SYLINNI,A

B StrlthB RmkeJ OllingS BEge3gK FlenlngU EttrickN lloC SpoiarC lqrqN lqlrgSurdrieg

c llitkina 6Uinsl[t{ cttThrled Flerntngtgl CUT

515

20

23I8I8I657

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A ilcBnoy,I VadcnbergG baar

St John be@ sr by 13 nna

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CLUB W.I. L.I. POINfticaringbahsports 5 - 25I1lavutg (l)ccnE JannaliSylvaniaIUarutg (2)st PatricksN.B. Penalty points lost ttris grade.

Prsniers: caringbah sportsBatting A\rerage: A lbBarrylBatting AggEqtates R EitrErdsBowling Averages M Hr.rghstonBowlirg Aggregate: M HughstqlCenturies: NILHat lticks: NILlbst catches! R Eihmrds

CctrD Jannali took 13 catches

857087

It591707095

412L2 3 t323L2149149

2651022462548193521.3 5 5233424352945200421 43302629 I5263319032033

"II{IRAIEA GLMI}iG TROPI|Y"

IUaldongOc.rc itannaliCaringbah SportgCaringbah sports

Ccnp Jannali

ur.00u5

2.5T2

6

BA1TIIiEFffi- cr,lrB H.s. rNNs N.o. RUr{s AvE

Caringbah Sports 48 3 2caringbah Sports 3lx 3 2

M Hughstons cainB nartonR Et$ardsS VellaS Wrightu EttrickT Stafford

Ilfarong (1)CqE JannaliIllarug (I)

373146x4I43x 4 -1

47404760

46{I563?42446369625I

10393596871

85.0070.00{3 .538. 3330.325.0017.515.83

6.837.07.18.4

11.012.613.815.551?.017.1618.619.6522.6624.66

Caringbah Sports 41 3 0SlvaniaIllauong (2)

OT'ERS III{S

S VellaD HaIIB frhrtqlS CrinD llarardolaB CooperT CarrS llrrrissT StaffordA GiLlettB FetgusonR BlaneyA thiteM Ste\rensR Elhnrd3

IUa$utg (1)CdtD JannalilUamng (f)Caringbah Sports&rD Jannalirlfaurg (2)IUarug (1)St PatricksIllardq|gst PatricksSylvaniast PatricksIffarrcrq (I)I l ladqtg (2)

Ooo Jannali

FIIIAL - Carinqbah Sports vs Illardra

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Open ?J0 a.B. to 5.00 p.m. Mon. to Fr1.?.90a.m. to 11.30 a' .m. Sat.

BENT'S

HONOUR ROLL

CLUB CHAMPIONS

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1 96S66................................. Jannali1 96667................................. Jannali1 967168.................................Cronu||a RSL1 968/69.................................Sy|vania Heighb1 969f/0.................................Sy|vania Hdghts197U7 1.................................Engadine Dragons19nn2.................................Engadine Dragons1972n3.................................Miranda Magpi€s1973t74.................................Engadine Dragons1974175.................................Engadine DragonsI 97t76.................................Engadine Dragons1976177.................................Engadine Dragons19nn8.................................Miranda Magpie1978t9.................................Engadine Dragons1 979180.................................Como1 98OAl .................................St Patricks1981/82.................................Caringbah Sports198243.................................Sy|vania Heighb1 983184.................................Gymea Bay198445.................................Sylvania Heights198546.................................Sy|vania HeighB198647.................................Caringbah Sports198748.................................Caringbah Sports1988189.................................Caringbah Sports198Sr9O.................................Caringbah Sports1 99Og 1.................................Gymea Bay1991/92.................................Caringbah Sports1992191.................................Caringbah Sports

CRICKETER OF THE YEAR.JOHN WOODHOUSE MEMORIAL TROPHT

1 961 /62...................R Tozer1 52/63.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .M Kin9.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 963/64.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B Davidson.. . . . . . . . . .1 964/65.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 McManus.. . . . . . . . . .1 96y66.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .c Bai |ey.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , .1 966/67.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P Venn1 967/68.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .M Ray.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 968/69.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P Hart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 969n0.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J Qpon.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 97 On 1.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .S Anderson.. . . . . . . . . . .1 97 1 n 2.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A Hi|di tch.. . . . . . . . . . . . . .' l 97 ?n 3.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B Hand 1ey.. . . . . . . . . . . . .1 grcn 4.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B Hand |ey.. . . . . . . . . . . . .1 97 4n 5.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K Hudson.. . . . . . . . . . . . .1 97 5n 6.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .c Whattey.. . . . . . . . . . . .1 97 6f77 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P Bishe|1.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 979/80.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .M Gardner. . . . . . . . . . . . .1 980/81 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J Steed.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 981 /82.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K Tu i te. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 98283.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A Quinn.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 983/84.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M Condon.. . . . . . . . . . . . .1 984/85.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J Sm i th. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 98986...................C Parsons.1 986/87.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D Wa1|ace.. . . . . . . . . . . . .1 987/88.. . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . .S Duff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 988/89................... N Morando............1 989/90.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M O'Brien.. . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 990/91 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C Haran.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 991 /92.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J. Ho||ey.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I 992/93.......,............M. Brad|ey............

Miranda MagpiesSt PatricksMiranda MagpiesEngadine DragonsJannaliSt PatricksCaringbah D.L.S.Sylvania HeightsJannaliSylvania HeightsCaringbah SporsGymea BayGlmea BayMiranda MagpiesMiranda MagpiesGymea BayMiranda MagpiesCaringbah SporSSt PatricksSt PatricksJannaliComoEngadineSt PatricksSt PatricksEngadineStJohn BoscoStJohn BoscoGlmea BayCaringbah Sports

PAST ASSOCIATION OFFICE BEARERS

PRESIDENTS:L TlcehwstJ.DalyF. PettneonD. ClerkK Whad€y

SENIOF VICE.PRESIDENTS:R. LongbobmJ. TwpbG. ThomconF. PatdnsonL HrrdeyK WhateyK CrardnerH Pebfs

JUNIOR VICE.PRESIDENTS:K HopkhoJ. TwpbG. ThomeonM. EdsonR. l'llldltc lD. ClerkR. MoonB.Qt,lhn

9EQEEIABIE9:A.TredlmldcM. EdsotlJ. RutyA. Crasbn

W:F. ilelbonJ. LyndlJ. LynrltP. Scfiofleld

195758195869197?n519784r1981,93

1959,621963,€51966169197U72197stn1978/811982801991,93

1959/601961,63'1965,661969/701972n31975tT71978411982/92

1957681963/6919721E,O1990192

1969n5pn821985/88199083

A. Tredinnld '1958/59N. Davlee 196922K. Prend€rgast 197978D. Clark(pa{ 198142

K. Hopkins 1962,6i1G. ltlerdn 1965,00L Fay 196gUOK. Prenderg€st 197475D. Clsrk 1977n9R. Hiil 198142l. Chalmers 1990,92

J. Dunsten 1960161L Flynn 1963,€5N. Daviee 19e6,69K. Prendergnst 197U72L Hendl€y 1979175Kwhad€y 1S77naK @rdner 198142A. Crasbn 1992pi1

J. ltloodleR. HilditctlD. l,lastersB. Probert

1958,6i11%9t72198080190283

E.Townsend 1S7WG.Bery 198285A. Cresbn 1988,90

PAST AssoCnnON oFFlcE BEARERS (Cont'd)ffi:

E. Hllzlnge 1960/61R. Tumeth 1963/65W. lblnee 1965/67G. Thomson lErcgnzG. Ogihde b Dec. 1975KMofpm 1977n8G. l'larshall 198045l. Chalmers 1989/92

1957611966t7 I1972n5197640198446

1957/58196s/711975tT71979€.2198?n41983/84198445'1984/901986/901990/911989/93

1961/651966/681972n61980/851988/901992/93

1963/65En31974n51983461989/90

1961,€31965661967691972/75$71tn1978/80198s4919g2,gl

1961,€51971t721975t76198ry84198683

1958,G51974751gT7n91980/411982/&l1984451984,90198186198t89190091'1990,93

19656619€8t721968t72198s/881990,92

196sr/11974r3197s/831986491991r93

L FlynnM HartW. Cox[,tr6. G. lrtrvtonJ. Lynch from Dec.D. TrevorW. SbakerB. Phillipo

E. HildngerG. AndersonM. FodyoeS. Ste€dR. &ennan

W. CroucherE. TowneendB. Doh€rtyB. DavisonB. DohertyC. LeekeJ. SconJ. Lynctll. ChalmersB. WlliamsonB. Stanbd

A. MahoneyJ. RuttyR. HillL. &hagiatB. Probert

J. RuttyK. WhatleyJ. DolaFBrownJ. ChalmersB. Ross

TREASURERS:J. WoodhouseC. Tay'orC. Lat rbrlirrs. I RuttyD. Thwait€s

RECORDERS:J. iroodieF. lilalborlK. WhadeyG. BerryD. ThwalteeC. PaddyW. GilsM. SbnfordW. AndrervsC. McDonoughJ. Chalmers

REGISTRAFS:G. lbrdttN. Davieol. RuttyP. WitcornhrcB. StanbrdM. O'&ien

PUBLICITY OFFICERS:R. TumethJ BannonB. RcenT. GbsonT. Gleeson

PAST ASSOCIATION OFFICE BEARERS (Confd)COMMITTEE MEN:

S. Asde 1957/59 S. NeilsenJ. Jamieson 1957/58 R. SmirhA Peterson 1958/60 W. CroucherR longbottom 1959/60 K. KilleyK. Collis 1960161 B. McManusG. Merritt 1960/62 K. HopkinsG. Thomson 196263 B. McManusW. Bailey 196264 G. ThomsonC.Johnson 196V65 L. KnappN. Druery 196Y67 A. MahoneyJ. Turpie 196Y66 N. DrueryL.Ray 1966/69 N. DaviesL. Piper 196942 G. AndersonJ. Edwards 1968/69 F. PaftinsonJ. Bannon 197?n3 G. AndersonG. OgiMe 197?J75 C. KeenanW. Haines 197?n3 L. HandteyT. Wagner 1974176 T. JonesS. Steed 197V80 K. WhatteyR. Moore 1976ft8 R. HiilG Marshall 1979/80 K. GardnerA. Willis 198A87 G. BerryJ. Hutcheon 1983/84 W. LawlerM. Magee 1987/89 C. MannP. Schofield 1989/90 W. FosterB. Straker 198940 G. BlakeleyR. Eaglesham 1991/92 B. Phillipsl. Chalmers 199293 V. Routh

19t/591 958/591959/6019@621 960/611961/62196263196/V651 963/641964/651971n?1961681 967/691969t01970n11971n21972n3197?n31974n51974n51979811978191 980/90198?/871 987/891991/921 991/92199293

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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

The Trade Practices Act '1974, came into force on October 1, 1974. There areimportant new provisions in that Adwhich contain strid regulations on advertisingand alt advertisers and advertising agents are advised to study these prwisions verlrcarefully.

It can be an offence for anyone to engage, in trade or @mmerce. in conduct"misleading or deceptive". In particular Sedion 53 contains prohibitions for doingany of the folloadng in connection with the supply of goods or servies or inconnection with the promotion, by any means. of the supply or use of goods orseMces.

(a) Falsely fepresent that goods or services are of a particular standard. qualityor grade, or that goods are of a particular style or model.

(b) Falsely represent that goods are new.

(c) Represent thal goods or services have sponsorship, approval. performancecharacteristics. acc.essories uses or benefits they do not have.

(d) Represent that he or it has a sponsorship, apprwal, or affiliation he or itdoes not have.

(e) Make false or misleading statements concerning the existence of, oramounts of prioe redudions.

(0 Make false or misleading statements concerning the need for any goods,seMces, replacements or repairs.

(g) Make false or misleading statements concerning the existence or effed ofany warranty or guarantee.

PENALTY:

For an individualFor a corporation

- $10,000 or 6 months imprisonment.- $50,000.

It is not possible for this company to ensure that advertisements which are publishedin this magazine comply with the Act and the responsibility must therefore be on theperson. company or advertising agency submiting the advertisements forpublication.

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