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551. Third Grade Records (continued) Hiaheet PartnerahiDsi (detailn available only since i960) let wkt 164* P. Mackay and A. Shaw va. Manly 1979-80 '2nd «*t 115 0. Foley and E. Noblo va. - 1962-63 3rd i« k t 121 D. Ridley aiwl C. Parker vs. N. Dialrict (aemx) 1975-76 Ath Kkt 151 F. Waqner and D. Clart-e vs. Glebe 1961-62 5th Mkt 191 A. Frost and T. Driacoll vs. Macqusrie Uni, 1980-81 6th iikt 139 J. Davis and L. Wiillama V 3 . N. District 1965-66 7th ««kt 121 A. Oietach and R. Richards vs. Paddington 1963-64 eth Mkt 91 J. Wall and P. Dilldn vs. Penrith 1979-80 9th M k t 90 D. Fox and M. O’Sullivan vs. Sydney 1969-70 10th «ikt 7A A. Little and J. Rodgers v8. Gordon 19B2-83 in,,,?,yd 3 - K.W. Aaproy 117 (1923-24); 116 (1923-24); 131 (1924-25). 528 V. Golden 1939-40 2 - A.D. Watson 169 (1908-09); 103 (1908-09). 2 - N. Corkhill 137*(1956-57); 109 (1957-58). 2 - A. McMahan 155*(1964-65); 100*(i962-63) 50 xkta in a aeaeon: 2 - I.W. Foulsham 1J7 (1965-66); 101*( 1966-67). 54 R .Cotton 1966-67 2 - D. Quoyle 118 (1982-83); 100 (1982-83). 52 S. Dight 1980-81 5« C. McRae 1973-74 FOURTH GRADE RECORDS Premiers: 1976-77; 1980-81 (also Minor Premiers) Semi-finalists: 1963-64, 1971-72, 1974-78, 1979-80. Most runs in a season: J. Watts 565 (ave 43.5) 1975-76 Highest average: R. Scamps 119.0 (238 runs) 1965-66 Most wickets in a aeason: A. Jakes 76 (sue 9.8) 1969-70 Beat average: A. Smythe 3,6 (16 wkts) 1950-51 Highest individual score: P. Hamblin 163 n.o. (v Mncqunrle Uni)1982-83 Best boMling In an inninga: A. Smythe 8-19 (vn. Cordon) 1950-51 Best boMling in a natch: P. Dillon 13-54 (vs. Balmain) 1979-80 Host dismissala (wicketkeeping in a season: A. Wallis 29 (24 cts., 5 stpn.) 1980-81 500 runs in • season: 565 3. Watts 1975-76 564 P. Mackay 1982-83 50 *»kt# in 8 season: 76 A. Jakes 1969-70 65 A. Jakee 1971-72 59 P. Dillon 1979-80 52 S. White 1979-80 Highest Partnerships: 1st wkt: 167 R. Hunter and K. O'Connor vs. Nth." District 197A-75 191 R. Hangan and 1. Tabrett vs. Mosman 1972-73 2nd M k t: 191 P. Mackay and P. Logan vs. Waverley 1982-83 3rd M k t: 136* P. Hamblin and D. Goonesena va. Macquarie Uni. 1982-83 Ath wkt: 176 J. Mackie and L. Williams vs. Balmain 1965-66 9th wkt: 135 K. Pitty and P. Logan VO. Moaman 1982-83 6th wkt: 160 G. Parker and M. W«»od vs. St. George 1983-BA 7th wkt: 102 L. Sctwartzkoff and M. Wilson vs. Cumberland 1976-77 ath wkt: 99 P. Jeffrey and A. Clarke VB. Nth Sydney 1961-62 9th wkt: 108 R. Scamps and D. Cohen va. Cumberland 1965-66 10th wkt: 86 T. Driscoll and S. Dight vs. Nth District 1983-BA 5* . Most Conturiea in Ath Grade 3 - P. Logan 115 (1981-82), 122 (1982-83), 114 (1982-83) 3- - R. Scamps 131 (1963-64), 126* (1965-66) 2 - P. Macksy 100* (1975-76), 125 (1982-03) fIFIH GRADE RECORDS (Unlveraity entered the N.S.W.C.A. 5th Grade competition in 1969 -70 and from 1974-75 has fielded two teams). Premiers: 1980-81 (Also Minor Premiera), 1981-82 Semi-finalifcts! ]974-75, 1977-78 Moat runs in a season: G. Coroneos 474 (awe 31.6) 1981-82 (!»A and 58) Highest auerage: G. Gulliver 213.0 (213 runs) 1969-70 Moat Mlckets in a season: R. Howlett 57 (ave 10.6) 1977-70 (5 A and SB) Best average: J. Maii ck1 8.4 (20 wkta) 1976-77 Highest individual score: M. Blackler 165 (wa. Sutherland) 1978-79 Best boMling in an innings: A. Baigent 9-17 (us. Gordon 1980-81 Best bowling in a match: R. Howlett 14-84 (vs. Gordon) 1977-78 Most dismissals (wicketiteeping G. Marauley 27 (27 cts.) 1971-72 in a season: Highest Partnerships; 1st wkt: 130 J. Loxton and S. Clarke vs. Manly 1980-81 2nd wkt: 167 D. Morgan and J. Watts vs. Bankstown 1979-80 3rd Mkt: 157 R. Denton and D. Tierney vs. N. DiatrictA 1981-82 4th wkt: 118 D. Morgan and A. Hoop vs. N.District 8 1977-78 5th wkt: 150 A. Holden and J. Ryan vs. Balmain A 1983-84 6th wkt: 174 M. Lynch and P. Greenwood vs. U.N.S.M. 1977-78 7th wkt: 102 M. Laing and D. Morrow vs. Manly 1974-75 Bth wkt; 93* G. McNally and M. Cepak vs. Cumberland 1977-78 9th wkt: 77 S. Frances and M. Palmer vs. W. Suburbs 19B3-84 10th wkt: hO* M. Sinclair and C. Cropper v«. St. George 1980-81 Fifth Grade Conturiea (21) A. Collina 102 1964-65 P. Palesy 110 1977-78 A. Frost 101 1979-80 C. Hammer 153 1968-69 M. Lynch 102 1977-78 M. Counsel 104 1980-81 G. Gulliver 123* 1969-70 M. Blackler 165 1978-79 M. Sinclsir 101* 1980-81 J. Emmett 101* 1973-74 P. Logan 115 1978-79 R. Denton 138 1981-82 I. Grant 103* 1973-74 J. Emmett 122 1981-82 P. Kell 113 1974-75 J. Tarhala 102 1978-79 P. Hamblin 149 1982-83 S. Judd 105* 1975-76 G. Parker 102 1978-79 D. Morgan 116 1977-78 J. Watts 112 1979-80 POIDEUIN-GRAY RECORDS Runners Up: 1959-60 Most runs in a season: D. Malkhom 361 (ave 72.2) 1938-39 Highest average: K. Farrar 88.7 (266 runs) 1939-40 Most wickets in a season: J. Jeffrey 33 (ave 11.2) 1938-39 Best average: R. Lee 5.5 (12 wkta) 1969-70 Highest Individual scorei D. Walkhom 175* (vs. Nth Sydney) 1938-39 Best bowling in an innings: G. Keighran 8-41 (vs. Bankstown) 1973-74 Best all round performance R. Lee 5-0-130-291-58.2 (ave) 1 :1 e seauon: 12-66-5.5 (ave) 1969-70 Most dismissals (wicketkeeping) in a season: A. Shaw 15 (12 cts., 3 stps.) 1980-81 - t.\pOK^/Ai6? Co^ V Pnftjerett^ Crickct Club m ONE HUNDRED and TWENTIETH ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENT ^caeon 1984-85 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY CRICKErr C U B OFFICER BEARERS 1984-1985 PATHCN: Sir Hermann Black PRESIDEWT; A.B.Crcnptaon Liro MEMBERS; W.J.Mackie, G.J.Scahill, A.B.Cronpton HONORARY SBGRErTARY; S.Qucurtermain. HONORARY ASSISTANT SECRETARY; P.McLecxa HONORARY TREASURER; P.T.Sonerville CCM1ITTEE; R.Crittenden, St.J.Frawley, P.Hamblin, R.Horton, R.Jciinston, R.Newton, K.Pitty, P.Rodgers. SENIOR VICE-PRESIDEJJTS: P.LeRoy, J.F.Rcdgers. VICE-PRESIDEinS; (Year vAien first elected) R.E.Alexander (1969), D.Armati (1978), The Hon.K.W.Asprey, Q.C. (1^36), J.Baird (1979), Judge R.T.H. 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A.T.Dickens (1952) , M.Dickens (],9^/B.Druery (1975), ^1962), J.H.Everett (1964), A.J.Falk (1936T/D?rF.M.Farrar (1946) ," i-islier (1970), I.W.Poulsham (1970), Dr.D.G.Fox (1968), P.Ganncm (1973) - resigned March 1985, P.Glenday (1982) , P.W.Gray (1981) , R.Green (1983), P.B.Hall (1957), Sir George Halliday (1958), M.J.Ives (1969), A.Jakes (1970), P.V.James (1970), T.Jenkins (1983), Dr.A.S.Johnson (1946), R.J.Lanble (1957), J.W.Laurie (1961), E.B.LeCouteur (1965), C.E.Lee (1980), R.J.Lee (1971), P.LeRoy (1982), Dr.J.L'Estrange (1978), M.G.L'Estrange (1976), P.H.T.Lovell (1965), P.Mackay (1983), W.J.Mackie (1964), I.M3Cristal (1957), C.I.M.JfcRae (1981), J.Malicki (1973), R.C.Mesley (1970), D.Morgan (1982), F.F.Munro (1960), Mr. Justice G.D.Needham (1952), P.J.Newman (1965), Dr.R.Y.Norton (1946), M.W.O'Sullivan^^J^ M.Pawley (1967), R.Pearson (1975), Professor J.R.Peden (1972)7^.H.Pike (1975), Colonel P.Pike (1976), A.T.Punch (1972), Dr.R.J.Richards (1958), Dr.D.D.Ridley (1976), D.Robinson (1970), J.F.Rodgers (1975), R.A.C.Rogers (1943), Dr.A.W.Ross (1930-32, 1981), G.C.Russell (1969), G.J.Scahill (1972), D.Scanlan (1967), P.Scanlan (1970), Dr.D.Scott-Orr (1958), M.F.Sewell (1980), K.H.Sheffield (1956), J.Smith (1977), J.Spence (1975), R.H.Storey (1972), R.J.Thomas (1969), J.R.White (1981), Professor Sir Bruce R.Williams (1969), G.R.Wilson (1978), I.E.Wolfe (1971). Delegates To N.S.W.C.A.; A.B.Cronpton, J.F.Rcdgers Delegates To S.U.S.U.; P.T.Somerville, R.Newtcxi. Delegate To C i W & Suburban; Dr.D.Watson Peltate to Building & Grounds; R.Newton Social Secretary; K.Pitty CaPTAINS; 1st Grade: M.W.O'Sullivan 2nd Grade; P.Wynn 3rd Grade: J.F.Rodgers 4th Grade; S.Frances 5th Grade A; M.Dickens 5th Grade B; P. Rodgers 6th Grade A; S.Ingui 6th Grade B: P.Hill Poidevin-Gray: P.Hamblin 120 t±i ANNIVERSARy FUNCTION Friday 31st August, 1984 in the Great Hall of Sydney University Four old timers recall many memories (L-R) Charlie King (1932-1936), Norman Falk (1932-1935), John Chapman (1933-1940) and Dick Rogers (1931-1937).
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    INDEX TO THE NEWCASTLE MORNING HERALD AND MINERS' ADVOCATE 19% Published by NKWrASTLK PUBLIC LIBRARY The Council of the City of Newcastle New South wales, Australia 1984 N.M.H. INDEX 1.1%6 ABATTCaES ACCIDENTS MiD FATALITIES (Con't) Move to comlj&t erosion on abattoir Porter took own life, says coroner land 10.1:2 7.12:4 Made £?8,000 last year : costs cut Fell from train : father of Peg Seattle £55,OOC frcm abattoir profit 2.5:2 Double meat storage : new chambers dead 23.12:1 at abattoir 12.6:2 Five die ; holiday accidents 27.12:1 Freezing plant opened (photograph) AGRICULTURE 12.6:4 Seek legal opinion on big bonus Thrips damage tomato crops 5.1:4 27.6:-2 Would like U.S. trip : Wallalong Long leave fcr abattoir workers 22.8:2 farmer a finalist 2.2:2 Cour-try killing "best scheme" 2-4-.8:4 Premifei- spoke to farmers as "man on the Heavy cattle at abattoir 11.9:2 land" 27.4:4 Abattoir has record day 12.9:2 Upper Hunter farmer holds Italian Judge critical : says award misused diploma 5.8 J at abattoir -15.10:4 Hunter, Manning important for stock- Soap-making tests at abattoir 11.^2:2 fattening 20.8:2 "Newcastle only abattoir making profit" Unirrigated potato crops failure 11.12:2 again 12.10:4 Maitland abattoir made profit each year Conditions slip in Hunter Di.sl.idct 15.12:2 1.11:2 Maitland abattoir finances 14.12:4 Farmers warned ; poisonous weed in Favour abattoir at Cessncck 18.12:2 millet seed 1.11:2 Lack of water in Hunter causes concern ABORIGINES, Australian 9.11:10 "Cultivate with care or soil will Aborigines will ask Mr Chifley