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1989.90 ACC YEAR BOOK.Pub 1989/90 YEAR BOOK 1 INTRODUCTION TRISTRAM FLETCHER This year book has been created in 2018, to fill a gap in our history. If there is an error in this publication, please bring it to our attention so we can update the club’s history. If you are one of the captains listed or played a part in one of the teams and think you can write a report, feel free to write something up and send it to me for inclusion. Also, if you have any photos forward them to me at [email protected] I hope you enjoy the 1989/90 year book. Regards Tristram Fletcher President – Applecross CC (2018) Cover Photograph: 1st XI Captain Peter Spencer 2 PRESIDENTS REPORT PETER HEWITT The success of the previous 3 seasons had come at a cost, particularly due to the expense of importing John Wright the previous season and attracting quality players such as Peter Spencer. The club finances were in precarious shape at the start of this season and the new committee took steps to return the club to a stable footing during the season. Overall, the season was modest on the field, with no team featuring in the finals, but was an excellent and important season financially. 3 TREASURERS REPORT STEPHEN MELVILLE Need details of the Treasurers report. 4 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY PETER ROD STEPHEN TIM HEWITT HAYS MELVILLE DOWNEY COMMITTEE COMMITTEE COMMITTEE COMMITTEE BRETT GEORGE ADRIAN HEDLEY McGREGOR PRINCE REYNOLDS SKEHAN COMMITTEE COMMITTEE GORDON DEBBIE MacPHERSON CLARKE 5 1ST XI CAPTAINS REPORT PETER SPENCER Played: 11 Won: 4 Lost: 5 Tie: 1 Draw: 1 Position Finished: Mid table DID NOT PLAY FINALS The 1st XI (1st Grade) captained by Peter Spencer had a disappointing season, the team winning 4 games and tieing one other (as well as a washout) to finish mid-table. We generally struggled against the top ranked teams and the loss of Phil Holman, who had moved to WACA club Fremantle, certainly dented the team's strength. The batting struggled all season, only Peter Spencer with 257 runs passed 200 runs. Tim Downey was next best with 197 runs. The bowling attack was carried by Rob Pulley with 32 wickets. Alex Weir wasn't far behind, taking 24 wickets. The team's ability to mix it with the best was shown against eventual premiers Nollamara once again, tying the last game of the season. 6 1ST XI BATTING PARTNERSHIPS WKT RUNS BATSMAN OPPONENT 1 107 Peter Spencer – Tim Downey Murdoch University 2 30 Peter Spencer – Hamish Ch’ng Swanbourne 3 37 Tim Downey – Richard Mulroney Curtin University 4 55 Richard Mulroney – Hamish Ch’ng Bedford 5 46 Richard Mulroney – Doug Stirling Curtin University 6 23 George Prince – Eric Taylor Bedford 7 64 Doug Stirling – Alex Weir Swanbourne 8 72 George Prince – Robert Pulley Wembley Downs 9 21 Doug Stirling – Glen Spencer Melville 10 29 Nick Ashbrook – Glen Spencer Hamersley Carine SIRS PLAYER OPPOSITION FIGURES NOMINATIONS FOR THE GREATEST PERFORMANCES IN THE CLUB HISTORY 7 2ND XI CAPTAINS REPORT VAL STEENHOLDT Played: 11 Won: 4 Lost: 7 Draws: 0 Position Finished: ? DID NOT PLAY FINALS The 2nd XI (4th Grade) captained by Val Steenholdt had a competitive season, winning 4 out of 11 games to finish mid-table. Only one player passed 200 runs for the season, Paul Brooks scoring 283 runs, highlighted by an innings of 103 against WACAE. Val Steenholdt was next best with 198. The wickets were shared amongst a number of players and no player passed 20 wickets. Brett McGregor led the way with 18 wickets. The match against Curtin University at Shirley Strickland Reserve was notable for an amazing innings by an opposition first grader playing down the grades. Taking advantage of shortened boundaries, Rob Hearne smashed 237 not out, featuring an incredible 16 sixes! 8 2ND XI BATTING PARTNERSHIPS WKT RUNS BATSMAN OPPONENT 1 92 Val Steenholdt – Paul Brooks WACAE 2 53 Paul Brooks – Phil Keukelaar WACAE 3 99 Andrew Randles – Stephen Melville Marist Newman 4 66 Sam Hume – Trevor Goddard Curtin University 5 58 Russell Kingdon – Paul Brooks Hamersley Carine 6 46 Paul Brooks – Brad Douglas Victoria Park 7 41 Eric Taylor – John Scarff Bassendean 8 23 Phil Green – Val Steenholdt Hamersley Carine 9 32 Val Steenholdt – Brett McGregor Hamersley Carine 10 15 Burt Baetsen – Brad Weir Nollamara Paul Brooks WACAE 103 NOMINATIONS FOR THE GREATEST PERFORMANCES IN THE CLUB HISTORY 9 3RD XI CAPTAINS REPORT STEVE SCOTT Played: 11 Won: 7 Lost: 4 Draws: 0 Position Finished: ? DID NOT PLAY FINALS The 3rd XI (7th Grade) captained by Steve Scott, narrowly missed finals after losing the first 2 games, we then won 7 straight and seemed certain to make the finals. But losses in the last 2 games ultimately cost us a finals place. The batting was adequate if not strong. Only new player Paul Foley passed 200 runs, scoring 228 runs. Next best was Adrian Reynolds with 177 runs. The bowling attack was very strong. Pat O'Dwyer led the way with 35 wickets, with Eddie Rigg (23 wickets) and Michael Webb (21 wickets) giving plenty of support. 10 3RD XI BATTING PARTNERSHIPS WKT RUNS BATSMAN OPPONENT 1 59 Adrian Reynolds – Hedley Skehan Shenton Park 2 22 Val Steenholdt – M May Tuart Hill 3 49 Steve Scott – Peter Crabbe Wembley Downs 4 36 Peter Hewitt – Steve Scott Murdoch University 5 36 Paul Foley – Russell Kingdon Shenton Park 6 59 Paul Foley – John Scarff Girrawheen 7 46 John Scarff – Eddie Rigg Girrawheen 8 36 John Scarff – Pat O’Dwyer Marist Newman 9 27 Eddie Rigg – Pat O’Dwyer Bedford 10 36 Pat O’Dwyer – Peter Hewitt Wembley Downs NOMINATIONS FOR THE GREATEST PERFORMANCES IN THE CLUB HISTORY 11 4TH XI CAPTAINS REPORT ANDREW SPROUL Played: 11 Won: 5 Lost: 6 Draws: 0 Position Finished: ? DID NOT PLAY FINALS The 4th XI (8th Grade) captained by Andrew Sproul looked in for a long season after winning just 1 of the first 5 games, but rallied to win 4 games in succession and threatened a finals place, but missed out after losing the last 2 games. The batting struggled all season, Pierre Every leading the way with 176 runs, followed by Rod Hays with 154 runs. The bowling attack was very even. Terry Clarke took 19 wickets, followed by Brad Favas with 15 wickets. 12 4TH XI BATTING PARTNERSHIPS WKT RUNS BATSMAN OPPONENT 1 51 Adrian Reynolds – Nick Sayers Victoria Park 2 59 Brad Douglas – Warren Swain Hamersley Carine 3 45 Andrew Sproul – Pierre Every Whitfords 4 26 Andrew Sproul – Colin Spark Rossmoyne 5 53 Brad Douglas – Hedley Skehan Hamersley Carine 6 62 Robbie Franklin – R Sutherland Bassendean 7 42 Brad Favas – John Noonan Rossmoyne 8 67 Pierre Every – Rod Hays Victoria Park 9 46 Colin Spark – Brad Favas Swanbourne 10 17 Terry Clark – John Noonan Nollamara SIRS PLAYER OPPOSITION FIGURES NOMINATIONS FOR THE GREATEST PERFORMANCES IN THE CLUB HISTORY 13 TROPHY WINNERS 1st XI (1st Grade) 1st XI Best & Fairest Robert Pulley 1st XI Batting Aggregate Peter Spencer 257 runs 1st XI Batting Average Peter Spencer 32.13 1st XI Bowling Aggregate Robert Pulley 32 wickets 1st XI Bowling Average Robert Pulley 15.22 1st XI Fielding 2nd XI (4th Grade) 2nd XI Best & Fairest 2nd XI Batting Aggregate Paul Brooks 283 runs 2nd XI Batting Average Sam Hume 45 2nd XI Bowling Aggregate Brett McGregor 18 wickets 2nd XI Bowling Average Brett McGregor 16.11 2nd XI Fielding 3rd XI (7th Grade) 3rd XI Best & Fairest 3rd XI Batting Aggregate Paul Foley 228 runs 3rd XI Batting Average John R Scarff 21 3rd XI Bowling Aggregate Pat O'Dwyer 35 wickets 3rd XI Bowling Average Michael Webb 10.29 3rd XI Fielding 4th XI (8th Grade) 4th XI Best & Fairest 4th XI Batting Aggregate Pierre Every 176 runs 4th XI Batting Average Pierre Every 29.33 4th XI Bowling Aggregate Terry Clark 19 wickets 4th XI Bowling Average Pierre Every 7.2 4th XI Fielding Perpetual Best Clubman Peter Hewitt Coaches Award The 'Russell Kingdon' Presidents Trophy Best All Round Cricketer Pat O'Dwyer Most Improved Best Future Prospect Best 1st Year Player The 'Brett McGregor' Most Determined to Succeed 14 Wood Duck Aubrey King Club Trip Medallion Life Membership Association Award Winners 15 CLUB ACHIEVEMENT Grade Winners Club Championship Position Finished: ? None Points : ? Premierships None 16 HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE SEASON ALL GRADES WKT RUNS BATSMAN GRADE OPPONENT 1 107 Peter Spencer – Tim Downey 1st Grade Murdoch University 2 59 Brad Douglas – Warren Swain 8th Grade Hamersley Carine 3 99 Andrew Randles – Stephen Melville 4th Grade Marist Newman 4 66 Sam Hume – Trevor Goddard 4th Grade Curtin University 5 58 Russell Kingdon – Paul Brooks 4th Grade Hamersley Carine 6 62 Robbie Franklin – R Sutherland 8th Grade Bassendean 7 64 Doug Stirling – Alex Weir 1st Grade Swanbourne 8 72 George Prince – Robert Pulley 1st Grade Wembley Downs 9 46 Colin Spark – Brad Favas 8th Grade Swanbourne 10 36 Pat O’Dwyer – Peter Hewitt 7th Grade Wembley Downs 23 MILESTONES GAMES WICKETS RUNS CATCHES 24 .
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