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Baulkham Hills Baseball Club - First Grade 1970 CONTENTS LIFE MEMBERS .............................................................................................................................. 2 PAST OFFICE BEARERS............................................................................................................... 2 OFFICE BEARERS FOR 1999-2000 .............................................................................................. 3 30 FABULOUS YEARS ................................................................................................................... 4 Preface................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4 Forward ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Points of Interest from all Those Years ............................................................................................................................................... 6 Extracts from Annual Reports ........................................................................................................................................................... 33 NSWBL Grade Club Championships Won by Baulkham Hills ......................................................................................................... 38 Baulkham Hills Baseball Club - First Grade 1970 ............................................................................................................................. 38 Baulkham Hills Baseball Club - First Grade Coaches ....................................................................................................................... 38 PRESIDENT’S REPORT ............................................................................................................... 40 VICE PRESIDENT’S REPORT ..................................................................................................... 41 TREASURER’S REPORT ............................................................................................................. 42 Balance Sheet as at 31/3/2000 ........................................................................................................................................................... 42 REPRESENTATIVE HONOUR ROLL 1999-2000 ....................................................................... 44 International Competitions ................................................................................................................................................................ 44 National Competitions ....................................................................................................................................................................... 44 State Competitions ............................................................................................................................................................................ 45 Player Awards ................................................................................................................................................................................... 46 Coaching / Managerial / Administrational Representation ................................................................................................................ 46 CLUB HONOUR ROLL 1999-2000 .............................................................................................. 48 1ST GRADE REPORT .................................................................................................................. 50 Batting Statistics ................................................................................................................................................................................ 55 Fielding Statistics .............................................................................................................................................................................. 56 Pitching Statistics .............................................................................................................................................................................. 57 2ND GRADE REPORT .................................................................................................................. 59 Batting Statistics ................................................................................................................................................................................ 61 Fielding Statistics .............................................................................................................................................................................. 62 Pitching Statistics .............................................................................................................................................................................. 63 3RD GRADE REPORT .................................................................................................................. 65 Batting Statistics ................................................................................................................................................................................ 67 U/18’s REPORT ............................................................................................................................ 69 Batting Statistics ................................................................................................................................................................................ 71 Fielding Statistics .............................................................................................................................................................................. 72 Pitching Statistics .............................................................................................................................................................................. 73 C GRADE REPORT ...................................................................................................................... 75 Batting Statistics ................................................................................................................................................................................ 77 Fielding Statistics .............................................................................................................................................................................. 78 Pitching Statistics .............................................................................................................................................................................. 79 E GRADE REPORT ....................................................................................................................... 81 Batting Statistics ................................................................................................................................................................................ 86 Fielding Statistics .............................................................................................................................................................................. 87 Pitching Statistics .............................................................................................................................................................................. 88 F GRADE REPORT ....................................................................................................................... 91 WINTER CO-ORDINIATOR’S REPORT ....................................................................................... 92 A Grade Maroon................................................................................................................................................................................ 92 A Grade Gold .................................................................................................................................................................................... 92 E Grade ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 93 F Grade Gold ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 93 F Grade Maroon ................................................................................................................................................................................ 94 G Grade Gold .................................................................................................................................................................................... 94 G Grade Maroon................................................................................................................................................................................ 94 H Grade ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 95 ACRONYM GLOSSARY ............................................................................................................... 96 Batting Record .................................................................................................................................................................................
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