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Walwa World March 2012 1 (Cont’D from Page 1) Presentations FREE Donations Welcome WALWA WORLD a free monthly Walwa-Jingellic community newsletter covering the Upper Murray from Tintaldra to Burrowye and from Ournie to Talmalmo March 2012 THE RAIN STOPS AND JINGELLIC REIGN After more heavy rainfall on Friday the skies at cover by Jesse. Daniel hit 3. Stephen Rouch cleared early to reveal a picture perfect day for was bowled as Cooper maintained his full length In this issue cricket. Jingellic Cricket Club hosted the junior to end 2-7 off 3. Tooma 7-58. Lachie Whiteley and senior grand finals, with the use of the local continued his strong form to take the 8th dismissal Lions Club’s facility a key benefit. Both teams of Emily Bell for a wicket maiden and figures of Cricket were encouraged by a large crowd of supporters. 1-4 off 2. Tooma’s tail sought to resist until a sharp runout off Jesse’s bowling in the final over Gallery Photos Tooma juniors, undefeated throughout the home saw them end their allotted 25 overs 9-68. Jesse and away season, won the toss and elected to bat. finished with 1-2 off 3. Daniel Bond hit 2 and Sam Flood Photos Jingellic’s opening bowlers maintained disciplined Hill not out 2. At key points throughout the game accuracy as the batsmen found the slow outfield a Jingellic’s bowlers applied pressure by their Coughlan Wedding run-scoring challenge. In the 5th vice-captain Alex accurate line and length, with Andrew Jenkins and Daly captured the first wicket when he bowled Alex bowling maidens. Alex ended with 1-5 off 3. Welcome to New Policeman Tim Carmichael out for 1. Tooma 1-16. In the next The enthusiastic and tight fielding restricted over captain Jesse Ash’s bowling found a nick off Tooma’s capacity to score more freely. Sandra Beirs Australia Day Award Caravan Park Story Mr Terry Enright presents the winners' cup to Jingellic's captaincy team of Jesse Ash and Alex Daly Irene’s Health Report Walwa Primary Students Flood Stories Walwa Art Gallery Notices and other snippets! If you would like o see the photos in this issue in colour go to our website and check them out R e m e m b e r p l e a s e n o Publisher or PDF articles and also please label your photos. Thanks Tim Gooley’s gloves that carried to keeper In response Jingellic’s opening pair of Jesse and Editor: Irene Palmer Morgan Klippel to record a wicket maiden. Tim Alex both succumbed in the 3rd over to see Publisher: Kerrie Thompson hit 6. Tooma sought to consolidate in the next five Jingellic 2-13 with Jesse hitting 2 and Alex 6. Jake PO Box 46 overs but were thwarted in Connor Newnham’s Hill finished 1-3. Morgan and Connor regained Walwa VIC 3709 successive overs. The number 3 and 5 batsmen control of the home team’s innings as they worked Ph: 02 6037 1220 were both bowled to see Tooma 4-49 at the end of the singles and put pressure on the field. The two Fax: 02 6037 1207 the 14th. Connor finished with 2-5 off 3. Brandon E: [email protected] an batsmen built a pivotal 34 run partnership as they Gooley hit 7 and Jake Hill 1. After drinks Curtis attacked the bowling over the next 5 overs. cc [email protected] Stephens snared the key wicket of Tooma’s Copies on the Web at Connor retired after hitting two massive sixes for a captain, Nick Bond, who top scored with 13. th www.walwa.com fast 26 not out score to see his team 3-52 at the 9 . Curtis ended his three over spell with 1-5. Tooma Curtis saw out three overs before being dismissed 5-56 at the 16th. Cooper Daly’s second over Next WW deadline: on 4 with at remendous catch by Tim Gooley off 5pm Friday 20 April 2012 resulted in a two wicket haul. The dismissal of Sam Hill’s bowling. Sam ended 1-3. Jingellic 4-62 Daniel Willis came from an agile low catch taken (Cont’d page 2) Walwa World March 2012 1 (Cont’d from page 1) presentations. In a strong performance this season Falcon’s Tom Bennetts took out the association awards for bowling, batting at the 12th. Cooper partnered Morgan to hit the winning runs in and all-rounder. Mrs Morton presented Tom with the Keith the 14th. Morgan’s knock of 18 was composed of hard-run ones Morton Memorial Shield. Tooma’s captain Nick Bond and twos, with strong calling evident. Cooper hit 2 runs before presented medallions to his team mates before Jingellic’s Jesse Morgan was dismissed by Nick Bond in the 15th with Nick Ash did the same. Both young men spoke confidently. Mr Terry ending with 1-7 off three overs. Cooper and Lachie were the not Enright, one of the association’s most loyal volunteers of over out batsmen as the game wound up with Jingellic 5-75. 60 years’ service, presented the cup named in his honour to Jingellic’s captaincy team of Jesse Ash and Alex Daly. A Jingellic welcomed the premiership cup home, after its absence thrilled Jingellic team claimed the reward for an emphatic last year, to claim their 4th in 5 years. The players sought to do victory. their best and in the process did their parents and their club proud. Jennifer Stephens TDCA Junior President, Craig Stephens was assisted by Cricket Victoria’s North-East Manager Rhys Miller during the A jubilant Jingellic Michelle Miller, Mrs Morton and Cricket Victoria North East Tom Bennetts scooped the TDCA Junior Awards, Victoria Manager Rhys Miller presenting the Keith Morton representing his club Tumbarumba Falcons Memorial Trophy to Tom Bennetts Walwa World March 2012 2 Jingellic Jackals LOVE their cricket! – Left to right: Jingellic assistant coach Sam Stephens, Bridge Hotel's Ian Clarke and Swans of Tumut too! and Jackals vice-captain, thanking Bridge Hotel for their support which has allowed the club to buy new junior player shirts. As the home and away cricket season draws to a close Jingellic’s junior team are again well placed on the ladder in second position. The seniors have thoroughly enjoyed their season also. Despite not having tasted victory this year, the composite team of locals, mates and occasional ring-ins have enjoyed their Saturday afternoons. There’s been opportunity for less experienced players to develop an appreciation for spending the typically warm afternoons fielding for hours or, as batsmen, having a sudden rush of blood when they briefly think their name is David Warner. There’s been a diverse range of backgrounds and ages that has seen the players identify their strengths, but also build on their weaknesses. The club’s bowling machine has been regularly used to develop key batting skills. Meanwhile the juniors have lost just two games so far this season wanted us to be completely happy with our order and that the error – both against Tooma, the ladder leaders. Both games were hotly was entirely theirs. contested and came down to a handful of runs, so we look forward to the finals. Maybe so – but think – when did you last get that kind of service? On the initiative of the ever enthusiastic Robert and Janice We look forward to our junior cricketers wearing these shirts and Newnham the club has been the grateful recipient of funds raised endeavouring to show that depth of moral character. Whether it be through the Friday night raffles at Jingellic’s Bridge Hotel. A win, lose or draw the Jingellic cricketers will be reminded of the portion of those funds has been used to purchase new club shirts power of one man’s commitment to integrity. We trust the players for the junior team. will wear these shirts with honour. A story in itself unfolds here. Having seen Batlow cricketers To anyone else seeking a company to fulfil their printing and wearing new shirts we proceeded to order from the same company, embroidery needs we heartily recommend Swans. Swans of Tumut. Gathering comparative quotes and samples showed them to be very competitively priced, with prompt The business has existed in the same location since the 1930's, attention to our questions. This was to be a complete surprise for with the current owners having been there for 15 years ago. In the players. Last Wednesday the shirts arrived, but much to our 2008 they started doing embroidery on-site, and about a year ago dismay the numbers on the shirt backs were the wrong colour and also took on the various types of printing. This enables them to do size. We rang the company’s owner, Tim Swan, and proceeded to a much better job of sportswear because of the ability to do large, be dumbfounded. full-colour logos and numbers etc. Tim immediately offered to reprint the shirts at no cost, and Swans handle orders for sportswear for clubs and groups in the further insisted we keep the existing shirts. We repeatedly area that previously had to deal with companies in the cities. This attempted to come to some more financially equitable solution but often meant waits of months while orders were manufactured Tim was adamant, though politely so. After much angst we overseas. agreed, but only on the proviso that we could pay for the Swans’ company logo to be put on the sleeve of the replacement shirts. Swans have an extensive schoolwear and workwear range, and are happy to order in anything that they do not have in stock.
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