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________________ THE ARKLEY CRICKET CLUB NEWS BULLETIN * ************************************ Arkley Cricket Club, Editor; Brunswick Park, SEPTEMBER 1975 Brian Andrews, New Southgate,N.11. 76 Crewys Road, Founded; 1932 BULLETIN No. 75 Child’s Hill, Members of AMCC CCC & No. 9, SERIES LONDON, N.W.2 2AD Club Colour; Maroon 4 Telephone; 01—455—2536 ThE P%LE=Il hERFLfl “MONTHLY” CELEBRATING ITS 400Th RUBBISH FILLED PAGE AFTER THREE AND A HALF YEARS . AFTER 30 YEARS flRTHUR CAllS IT A DA Cuttings from the l3arne t Press Picture taken at Northmet ‘S Woodcro ft Ground on Saturday 27th September es sadly Arthur Brown has called it a day and retired from regular playing for Arkley after nearly 30 years with the club. Sadly too.,the game which was to have been Arthur’s farewell perform— ance (v. British Rail Hatfield at Birchwood) was cancelled due to heavy rain, a fate also suffered by Bill Radwell of Northmet when his farewell game (v. Manor Drive Methodists at Woodcroft)was rained off. As opening bat and wicketkeeper Arthur has performed many notable feats on the pitch (unfortunately I only have figures since 1967 and so can not give you a full playing record) and off the pitch Arthur has done much to keep the club running smoothly including being van driver in Cornwall in 1973 and at present a most efficient chairman. We look forward to Arthur making occasional appear— —ances for us.(I’ll be taking a statistical look at Arthur next month.) _______________ PERSONAL Phi 1J7 1) flo. 0L1U TOWflSflO DATE OF’ BIRTH; 3rd July 1951& PLACE OF BIRT1-1; Sluinberland IHE WAS 3013 INGRAM THERE AT THE TINE; Who? fPbA L\ FlAIR; Fair HEIGHT; Not too bad NINE9’Y— NINE. WEIGHT; Pass FOOT SIZE; 12 inches - -*__ - INSIDE LEG; 32 inches OUTSIDE LEG; 30 inches (Mmm I wondered why I walked that way) BIGGEST THRILL; Taking my inside leg measurement EYES; Blue AVE U RIT YORE FAVOURITE T .V. PROGRAv1E; Blue Peter PURSiNNEL FIAL YET? FAVOURITE FILMS; Blue (e.g. Bobs’) FAVOURITE COLOUR; Orange FAVOURITE DRINKS; Tea, Light Ale, Hot Chocolate, drinking chocolate, hot chocolate, clap hands here comes Cadburys’ (Sorry ed. got carried away there) FAVOURITE FOOD; Strawberries, Steak, Treacle Tart, Bacon & Eggs, Bovril Crisps and any “real posh nosh”. MUSICAL TASTES; Bread & Marmalade. PRESENT POSITIONS HELD; Well, I’ve got my knees up under my chin and my left hand is holding (ed. please excuse the shaky handwriting.) I.Q.; U.F.O. FAVOURITE SPORTSMEN; Jimmy Greaves,Muhammad Ali,Jack Nicklaus, Virginia Wade. FAVOURITE ENTERTAINERS; Morecambe & Wise, The Goodies, The Two Ronnies, Frank Sinatra, Shirley Bassey. MISCELLANEOUS DISLIKES; Russell Ifarty and cold tea. MAIN ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE CRICKET; Helping the police with their enquiries. HAPPIEST MOMENT PLAYING CRICKET; Scoring 21 not out V. Trevone on the 1971 Cornwall Tour after the first four batsmen were dismissed for 11 runs. (C1jre also took a catch in the match which we went on to win by just 3 runs Ed.) Peter Brown’s latest PERSONS WOULD MOST LIKE TO MEET; Jack Nicklaus, girlfrierid. AMBITIONS; To make better fairy cakes than Peter Amass. To play the part of Batbag in film entitled “Confessions of a Cricketer”. After the break we’ll be talking to Ertha Kitt, hence the expression, ‘Have a break, have a Kitt DON’T CALL US, WE’LL CALL YOU,ED. 2 SINGLE WICKET COMPETITION 1975 AT BRUNSWICK PARK ON 28th AUGUST 1975 Unfortunately only 14 players were available for this years competition and so two players received byes in the first round. .=Ball, x=Wide, W=Wicket, * Denotes who won the toss. First Round (3 x 6 Ball Overs) J.liavies 111124/1..413/4141.. not out 29 (18 Balls) J.Griffiths* 1....1/4142.2/6.413. not out 29 (18 Balls) replay J.Griffiths* 34...2 not out 9 ( 6 Balls) J.Davies .41...3 run out 8 ( 6 Balls) Ingram* 1.x111/4.111./21112 run out 22 (18 Balls) U. P .Amass 11W bowled 2 ( 3 Balls) A .Brown 1. run out 1 ( 2 Balls) A .Johnson* • .2 not out 2 ( 3 Balls) Balls) C • Johnson • .1.11/4..3./ caught P .Towns end 10 (12 P.Tait* .2 • 1. .1W bowled 3 ( 7 Balls) * i3 • Andrews .‘ii.ii/66.4.i/ii.i.. not out 27 (i8 Balls) P .Sharma 111.4./41461./.4. .1 not out 28 (17 Balls) C .Townsend* 1.44.1/ .W stumped A.Brown 10 ( 7 Balls) P .Townsend • . .11W/ bowled 2 ( 6 Balls) P.llrown & C.Brown both had byes into the second round. Second Round (3 x 6 Ball Qvers) C .Towns end 4133.1/.4.1. ./i64.16 not out 35 (18 Balls) A .Johnson* • 41W caught C.Johnson 5 ( 4 Balls) . not out 19 (i8 Balls) P • Browia .1. .1/ .i.1i6/.4. Bails) C .Brown o . .4W/ caught & bowled 4 ( 6 J .Griffiths 41 .2.1/x4. .64./464264 not out 49 (18 Bails) C .Johnson .• ...41/1.41i.1/1341.. not out 24 (i8 Balls) R. Ingram 1 .1 .14/i44iW caught P.Brown 17 (ii Balls) P .Sharma* iiii• ./4.131./31.1 not out 18 (i6 Balls) Semi—Final (4 x 6 DaliL11.j/Overs) P .Brown 11. .11/31 caught C.Johnson 13 (12 Balls) P •Sharma .1.2.1/1.1.../1....4/..1 run out 12 (21 Balls) .1x63/441422 out 45 (24 Balls) C .Towns end i46i .1/1. .1. ./11 not J .Griffiths 1.4.../.4314./.4.22./24331. not out 38 (24 Balls) continued on next page 3 ________ __________________ SINGLE WICKET COMPETITION 1975 (Cont’d) Final (3 x 6 ball overs) P.Brown 1....3/3611.2/111..1 not out 21 (18 Balls) C.Townsend .24W caught A.Johnson 6 ( 4 Balls) Due to slow progress through the rounds the final had to be shortened from the proposed six ball overs to 3 six ball overs as it was getting dark and the park keeper5 wanted to lock the park up. In winning Peter Brown scored 53 runs off 48 balls, 27 of which he scored off (i8 x 1, 1 x 2, 3 x 3, 3 x 4, 2 x 6) leaving 21 that he didn’t score off. Peter bowled 31 balls for 22 runs taking the wickets of 2 of his 3 opponents (i caught, 1 caught & bowled)and had the other one run out. In all 353 balls were bowled (and 3 wides) off which 488 runs were scored. 230 of the 353 balls were not scored off including 11 wickets (3 bowled, 6 caught, 1 stumped and 1 run out.) plus 3 run outs from balls that were also scored off. The fastest scoring rate during the competition was by John Griffiths who hit 49 off 18 balls v. Cohn Johnson in the second round After pulling a leg muscle in his first round match against Brian Andrews, Sharina had the services of Clive Townsend as a runner throughout the rest of the competition. RUNS SCORED IN TH COMPETITION WERE AS FOLLOWS; J.Griffiths 125(1 wide) J.Davies 37 P.Tait 3 C.Townsend 96(1 wide) C.Johnson 34 P.Townsend 2 P,Sharma 58 13.Andrews 27 P.Amass 2 P.Brown 53 A.Johnson 7 A..Brown 1 R.Ingram 39(1 wide) C.Brown 4 TOTAL BOUNDARIES SCORED Sixes Fours J,Griffiths 4 J.Griffiths 15 C.Johnson 5 : C.Townsend 4 C.Townsend 10 P.Brown 3 P.Brown 2 P.Sharma 6 B.Andrews 2 ) TOTAL 53 B.Andrews 2 J .Davies 5 A.Johnson 1 P.Sharina 1 R.Ingram 5 C.Brown 1 TOTAL 13 : CATCI-ISS P.Brown 2, C.Johnson 2, P.Townsend1, A.Johnson 1. STUMPINGS .A.Brown 1. ‘BOWLEDS’ C.Johnson 1, C.Townsend 1, R.Ingram 1. Last year 210 runs were scored of 325 balls with Bob Ingram emerging winner of the 15 strong field. In 1973 316 runs were scored off 299 balls with Bob Ingram again emerging as winner, this time of a i4 strong field. Thanks to Mrs. Johnson for preparing the teas for this years competition. PREy IOUS COMPET IT IONS Winner Runner—Up 1969 S.Holland J .Graham 1970 No Competition 1971 E.C.Lloyd P .K.Sharma 1972 J.E.rjffjths G .1) .Trebilcock 1973 R.N.Ingram P • A • Brown Hendon Times 1974 R.N.Ingram P .K.Sharma Barnet Press There were i4 competitors in 1969, 18 in 1971, 20 in 1972, 14 in 1973 and 15 in 1974. wiI FOWN The prize in 1969 was a cash one et C1b but from 1971 it has been the Arkley bet,i - > Cricket Club Single Wicket Tankard. iL L1 name QU rurt What an original g 2 iei % 4 RESUlTS DIGEST Fixture No. 32 Match No. 30 Orange Hill Old Boys v Arkley at Woodfield Park on Saturday 6th September 1975 Arkley won the toss and elected to field. Innings of Orange Hill Old Boys 1. H..Jones lbw b Johnson C. 11 2 Fours Woodfield 2. A.Parker c & b Watts R. 29 5 Fours Park is in 3. S.Nercer b Ingram 14 2 Fours Cool Oak 4. G.Morgan b Ingram 7 1 Four Lane, West 5. H.Patel c Watts M. b Watts R. 37 5 Fours Hendon, NW9 6. G.Evans c & b Ingram 42 6 Fours and the 7. P.Thomson lbw b iatts H. 3 ground sb— 8. D.Pearson not out 1 —pes down 9. R.Smith c & b Watts R.
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