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2007/08 Cricket Hand Book Text 1 ADELAIDE AND SUBURBAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATION HANDBOOK SEASON 2018/2019 1st Electronic Edition (54th Edition Overall) Adelaide and Suburban winning the SAMCA Cup Feb 25 at Glenelg Oval. 2 3 INDEX Officers of the Association 4 Members of Executive Committee 5 Editorial 7 Past Officers 8 Life Members 9 Playing Life Memberships 12 Secretary’s Report 16 First Class Matches 20 Dates for Meetings 21 Premiership Tables 2017 – 2018 22 Details of Finals Matches 25 Important Points for Secretaries 36 Important Points for Captains 38 Finals Information 40 Constitution 43 Special Match Rules 54 Schedule ‘A’: Fees and Fines 62 Schedule ‘B’: Match Points 63 Notes For Scoring 65 New Rule/Laws Initiatives - Law 42 and Changes 66 Umpires Statistics 70 Hewett Medal 73 Association Records (selected) 75 Association Matches 80 Club Reports 83 Programme of Matches - 2018 – 2019 179 Location of Grounds 197 Club Secretaries 205 For up to date information, see the Association’s web site on: www.asca.sa.cricket.com.au 4 THE ADELAIDE AND SUBURBAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED OFFICERS 2018 - 2019 Patrons MR RON D. ADAMS MR RUSSELL R. WIGHT MR CRAIG LAWN MR RUSSELL HEWETT MR DAVID NEIL President PHIL DAVIS O.A.M. Vice-Presidents MR JOHN N. VOYZEY AND MR RUSSELL HEWETT Secretary MR MICHAEL YOUNG Email: [email protected] (M) 0417 844 819 Assistant Secretary MR JOHN ZADOW Email: [email protected] (M) 0417 877 396 Treasurer MR ANDREW WRIGHT PO Box 792, Marleston SA 5033 Telephone: (H) 8352 1968 (M) 0428 816 790 Email: [email protected] Executive Committee Messrs Peter Berkshire, Phil Davis, Jon Ferris, Russ Hewett, Angelo Pansini, John Voyzey, Mark Whenan, Andrew Wright, Michael Young, John Zadow. Statistician Mr Phil Davis Email: [email protected] (M) 0439 837 437 Handbook Editor Mr Steven Skinner Email: [email protected] (M) 0447 172 479 Umpires Director Mr John Zadow Email: [email protected] (M) 0417 877 396 Auditors MR Bruce Carpenter FCPA, Chartered Accountant & Associates. 5 MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2018-2019 Peter BERKSHIRE Telephone: (H) 8322 0436 (M) 0414 483 751 Email: [email protected] Phil DAVIS Telephone (H) 8298 8126 (M) 0439 837 437 Email: [email protected] Jon FERRIS Telephone: (M) 0481 433 110 Email: [email protected] Russell HEWETT Telephone: (M) 0408 800 337 Email: [email protected] Angelo PANSINI Telephone (M) 0407 246 394 Email: [email protected] John VOYZEY Telephone (H) 8356 2208 Email: [email protected] Mark WHENAN Telephone (M) 0417 152 818 Email: [email protected] Andrew WRIGHT PO Box 792, Marleston SA 5033 Telephone (H) 8352 1968 (M) 0428 816 790 Email: [email protected] Michael YOUNG 6 Playford Drive Morphett Vale Telephone (M) 0417 844 819 Email: [email protected] John ZADOW Telephone (M) 0417 877 396 E-Mail: [email protected] Web site: http://asca.sa.cricket.com.au 6 7 Editorial 2018/2019 This is our first year (54th Overall) as a fully produced in house version of our Association handbook and a pocket-sized Umpires version. Congratulations to Mr David Neil being named as a patron of the Association and to the following players on their Playing Life Memberships: - Paul McGowran Keswick 250 games including 5 Inter-Association. Michael Galliford Glenelg ANA 251 games. Matthew Smith Coro Ramblers 252.5 games. Terry Martin North Haven 260 games. Michael Todd ICC Sharks 250 games includes 3 Inter-Association. Ashley Marshall Warradale 259 games. We all will again wish for an incident free year with much trepidation and hope, we play the game for enjoyment and fun and need to take a step backwards sometimes and remember this fact, especially when put in the perspective of our families. Sport teaches us a lot about life and ourselves and all we have to do is take heed of those lessons and place them into actions. Thanks to everyone who contributed to the information in Editorial and book this year. Special thanks to Phil Davis, John Voyzey. West Press, all the club contributors to the book and my family for allowing me the privilege of compiling the book every year. Please use the CA website, take a look at it and understand the workings as it is now our future source of information: Fixtures, Results, Ladders and Statistics data base: www.asca.sa.cricket.com.au or http://mycricket.cricket.com.au or Download and install Mycricket app. Steven Skinner 8 PAST OFFICERS PATRONS *Sir Edwin T. Smith K.C.M.G. 1899-1920 *William A. Magarey 1920-29 *A. H. (Harry) G. Edwards 1926-37 *H. (Harry) W. Hodgetts 1937-45 *W. (Bill) H. Jeanes O.B.E. 1945-59 *Percy V. Tonkin 1959-66 *Frank A. Gray 1966-81 *Clifford F. Theiley O.A.M. 1981- 2015 *Joseph J. Heptinstall O.A.M. 1989- 2015 *Ronald J. Halliday O.B.E. 2000 - 2008 Ronald D. Adams 2006 – Current Russell R. Wight 2009 – Current Craig Lawn 2014 – Current Russell Hewett 2015 – Current David Neil – 2018 - Current TREASURERS *Harry S. Olifent 1899-1901 *Joseph A. Harper 1901-05 *John H. Vaughan 1905-10 *Herman O. Laurenti 1910-18 *Arthur W. Whitwell 1918-30 *John L. Sando 1930-35 *Ray D. Webb 1935-62 *Bert Crowhurst 1962-72 Ron D. Adams 1972-81 David L. Neil 1980- 2017 Andrew Wright 2017 - *Now Deceased Where no Official Umpire is in attendance at a game, it is always advisable for Captains to synchronise watches before start of play, so as to avoid disputes regarding the exact time for drawing stumps. The Umpires must then wear the synchronised watches. 9 THE ADELAIDE AND SUBURBAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED LIFE MEMBERS Year Name Year Name 1904 *W. H. Blackwell 1971 *Joe J. Heptinstall O.A.M. 1915 *A. Harry G. Edwards 1972 *Cliff F. Theiley O.A.M. 1916 *Joseph A. Harper 1976 Ron D. Adams 1919 *Gordon I. Rowell 1976 *Jim Coulls 1920 *Horace W. Tomkins 1979 *Darrel C. Rosser 1923 *Clarence S. Tomkins 1982 *Ray A. Blake 1923 *Philip Kneebone 1986 Russell J. Hewett 1927 *Arthur E. Vardon 1988 David L. Neil 1931 *Arthur W. Whitwell 1992 Phil Davis O.A.M. 1932 *Charles C. Whitridge 1993 John N. Voyzey 1936 *R. William Gaetjens 1994 Roger G. Mableson 1937 *Albert E. Fryar 1999 John Heptinstall 1938 *Percy V. Tonkin 1999 Craig Lawn 1941 *Vic. Pleass 1999 Russell R. Wight 1943 *Ray D. Webb 2000 John Wilks 1946 *John L. Sando 2005 Tony Fromene 1949 *Jack C Curnow 2008 David Billett 1952 *Jack W. Hewett 2010 John Zadow 1966 *Frank A. Gray 2011 Steven Skinner 1967 *A. (Bert) Crowhurst 2012 Kevin Joseph 1969 *Ron J. Halliday O.B.E. 2014 Peter Berkshire 1970 *Leith R. Halliday O.A.M. * Now Deceased PRESIDENTS VICE – PRESIDENTS James. Fowler (P) 1899-1905 Various Business Persons and Identities 1899 - 1967 Phillip. Argall (C) 1899-1911 Cliff F. Theiley 1967 – 99 Joseph A. Harper 1905-1914 William Philp 1967 – 72 William.O. Whitridge 1914-1918 Jim Coulls 1972 – 77 & 1985 – 87 A. Harry G. Edwards 1918-1929 John Zadow 1985 – 89 Arthur. E. Vardon 1929, 44-47 Roger Mableson 1987 – 87 Albert. E. Fryar 1930-1944 John N. Voyzey 1988 - Cur Percy. V. Tonkin 1947-1957 Russell R. Wight 1999 – 03 Jack. W. Hewett 1957-1962 Russell J.Hewett 2003 – Cur Joesph J. Heptinstall 1962-1989 Phil. Davis 1989- Current 10 CHAIRMAN 1899/1900 to 1917/1918 Season Name 1899 – 1911 Phillip Argall 1911 – 1918 William O. Whitridge SECRETARIES ASSISTANT SECRETARIES A. Harry G. Edwards 1899-1915 Walter Sinnett 1903-1904 Gordon I. Rowell 1915-1919 Frederick A. Simpson 1904-1908 Clarence S. Tomkins 1919-1923 George H. Ide 1908-1918 Ray D. Webb 1923-1960 Victor Y. Richardson 1912-1913 Ronald J. Halliday O.B.E. 1956-2000 Hans Berg 1913-1914 Craig Lawn 2000-2012 F.E.G. Edwards 1914-1915 Hemanshu (Eddie) Juneja 2012-2018 Harry F. Goodfellow 1915-1917 Michael Young 2018-Current Samuel G. Buckett 1918-1921 Lavington Smith 1921-1923 John L. Sando 1926-1935 R. Thiele 1935-1937 John L. Sando 1937-1949 Bob Mara 1949-1950 Ernest G. Chandler 1950-1951 Don Raffen 1960-1962 Leith R. Halliday O.A.M. 1962-1970 Ron D. Adams 1970-1984 Russell J. Hewett 1984-1989 David E. Peacock 1991-1995 Russell R. Wight 1995-2003 John Wilks 2003-2007 Chris Whibley 2007-2008 Bob Fradd 2008-2011 Craig Lawn 2012-2013 John Wilks 2013-2015 Michael Young 2015-2018 John Zadow 2018-Current STATISTICIANS – 1980 to Current Season Name 1980 – 85 Ray A Blake 1981 – 85 Russell J Hewett 1985 – 87 Mike Sheehan 1987 – 89 John Gritzalis 1989 – 90 Ms Alicia Peacock 1990 – 94 Ron J. Halliday 1990 – 2000 John Heptinstall 2000 - 2008 David Billett 2008 – 2014 Bill Bradshaw 2014 - Current Phil Davis Special Note: Between 1995 and our centenary in 1999, Russell Wight researched all existing records of scores to create a database of clubs, teams and players with matches played, runs scored and wickets taken from 1899 to 2008. 11 HANDBOOK EDITORS 1965- Current 1965-1985 Cliff F. Theiley, 1985-1990 Wayne Wood 1985-2002 Roger Mableson 2001-Current Steven Skinner 12 Player Life Memberships (250games) After Season 2017-2018 In Order of Total Games played Name Club Games Russell Hewett Coromandel 624 Ron Halliday Kenilworth 554 John Gritzalis Kenilworth 542 John Voyzey Morphy Park 534 John Williams Plympton 530 Bruce Carpenter Coromandel 498 Peter Zacpal Coromandel 483 Barry Kearsley Keswick 446 Paul Mitsigeorgis Plympton 443 Tony Fromene North Haven 441 Geoff George Morphy Park 447 Ray Thatcher Southern 445 Steve Davenport Coro.
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