ADELAIDE TURF CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED
53rd, Annual Report and Balance Sheet
To be presented at the Annual General Meeting held on 25th August, 1986
OFFICIALS 1985 -86
Patron The Right Honourable The Lord Mayor of Adelaide J.B. JARVIS ESQ.
Vice -Patron The Chairman S.A.C.A. Cricket Committee J. CRICHTON ESQ.
President J.A. RAWES ESQ.
Vice -President J.T.GUN ESQ.
Chairman G. KOLENBERG ESQ.
Honorary Treasurer M. SYNER -LYONS ESO.
Executive Committee G. KOLENBERG (Chairman), B. CHAPMAN (Vice-Chairman). M. SYNER -LYONS (Treasurer) K.J. DUKE, GJ. GOULTER, W. GRIMSEY, N.W. KEEN, S.W. SHEPHERDSON, T. SMITH. L.B. TAYLOR Honorary Auditors Edwards, Marshall & Co.
Life Members H.V. MILLARD, A.T. MARLOW, J.F. CARNE, W,J.M. EWING, J.W. HULL. D.T. BARTLETT, K.J. DUKE, M.J. DOLEY, C.W. BRITTON, G.T, GOULTER, L,B, TAYLOR
Honorary Life Members MRS. V. HAYMAN, J,M, PAECH, G. RUXTON, D,J. SHAKES, W. GRIMSEY
Executive Officer R.C. DUFFY ESQ. ADELAIDE TURF CRICKET ASSOCIATION INC. PRESIDENT'S REPORT Season 1985 - 1986
We live in a time when change, imposed upon us at a bewildering rate, has become the order of the day. I n seeking to derive the maximum enjoyment from our leisure hours, we look for an escape route free from the turbulence which features this day and age. Yet is it realistic to believe that we can put aside the attitudes nurtured and developed during the other 6V2 days in the week in order that Saturday afternoons may be spent free from the tensions built up in everyday life?
There is plenty of evidence to suggest that many people find it difficult to adjust from one environment to the other. Yet if our sporting relaxation is to be enjoyed we each have an obligation, to ourselves and those around us, to never forget that the wonderful game of Cricket was created for the enjoyment of those competing.
Those who have accepted the commitment to administer our Association have far too often been called upon to use their freely given valuable time attending to the problems created by others who have overlooked what the purpose of sport is all about. I have chosen not to be specific in my comments but rather to express some thoughts which may give cause for a little deeper thinking by those who have offended and yet continue to care. INTER ASSOCIATION MATCHES An embarrassing defeat in Melbourne caused the selectors to review some of the strategies associated with the conduct of interstate fixtures. The adoption of a number of recommendations made in a 1980 report have served us well but the time for a new look at the situation was apparent when a talented team failed to deliver to any- thing like the level of its potential.
Giving due consideration to a number of separate accounts of the game, the selectors recommended several pro- posed changes to the Executive Committee for implementation for the 1986 -87 game. It will be quite interesting to observe how effective those changes will be. S.AC.A. SEMINAR I was pleased to be able to present a paper to the seminar conducted by the S.A.C.A. on 20 April 1986. A copy of my address has been circulated to each club and I do not propose to repeat the detail here. Suffice it to say that the S.A.C.A. now clearly understands our wish to participate in any planning designed to be for the better- ment of cricket generally.
LIAISON WITH THE UMPIRE'S ASSOCIATION Every cloud has a silvery lining so the saying goes. It was pleasing that we were able to convert a somewhat difficult problem with the Umpire's Association into a very positive and progressive step which will benefit both bodies in the future,
I offer my congratulations to men of goodwill on both sides who sat down and developed some guidelines which will correct many of the areas previously requiring attention. I would be remiss not to acknowledge the contribu- tion of Simon Lane in this regard.
RETIREMENT OF SIR DONALD BRADMAN At the conclusion of the 1985 -86 season Sir Donald cut his final formal ties with the S.A.C.A.
I wrote to Sir Donald to thank him for his immense contribution to the game and especially for the kindness he so often displayed to our Association. In responding he stated that "It has been my privilege to know you and other 'TURF' personalities and thank you for the courtesy always shown me. I know we shall both do what we can in our respective fields to try and further the best interests of cricket."
I know that you will all join me in wishing Sir Donald and Lady Bradman good health and happiness in their final well earned retirement.
SO TO 1986 -87: A new season always heralds hopes and aspirations for new achievements. To each player and club, my best wishes for every success- I look forward to each to be a credit to our great game.
JOHN A. RAWES President CHAIRMAN'S REPORT
The 1985/86 Season was again another year of challenge and change. The auditors Touche Ross & Co. did not seek re- election and their association in conjunction with Mr. W.J.M. Ewing have reviewed the Association's finances for a very long time and we are indebted for their support and guidance. The Season also had a new Treasurer, Mr. M. Syner- Lyons, and you will note that the presentation of the Association's finances reflect a new eta. It was most
pleasing that we were able to engage Edwards, Marshall & Co. as our new auditors, and I am sure that their support will continue in the development of our financial presentations.
The Season also brought a change in our coaching and managing of our underage teams against the Para Districts
Association. This was the first Season that Peter Wang was not involved with our Under 16 team, and I thank him for his involvement since inception of these games. Peter's time and effort were much appreciated by those lads whom he managed over the number of years.
1985/86 introduced a one day knock -out series sponsored by Brock Younger Co., all Al clubs were involved and it
proved to be a keenly fought contest, and I congratulate Ferryden Park for being the inaugural winners of the cup. Next
season more teams will participate and I am sure that this will be a regular annual competition. The Association is indebted to our sponsors, Mr. M. Brock and Mr. R. Younger
This year the Association suffered a humiliating loss at the hands of the Victorian Sub- District Association and I hope that our players will react and respond to the next game which will be played at home.
My thanks to all members of the Executive Committee for their support and time and effort in conducting the affairs of the Association. There has been a vacancy on the Executive Committee all year and it is hoped that the position will be filled for next season.
My congratulations to the Walkerville Cricket Club on winning the Al Premiership and similarly my congratulations to all other successful teams and trophy winners for their fine performances. All presentations were made at the end of the season Trophy Presentation Cabaret, and by all comments, another outstanding function.
In conclusion, I wish all affiliated Clubs, their Officials and Registered Players - Good Luck and Good Cricket during the 1986/87 Season.
GIL KOLENBERG Chairman EXECUTIVE OFFICER'S REPORT
I n my report for the 1984 -85 Season I stated that the Adelaide Turf Cricket Association Inc. was mainly administered on an honorary basis with members of the executive committee giving their time free to the running of the association -the executive members are appointed for a two year term that also includes positions on various sub -committees, in all there are eleven committee members responsible for the every day running of the association.
Unfortunately, in season 1985 -86 the executive committee operated one member short, all attempts to fill the position failed, which In turn placed an extra work load on serving members.
I now wish to appeal to all clubs affiliated with the Adelaide Turf Cricket Association to give their support and nominate person's capable to sit on the executive committee and assist with the every day running. The 1985 -86 Season saw two new ventures take place: - 1. The Brock -Younger Knock -out Competition.
2. Formation of teams from the Intellectually Disabled Persons S.A. Inc.
(1) The Brock -Younger Knock -out Competition proved very successful with 16 teams participating, the associations appreciation and thanks goes to the "Sponsors" Michael Brock and Rob Younger -A detail report has been included, also further to Michael for the time he devoted to the A.T.C.A. on the Mark Robertson Show with 5AA - Thank you Michael.
(2) The 1985 -86 Seasons saw the foundation of teams from the Intellectually Disable Persons S.A. Inc. The competition is played under "J" Grade and many thanks must go the the clubs that supported this venture. namely Edwardstown, Adelaide, Gepps Cross and Rostrevor - the time devoted by members of these clubs was most appreciated and we look forward to further expansion in 1986 -87.
I would now like to thank the president of the association, Mr. J.A. Rawes for his help and assistance during the season also the chairman and committee members of the executive - to committee members Noal Keen and Trevor Smith in their first twelve months thank you for your assistance, also to Gerry Goulter for the long hours he devotes to the A.T.C.A.
In conclusion, I wish all affiliated clubs, their officials and registered players - good luck and good cricket during the 1986 -87 Season.
R.C. DUFFY Executive Officer SEASONS PERFORMANCES GRADE SHIELD PREMIER CAPTAIN SECRETARY A.1 Pryor Walkerville N.W. Ford Mrs. M. Kemp A.2 Manuell Rostrevor Old Collegians G.J. Arnfield S. Cavanagh A.3 Millard Woodville Rechabites R. Gordon J. Widdop A.4 Powell Western Districts N. Yeing P. Marrett A.5 Acraman Prospect District M. Leaker G.J. Uzzell 8.1 Marlow Walkerville K. Boehm Mrs. M. Kemp B.2 Klose/Webb Gaza D. Wiltshire C.D. Luck C A.T.C.U.A. St. Peters Old Collegians T. Thring W. Fowler D Pywell Prospect District E. Katsaros G.J. Uzzell E Wellington Adelaide University G. Black M. Syner -Lyons F Hayman West Lakes R. Daniels S. Lester G Bartlett Grange B. White G. Nicholas H Ewing Rostrevor Old Collegians F.C. O'Connor S. Cavanagh
I Hull Hope Valley G. Cook M. Gennoe 13 Gold Carman Ingle Farm District C. Richards R. McCard 13 Blue Hackett Gaza J. Jamieson C.D. Luck 16 Gold Carne Ingle Farm District B. Pike R. McCard 16 Blue Gunn Richmond M. Stanton J.D, Emmel 14 Gold Camp Payneham G. Vincent K.J, Duke 14 Blue Duke Edwardstown S, Lowry B.A. Cope
SPECIAL PERFORMANCES SEASON 1985 -86 BATTING 500 Runs Minimum CLUB GRADE RUNS D. Jarman Gaza 13 Gold 834 R.M. Lord Greenacres A.5 701 G.W. Murdoch Walkerville Al 639 I.F. Morrison Elizabeth District A.1 605 B.C. Munro Richmond E 600 J.W. Pink Sturt District A,4 593 J. Calvert Modbury A/14 Gold 574 S.R. Sparrow Western Districts A.4 572 D. Nelson Ingle Farm District U /16 Gold 569 S.T. Lane St. Peters Old Collegians Al 567 S. Sims Gaza A,1 567 G.B. Wickham Gaza A.1 564 R.W. Thomas Woodville Rechabites A,3 560 W. Cooper Grange U /16 Blue 551 A. Jarman Gaza 13 Gold 533 R.K. Smith Grange B.1 523 P. Schultz Immanuel Old Scholars A3 512 B. Coxon Edwardstown U/14 Blue 511 R. Amiguet Gaza 8.2 511
B. Bayly Clarence Park I 502 I.G. Nottage Grange A.1 502
BOWLING 60 Wickets Minimum WKTS D.J. Hammond Payneham U/14 Gold 60 M.E. McManus Rostrevor Old Collegians H 60 M.J. Simpson Modbury U /16 Gold 60 INTER -STATE ASSOCIATION GAMES DETAILS RELATING TO A.T.C.A. v V.S.D.C.A. MATCHES
1963 Coburg Vic. V.S.D.C.A. 5/320 d A.T.C.A. 184 & 5/46 1964 Hawthorn S.A. V.S.D.C.A. 387 d A.T.C.A. 7/295 1966 Coburg Vic. V.S.D.C.A. 142 d A.T.C.A. 139 1967 Myer S.A. A.T.C.A. 215 & 2/74 d V.S.D.C.A. 112 & 175 1969 Waverley Vic. V.S.D.C.A. 219 & 1/13 d A.T.C.A. 113 & 122 1970 Unley S.A. V.S.D.C.A. 8/275 d A.T.C.A. 241 1971 Brighton Vic. V.S.D.C.A. 7/322 d A.T.C.A. 112 & 0/115 1972 Unley S.A. V.S.D.CA. 9/248 d A.T.C.A. 142 & 1/71 1973 Waverley Vic. A.T.C.A. 276 d V.S.D.C.A. 199 1974 Brighton S.A. V.S.D.C.A. 267 d A.T.C.A.157 1975 Moorabin Vic. V.S.D.C.A. 257 d A.T.C.A. 101 1976 Brighton S,A. V.S.D.C.A. 4/136 d A.T.C.A. 129 1977 Geelong Vic. V.S.D.C.A. 162 d A.T.C.A. 155 & 3/135 1978 Payneham S.A. A.T.C.A. 360 d V.S.D.C.A. 195 & 0/35 1979 Box Hill Vic. V.S.D.C.A. 236 & 3/185 d A.T.C.A. 109 & 1/98 1980 Brighton S.A. A.T.C.A. 131 & 8/170 d V.S.D.C.A. 161 & 99 1981 Sunshine Vic. A.T.C.A. 8/262 d V.S.D.C.A. 214 1982 Brighton S.A. A.T.C.A. 208 d V.S.D.C.A. 108 & 3/53 1983 Moorabin Vic. V.S.D.C.A. 7/334 d A.T.CA. 176 1984 Brighton S.A.. A.T.C.A. 5/348 d V.S.D.C.A. 8/346 1985 Coburg Vie. V.S.D.C.A. 262 & 0/84 d A.T.C.A. 132 & 213
ADELAIDE TURF CRICKET ASSOCIATION INC. POSITIONS AT END OF MINOR ROUND 1985/86
Bonus GRADE A.1 Pts Points Total GRADE A.4 Gaza (M.P.) 100 49.42 149.42 Western Districts (P & M.P) 105 55.08 160.08 St. Peters Old Collegians (R.U) 85 49.69 134.69 Sturt District 75 46.45 121.45 Clarence Park 65 48.73 113.73 Adel. High Old Schol. (R.U) 75 45.11 120.11 Walkerville (P) 65 42.36 107.36 S.A. Institute of Technology 70 49.50 119.50 Brighton 60 39.59 99.59 Glenunga 60 48.57 108.57 Edwardstown 55 43.68 98.68 Elders 60 47.08 107.08 Gepps Cross 55 43.00 98.00 S. M.O. S. H. 60 45.88 105.88 x Elizabeth District 45 44.64 89.64 Post -Tel I nstitute 65 40.01 105.01 Richmond 50 38.24 88.24 Kensington District 55 45.83 100.83 Ferryden Park 45 40.39 85.39 Plympton High Old Scholars 55 38.74 93.74 Grange 30 36.98 66.98 Old Collegians 15 41.64 56.64 Payneham 25 39.07 64.07 Adelaide University 15 37.95 52.95
GRADE A.2 GRADE A.5 E.T.S.A. (M.P & R.U) 105 49.22 154.22 Prospect District (P & M.P) 120 45.72 165.72 Modbury 90 47.78 137.78 West Lakes (R.U) 110 46.47 156.47 Rostrevor Old Collegians (P) 80 51.06 131.06 D. R. C. S.I. 95 43.82 138.82 Kilburn' 75 48.84 123.84 Tea Tree Gully'District 85 45.65 130.65 Unley 75 46.34 121.34 Para Hills 70 42.75 112.75 Ingle Farm District 76 46.10 121.10 Glenelg District 65 43.66 108.66 Pooraka 70 46.13 116.13 Tubemakers 65 42.31 107.31 Old Scotch 65 47.11 112.11 G reenacres 55 44.42 99.42 Marion 40 42 26 82.26 Commonwealth Bank 55 44.26 99.26 Prince Alfred Old Collegians 30 39.75 69.75 Adelaide District 40 40.26 80.26 Flinders Park 25 44.68 69.68 Adelaide Deaf 25 32.51 57.51 Pulteney Old Scholars 20 42.46 62.46 East Torrens District 15 35.15 50.15
GRADE A.3 GRADE B.1 Woodville Rech. (P & M.P) 95 49.59 144.59 Walkerville (P & M.P) 110 48.58 158.58 Sacred Heart Old Collegians 85 45.29 130.29 Payneham 90 43.95 133.95 Pembroke Old Scholars (R.U) 85 44.99 129.99 Grange (R.U) 75 41.64 116.64 Teachers College 80 43.58 123.58 Clarence Park 75 41.20 116.20 Woodville North 60 39.48 99.48 Brighton 65 41.87 106.87 Fulham 50 45.89 95.89 St. Peters Old Collegians 65 41.17 106.17 Old Ignatians 55 39.90 94.90 Richmond 55 41.63 96.63 Woodville South 50 39.50 89.50 Edwardstown 40 43.57 83,57 Hope Valley 45 40.99 85.99 Gepps Cross 30 39.79 69.79 Immanuel Old Scholars 40 40.85 80.85 Pembroke Old Scholars 30 38.85 68.85 Athelstone 40 34.41 74.41 Pulteney Old Scholars 25 38.08 63.08 Aust. National Institute 25 38.34 63.34 Prince Alfred Old Collegians 20 39.03 59.03 RECORDING SECRETARY'S REPORT
At long last we have the computor up and running with programmes to meet all the requirements to produce end of season information for clubs, trophy presentations and the annual report.
All performances in this annual report were taken directly from the computor but may differ slightly from what you have as a club in your own records. As stated in last years report the performance figures will be only as correct as result forms submitted. This year there was a marked improvement to previous years and with a little more care in the future all the recorded performances will correspond with your own records.
Last season 5715 players were registered of which 4562 played at least one match.
We hope that as an association the information that will be available will help You the clubs in the future.
In my capacity as Recording Secretary not only am I involved in the registration of players but am also involved in programming, playing dates, gradings, annual report and handbook.
Playing Dates: Each year we have a problem in establishing a minor round of matches in line with the S.A.C.A. They have in the past played at least 13 or 14 minor round games, and at the same time tried to give state players as many as possible complete matches in the district competi- tion. Last year after many discussions it was impossible to get any dates in line. This year will be easier because of the reduction of matches in the minor round of the district com- petition.
Programme: Last year we had 163 turf teams, 22 hardwicket and 42 under -age teams After the pro- gramme was drawn up and just prior to the first match we lost two teams and after the first three rounds a further two teams pulled out. This caused many problems and resulted in the handbook being late. Last season there were 32 matches forfeited and were in the following grades: A. 5 -1, C -1,
E -3, F -1, H -1, I -1, 13G -8, 13B -10, 16G -2, 16B -2, 14G -1, 14B -1. This resulted in 2.6% of all matches programmed being forfeited.
I believe that some clubs are over estimating the number of players that they will have, and this is a concern to us. it is also unfair to the clubs that they forfeit to, because of the lack of cricket that their players were looking forward to.
Once again I attended meetings of the S.A.C.A. District Cricket Committee as the association delegate and also attended a all day seminar on the "Future of cricket in this State'.
Once again my wife and I would like to thank the clubs who invited us to their presentation evenings, they were most enjoyable and much appreciated. In conclusion, I must once again thank my wife for her help and tolerance, also Reg Duffy for his help and guidance. GERALD T. GOULTER Recording Secretary OVALS SUB-COMMITTEE REPORT
It is very pleasing to record that the Ovals Sub -Committee had a very active year in 1985 -86.
During the season, the full Committee made four oval inspections, two of which were full day excursions. In addition each of the five Committee men were given a group of ovals to inspect, and submit a written report on their condition. By the end of the season, each of the 82 Turf and 32 Hard Wicket grounds, had been inspected at least once.
Whilst the overall standard of grounds in Grade Al was fairly good, the condition of some grounds from Grade A2 downwards left a lot to be desired, with rough outfields and poor grass coverage on pitches, being the main problems.
Most ground inspections were made on a Friday, and it was obvious that some Clubs were not starting to prepare pitches until Friday afternoons. This is not good enough, and a number of Clubs will be contacted and advised to Improve their playing facilities within twelve months, or risk disaffiliation in Season 1987 -88.
The length of grass on some ovals also caused some concern, with teams batting on the second day being at a decided disadvantage. For Turf cricket, ovals should be cut weekly during the season, and this matter will be followed up in Season 1986 -87.
Last season more attention was paid to the hard wicket grounds, in the 13 Gold, 13 Blue and Under Age grades. Whilst most of these grounds were in satisfactory condition, a number needed urgent attention to pitch coverings, some of which were downright dangerous. It is appreciated that most hardwicket grounds are controlled by School Councils, but it is up to the Clubs to liaise with ground controlling authorities, to improve ground and pitch conditions where necessary.
Concluding this report, the Ovals Sub -Committee appreciates the fact, that the maintenance and preparation of Turf Cricket pitches is an expensive proposition. However if we wish to improve the standard of cricket in the A.T.C.A. good pitches are essential. KEITH DUKE Chairman
JUNIOR SUB -COMMITTEE REPORT
Season 1985/86 was another rewarding one to all who participated in the A.T.C.A. junior competition, from players to managers, scorers, parents and club administrators. It is pleasing that in these times of rising costs, several of our member clubs are continuing to provide our future senior players with the opportunity and the facilities to learn and enjoy the game of cricket.
The annual inter -association matches with the Para Districts Cricket Association were played at the Pooraka Cricket Club ovals and resulted in a win to the under 14 team (Savings Bank of S.A. Shield) and a narrow loss by the under 16 team (Coca -Cola Bottlers Shield), The matches were played in inclement weather conditions, with both matches being affected by rain. Our junior ambassadors are to be commended for their determination that both games would be played to a result. They provided excellent entertainment to those who attended and supported the competitors from both associations. The catering facilities provided by Pooraka were greatly appreciated.
Thanks are tendered to Messrs. Don Smith, Ray McCard and Bob Dew who gave their time and energies to coach and manage the junior squads. Thanks also to Payneham and Pooraka Cricket Clubs for providing practice and playing facilities.
The Junior Trophy Presentation Night was held at the Brighton Footballers end Cricketers Clubrooms, was well attended and a resounding success. The presentations were made by President John Rawes and Chairman Gil Kolenberg with commemorative medallions and team photographs presented to those players who represented the Association. We thank Brighton for their assistance with venue, supper, etc., also to Trevor Smith who liaised so well with the Brighton Executive to ensure all went well.
We believe that our Junior Competition is enhanced by special by -laws governing playing conditions and again prior to the start of season 1986/87, a meeting of all interested clubs will be held to discuss playing conditions, interpretation of by-laws and anything else which will benefit our juniors and the competition. We again ask that all clubs ensure that the names and addresses of respective junior co-ordinators are supplied to the Executive Officer so that communication can be maintained.
I thank all who have assisted during the past year and offer best wishes to all for the coming season.
BR IAN CHAPMAN, J.P. Chairman, Junior Sub -Committee UMPIRES SUB -COMMITTEE REPORT
A few meetings were held this year. In November the Umpires submitted a draft set of guide lines. These were discussed at the December Executive meeting and a sub committee was formed to settle the same. A further draft was submitted to the Executive in January and again referred back for further alteration. The final draft was submitted to the February meeting and was agreed. As it was then close to the end of the season, no further action was taken as the guidelines would not have become operable until the 1986 -87 season. They have now been approved and adopted by both Associations.
The Umpires appointments panel met and made the necessary appointments on a monthly basis, i.e. 2 matches at a sitting.
May I offer my sincere thanks to Noel Keen, Barry Droegmuller, Mal Green and Eddy Renner for their work during the year and to David Iverson for his help and guidance as Umpires Coach. WAL GRIMSEY Chairman
OBITUARY
It is with deep regret that your Executive refers to the passing during the year, of two former A.T.C.A, stalwarts in the persons of Hugh Millard and Tom Klose.
Hugh was appointed Honorary Secretary to the AT.C.A. in 1938, and served with distinction in that capacity until 1952. He was then elected to the office of President, and further served the Association for another fourteen years. Hugh's dedication to the A.T.C,A. was recognised with a Life Membership.
Several years ago the Association saw fit to donate the H.V. Millard Shield for annual competition in the grades.
Tom Klose first joined the A.T.C.A, in the 1950's with the now defunct Myer Cricket Club. Prior to that he was a prominent player with the Prospect District Cricket Club, and a regular member of the South Australian Shef- field Shield Eleven.
Tom served the A.T.C.A. as an Executive Member, Selector, Juniors Coach and Association Captain in represen- tative games.
The Tom Klose Perpetual Trophy is awarded annually by the Myer Cricket Club Trust Fund in the Juniors Inter - Association games.
The Webb -K lose Shield is also competed for annually in the grades.
The A.T.C.A. expresses its deepest sympathy to the families and relatives of the deceased. PLAYER BEHAVIOUR SUB -COMMITTEE
Following action taken in the past two seasons it was anticipated there would be an improvement in behaviour for Season 1985 -86 - and so there was - until the end of the year there was only one minor report, but f rom 4th January until the end of the season 17 further reports were received.
Of the 18 reports, four were from Umpires, two jointly from Umpires and Captains, six from Captains and the remaining six from Club Officials.
SEVEN OF THE REPORTS RELATED DIRECTLY TO MISBEHAVIOUR BY CAPTAINS.
The general tenor of the reports is just plain bad sportsmanship, it seems that some Clubs interpret the word "competitiveness" to mean winning at all costs, abusing opposing players, arguing with and disputing Umpires' decisions and otherwise using intimidatory tactics. It is a juvenile approach which filters down to the players who cannot accept defeat, an Umpires decision, or even a good shot by an opposing batsman - it is time for all this to change. We do not want those persons or Clubs in the Association.
During the year three players appeared before the Tribunal. One player was suspended for six matches for indecent exposure during a game, another for three matches for abusive language and kicking stumps over and the third person tor knocking over his wicket.
Representatives of six Clubs were called before the Executive, two of which were placed on bonds for the 1986 -87 season, two other Clubs were reprimanded.
The A.T.C.A. Executive has continued to lake action against offending Clubs and they will not be intimidated in achieving this objective. Unfortunately in the most serious of incidents reported no positive action could be taken -a tightening of By -Laws relating to misbehaviour and the reporting of such will, we hope, solve those problems.
We look forward to co- operation from all Clubs in the forthcoming season and we trust that Clubs will assist by maintaining discipline and the appointment of Captains who will ensure that their game of cricket is played in the spirit of sportsmanship and not "competitiveness ".
S.W. SHEPHERDSON Chairman, Player Behaviour Sub-Committee FINANCE REPORT'
The financial result for the year was a surplus of $6,383 which was $10,263 above budget. The two major items that contributed to this were fines incurred by affiliated clubs ($6,170) and profit on sale of investments ($5,180). As in previous years clubs incurred fines at an alarmingly high level. The fines system applies the "user pays" principle to clubs which cause an unnecessary additional work load on Association administrations. A profit on sale of investments was realised during the year due to a takeover, and the funds generated were reinvested in the stock market.
The stock portfolio has shown a remarkable growth in market value over the year. However since 31st f4ay 1986 there has been an approximate 13% overall decrease in value. The overall increase is still over 40% on last year.
A new format of accounts presentation has been adopted this year in accordance with redent changed in Austrálian Accounting Standards. A Statement of Sources and Applications of Funds, which shoWs the financing and investment activities of the Association, has been included for the first time,
The budget recommendation of this Committee have been accepted by the Executive and no increases in affiliation fees will apply for 1986/1987. A deficit of $3,530 is budgetted for, with, as usual, no allowances for fines.
The Association remains to be in a sound financial position although expenses must be kept under tight control to maintain affiliation fees at current levels in future years.
I would like to thank Ray Duffy and the members of the Finance Committee for their time and interest throughout the past year.
M.R. SYNER - LYONS Chairman Finance Committee
TREASURER'S STATEMENT
I, Mark Richard Syner -Lyons hereby state that to the best of my knowledge and belief the attached financial statements of the Adelaide Turf Cricket Association are drawn up so as to give a true and fair view of the financial position of the Association as at the 31st of May, 1986 and for the years trading ended on that date.
ADELAIDE, MARK SYNER-LYONS 6.Sc(Hons.), Dip.Acc, G Gip. Sys. An., ACA. AALS 21st July, 1986 Treasurer
AUDITORS' REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF ADELAIDE TURF CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED
We report that we have audited the accompanying accounts, comprising the balance sheet, statement of income and expenditure, statement of sources and applications of funds and the notes attached thereto, in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards.
In our opinion: the accounts are properly drawn up in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards so as to give a true and fair view or the state of affairs of the Association at 31st May, 1986 and of the results for the year ended on that date.
LI ' .,,IQ , ADELAIDE. South Australia B.T. MORRIS Dated 23rd July, 1986 (Partner) ADELAIDE TURF CRICKET.ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST MAY 1986 1986 1985 $ $ ACCUMULATED FUNDS $46,0i8 $36,695 Represented by:- CURRENT ASSETS Cash at Bank' 276 1,893 Unsecured Notes and Interest Bearing Deposits 8,220 11268 Amounts owing by Affiliated Clubs 6,020 4,231 Trophies and Other Stock on Hand (at cost) 3,226 1,726 Sundry Debtors 406 - 18,148 19,118 NON CURRENT ASSETS Shares Listed on Stock Exchange 27,159 21,258 (Market value 1986 $69,670, 1985 $42,039) Fixed Assets (Note 2) 6,327 6,766 33,486 28,024 TOTAL ASSETS 51,634 47,142 LESS CURRENT LIABILITIES Provision for Touring Expenses 4,000 6,000 Sundry Creditors 1,556 1,447 5,556 7,447 $46,078 $39,695 STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MAY 1986 1986 1985 $ $ INCOME Payments from Clubs 35,575 33,826 Income from Trusts 406 400 interest and Dividends 4,250 3,274 Profit on Sale of Investments 5,180 - Sundry Income 70 680 45,481 38,180 EXPENDITURE Advertising 764 190 Audit Fee 500 - Bank Fees 63 76 Computer Expenses 81 71 Depreciation 1,755 988 Honoraria 13,650 13,125 Junior Coaching - 400 Match and Touring Expenses 7,959 3,965 Provision for Touring Expenses (2,000) 2,000 Postage and General Expenses 2,347 1,715 Printing and Stationery 3,113 3,056 Publicity 1,604 860 Rental of Office and Carpark 1,372 1,212 Shields and Trophies 1,177 1,061 Social Expenses 2,003 1,350 Telephonp 978 608 Umpire Payments 3,732 2,867 39,098 33,544 SURPLUS 6,383 4,636 ACCUMULATED SURPLUS - OPENING BALANCE 39,965 35,059 ACCUMULATED SURPLUS - CLOSING BALANCE $46,078 $39,895 ADELAIDE TURF CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED STATEMENT OF SOURCES AND APPLICATIONS OF FUNDS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MAY 1986 1986 1985 SOURCES OF FUNDS $ $ SURPLUS FOR YEAR 6,383 4,636 ADD BACK NON CASH ITEMS Depreciation 1,755 988 Profit on Sale of Shares (5,180) - Provision for Touring Expenses (2,000) 2,000 FUNDS FROM OPERATIONS (Note 1) 958 7,624 Sale of Shares 10,277 - Net Decrease in Working Capital (Note 2) 1,079 685 $12314 $8,309 APPLICATIONS OF FUNDS Purchase of Shares 10,998 555 Purchase of Fixed Assets 1,316 7,754 $12,314 $8,309 NOTES: 1) FUNDS FROM OPERATIONS Inflow of Funds from Operations 40,296 38,180 Outflow of Funds from Operations 39,338 30,556 958 7,624 2) CHANGE IN WORKING CAPITAL Cash at Bank (1,617) (1,088) Unsecured Notes and Interest Bearing Deposits (3,048) (4,232) Sundry Creditors (109) 2,822 Amounts owing by Affiliated Clubs 1,789 1,273 Sundry Debtors 406 - Trophies and Other Stock on Hand 1,500 540 (1,079) (685) NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MAY 1988 1 SUMMARY OF ACCOUNTING POLICIES a) HISTORICAL COST CONVENTION: These accounts have been prepared on the basis of historical cost and therefore do not reflect changes in the purchasing power of money or current valuations of non monetary assets. b) DEPRECIATION: Depreciation is provided for on all fixed assets on a straight line basis so as to write off the net historical cost of each fixed asset over its expected useful life. Additions are depreciated in the year of acquisition on a pro rata basis. c) INCOME TAX STATUS:The Association is exempt from the payment of income tax under the provisions of Section 23(g) of the Income Tax Assessment Act. 2 FIXED ASSETS 19$86 19$85 Computer and Projector (at cost) 9,070 7,754 Less: Accumulated Depreciation 2,743 988 $6,327 $6,766 BROCK YOUNGER CUP 1985 -1986 The offer of sponsorship for the first time in the form of a cash donation saw the introduction of a one day Knock -Out Competition by the A.T.C.A. Sixteen teams participated from A.1 and from A.2 Grade. The competition was conducted on Sundays with rules similar to those of international matches. Umpires' fees were paid by the Association. Prize money was distributed to the winning team, runners up and the losers of the semi -finals. Handsome trophies were donated to the winning Club and the Player of the Match in the Grand Final. Participating teams were: A.1 Gaza, Edwardstown, Clarence Park, Richmond, S.P.O.C., Grange, Ferryden Park, Gepps Cross, Payneham, Elizabeth, Brighton, Walkerville A.2 Modbury, Pulteney Old Scholars, Kilburn and Ingle Farm RESULTS Round 1 Gaza d. Edwardstown Clarence Park d. Modbury Kilburn d. S.P.O.C. Ferryden Park d. Grange Payneham d. Gepps Cross Walkerville d. Brighton Elizabeth d. Ingle Farm Round 2 Clarence Park d. Gaza Kilburn d. Richmond Ferryden Park d. Payneham Walkerville d. Elizabeth Round 3 (Semi -finals), Kilburn d. Clarence Park Ferryden Park d. Walkerville FINAL Ferryden Park d. Kilburn The matches engendered considerable interest particularly those Clubs with a good following. The closely fought semi -finals were of a high standard. The winning teams Ferryden Park and Kilburn played off for the Brock Young Cup at the Kilburn Oval before one of the largest crowds seen at an A.T.C.A. fixture. As can be seen that match was won quite comfortably by Ferryden Park. Michael BROCK and Rob YOUNGER presented cheques for $750.00 to Ferryden Park and $350.00 to Kilburn. The losing semi -finalists received $100.00. The Brock Younger Cup was presented to Gary Ryan the Captain of Ferryden Park and the Player of the Match awarded to H. Stokes of Ferryden Park for an outstanding innings. The A.T.C.A. and all participating teams express their sincere thanks to BROCK YOUNGER for their fine contribution. S.W. SHEPHERDSON ADELAIDE TURF CRICKET ASSOCIATION INC. POSITIONS AT END OF MINOR ROUND 1985/86 GRADE B.2 GRADE G Ingle Farm Dist. (M.P & R.U) 90 45.11 135.11 E.T.S.A. (M.P& R.U) 135 51.85 186.85 Gaza (P) 85 49.91 134.91 Woodville Rechabites 90 46.89 136.89 Woodville Rechabites ' 85 45.89 130.89 Grange (P) 85 46.59 131.59 Rostrevor Old Collegians 85 44.17 129.17 Payneham 80 50.18 130.18 Modbury 85 41.07 126.07 Sturt District 80 40.53 120.53 XElizabeth District 70 49.19 119.19 Clarence Park 70 45.91 115.91 Ferryden Park 60 45.61 105.61 Pembroke Old Scholars 65 44.92 109.92 Fulham 55 45.51 1 00.51 Hinders Park 60 39.83 99.83 Pooraka 40 41.13 81.13 Greenacres 55 42.91 97.91 Flinders Park 35 40.11 75.11 Un ley 45 40.08 85.08 Woodville North 35 39.18 74.18 Elizabeth District 20 36.41 56.41 Hope Valley 5 37.99 42.99 Tubemakers 15 37.56 52.56 GRADE C GRADE H St. Peters Old Coll. (P & M.P) 115 51.64 166.64 Rostrevor Old Coll. (P & M.P) 125 49.10 174.10 Brighton 100 43.87 143.87 Ingle Farm District 125 48.54 173.54 Payneham (R.U) 95 45.83 140.83 Adelaide University (R.U) 110 49.60 159.60 Walkerville 85 46.42 131.42 Commonwealth Bank 80 47.02 127.02 Grange 75 46.23 121.23 Brighton 60 43.81 103.81 Pooraka 80 40.77 120.77 D. R. C.S. I. 60 42.75 102.75 Kilburn 65 42.26 107.26 Adelaide High Old Edwardstown 70 36.40 106.40 Scholars 60 40.74 100.74 Elders 40 44.88 84.88 Sacred Heart Old Collegians 35 35.92 70.92 Old Collegians 78.92 Athelstone 25 38.11 63.11 40 38.92 M.O.S. H. Modbury 20 38.43 58.43 S. 20 38.90 58.90 Para Hills 25 30.99 55.99 3RADE D GRADE I Marion (M.P) 110 41.72 151.72 Hope Valley 1 P & M.P) 95 49.88 144.88 Unley 105 46.36 151.36 Grange 80 46.19 126.19 Prospect District (P) 90 42,85 132.85 Clarence Park (R.U) 85 41.09 126.09 Payneham (R.U) 85 44,54 129.54 Fulham 75 46.94 121.94 Old Scotch 70 42.98 112.98 Woodville South 80 36.21 116.21 Brighton 65 39.61 104.61 Edwardstown 65 37.18 102.18 Woodville South 55 37.00 92.00 Plympton High Old Scholars 60 41.18 101.18 Gepps Cross 45 40,32 85.32 Tea Tree Gully District 45 37.13 82.13 Grange 40 38.75 78.75 Para Hills 45 36.84 81.84 Post -Tel Institute 25 38,70 63.70 Unley 30 39.24 69.24 Teachers College 25 35.81 60.81 Pulteney Old Scholars 15 34.10 49.10 HARDWICKET SECTION GRADE E GRADE 13 GOLD Adelaide University (P & M.P) 115 46.54 161.54 Ingle Farm District (P & M.P) 140 54.95 194.95 Prince Alfred Old Collegians 95 42.59 137.59 Gaza (P.U) 120 57.07 177.07 Adelaide High Old Schol. (R.U) 85 43.59 128.59 St. Peters Old Collegians 120 49.75 169.75 Gepps 65 47.58 112.58 Cross Woodville North 110 47.35 157.35 Richmond 65 44.34 109.34 West Lakes 90 41.91 131.91 Old Ignatians 65 39.70 104.70 Hope Valley 75 39.37 114.37 Glenunga 55 39.83 94.83 S.A. Institute of Technology 50 42.33 Brighton 55 37.93 92.93 92.33 Gepps Cross 45 38.67 83.67 St. Peters Old Collegians 45 41.48 86.48 Athelstone 50 32.20 Aust. National 45 41.39 86.39 82.20 Institute Glenunga 30 34.35 64.35 S.A. Institute of 40 40.43 80.43 Technology Greenacres 20 24.51 44.51 Western Districts 25 26.83 51.83 Pooraka 10 34.39 44.39 GRADE F Payneham (MT) 120 51.32 171.32 GRADE 13 BLUE Immanuel Old Scholars 100 47.66 147.66 Gaza (P & M.P) 150 54.88 204.88 Rostrevor Old Collegians (R.U) 75 48.23 123 23 Australian National Institute 110 51.80 161.80 West Lakes W) 75 42.78 117.78 Adelaide University (R.U), 85 43.27 128.27 Fulham 65 45.41 110.41 Rostrevor Old Collegians 80 47.76 127.76 Modbury 70 39.10 109.10 E.T.S.A. 60 44.67 104.67 Old Collegians 55 38.45 93.45 Kilburn 60 41.64 101.64 Walkervillle 45 31.39 76.39 Greenacres 60 39.74 99.74 Pooraka 35 36.74 71.74 Grange 55 38.51 93.51 Marion 25 40.54 65.54 Richmond 40 27.92 67.92 xEiizabeth District 25 31.26 66.26 Gepps Cross 20 16.57 36.57 UNDER AGE SECTION GRADE U /16 GOLD GRADE U/14 GOLD East Torrens Dist.(Gold) (M.P) 120 Payneham (P & M.P) 115 Payneham 100 Tea Tree Gully Dist. (R.U) 80 Ingle Farm District (P) 95 Modbury 80 Tea Tree Gully District 90 Ingle Farm District 80 Modbury 80 Pooraka 70 Gepps Cross 80 Salisbury District 65 Salisbury District 70 East Torrens District 40 Kensington District 65 Gepps Cross 40 Hope Valley 60 Hope Valley 35 Pooraka 45 Athelstone 15 Athelstone 10 East Torrens Dist. (Blue) 5 GRADE U /16 BLUE Richmond (P & MT) 120 Edwardstown (R.U) 105 GRADE U/14 BLUE Grange 95 Edwardstown (P & M.P) 130 Adelaide District 85 Grange 115 Fulham 80 Glenelg District (R.U) 100 Woodville North 80 Adelaide District 95 Glenelg District (Blue) 60 West Torrens District 55 Brighton 55 Ingle Farm District 30 Glenelg District (Red) 50 East Torrens District 15 Marion 45 Fulham 10 Woodville Rechabites 35 Flinders Park o TROPHY WINNERS President's Trophies - Donated by J.A. Hawes Esq. Grade A.1 Batting - I.F. Morrison Elizabeth District 605 Runs Grade Al Bowling - B. Vincent Brighton 35 Wickets Colin Forrest Trophy - Donated by C. Forrest Esq. Most Promising Junior -J. Athanasiou Gaza J.U. Jantke Fielding Trophy - Donated by A.T.C.A. Inc. (Grade A.1 Umpire Votes) - D. Williams Payneham Myer Cricket Club Trust Fund Perpetual Trophies: )("Harold Walker Trophy' - Batting U/16 Inter-Association - M. Brown - Pooraka "Tom Klose Trophy" - Bowling U/16 Inter- Association - G. Clark - Payneham X "Cockle Trevorrow Trophy" - Bowling U/14 Inter -Association - D, Martin - Payneham y "Ron Linklatfer Trophy" - Batting U/14 Inter -Association - D. Niemann - Grange "Bob Roxby Trophy" - Best Allround Performance U /16 - M.J. Simpson - Modbury A.T.C.A. BATTING TROPHIES A.T.C.A. BOWLING TROPHIES GRADE BATSMAN CLUB RUNS GRADE BOWLER CLUB WKTS A.2 B.P. Brown Modbury 477 A.2 S. O'Connor Kilburn 53 A.3 P. Schultz Immanuel O.S. 512 A.3 B. Gepp Fulham 40 A.4 J.W. Pink Sturt District 558 A.4 M.S. Dutton Glenunga 37 A.5 R.M. Lord Greenacres 701 A.5 S.M. Lester West Lakes 50 B.1 A. Reid Clarence Park 420 B.1 N.J. Harding Clarence Park 33 B.2 D. Paige Elizabeth District 492 B.2 R. Alston Hinders Park 45 C A.P. Simmons St. Peters O.C. 371 C W.N. Stephens Kilburn 41 D A.B. Fuller Old Scotch 449 D (M. Foale Marion 38 E B.C. Munro Richmond 600 ( P.R. Milne Prospect District 38 F N. Eckman West Lakes 342 E D.C. Paton Adelaide University 47 G B.E. White Grange 380 F J. Mead Modbury 34 H G.M. Bookman Adelaide High O.S. 463 G R.W. Manning Woodville Rech. 47 M. Brooks Grange 454 H M.E. McManus Rostrevor O.C. 50 M.K. %A/liken Fulham 46 HARDWICKET SECTION 13 Gold D. Jarman Gaza 716 HARDWICKET SECTION 13 Blue G. Mutton E.T.S.A. 405 13 Gold A. Jarman Gaza 49 13 Blue J. Jamieson Gaza 32 UNDER AGE SECTION U /16 Gold D. Nelson Ingle Faim District 470 UNDER AGE SECTION U/16 Blue W. Cooper Grange 552 U /16 Gold M.J. Simpson Modbury 60 U /14 Gold J. Calvert Modbury 522 U/16 Blue L. Grace Woodville Rech. 34 U/14 Blue B. Coxon Edwardstown 504 U/14 Gold D.J. Hammond Payneham 55 U/14 Blue G. Tou lentos Edwardstown 34 PREMIERSHIP WINNERS FROM 1932 -1933 TO 1985 -1986 GRADE 1 (Al) PRYOR SHIELD 1977 -78 Clarence Park 1969 -70 Old Scotch 1932-33 Hawthorn 1978 -79 Woodville North 1970-71 Carmel Court 1933-34 P.A.O.C. 1979.80 Para Hills 1971.72 Postal Institute 1972 1934 -35 Prince Alfred College 1980-81 D.R.C.S.I. -73 Old Scotch 1981.82 Post 1973.74 East Torrens 1935 -36 Hawthorn -Tel 197475 Park 1936-37 East Torrens Colts 1982.83 Modbury Clarence 1937 -38 Hawthorn' 1983 -84 Gaza 1975.76 Bank of Adelaide 1984 -85 -77 Gaza 1938-39 Woodville Ferryden Park 1976 1985 -88 1977-78 193940 Goodwood Rostrevor O.0 Grange 1978-79 Grange East Torrens 1939.40 1979-80 Pooraka -41 Payneham 1940 1980.81 Glenunga 1941.42 St. Peters College GRADE 3 (A3) 1981.82 Kensington 1942-43 Stun MILLARD SHIELD 1982-83 Adelaide High 1943 -44 Woodville 0.5. 1956 -57 S.P.O.C. 1983-84 Tubemakers 1944-45 Woodville 1957 -58 Edwardstown 1984.85 S.M 0.; JL - 1945-46 G.M. Hoidens 1958.59 Burnside 1985 -88 ProspectDistdct 1946-47 Stun 1959-60 Kensington 1947 -48 Payneharn 196061 W.R.E.I. 1948-49 Brighton 1961-62 Prospect 1949.50 Sturt 1962-63 Kilburn GRADE 6 (B1) 1950-51 Sturt 196344 Glenelg MARLOW SHIELD 1951-52 Sturt 1964-65 Savings Bank 1960-61 W.R.E.I. 1952.53 Sturt 1965-66 Kelvinator 1961-62 Edwardstown 1953 -54 Sturt 196647 Brighton 1962-63 Woodville 1954 -55 Myer 196748 East Parade 1963-64 Glenelg 1955-56 Sturt . 1968-69 Prospect 1964 -65 N.A. - 1956 -57 Myer 1969 -70 W.R.E.I. 1965-66 Payneham 1957 -58 Brighton 1970-71 Old Scotch 1966-67 Teachers College 1958.59 Railway 1971 -72 Savings Bank of S.A. 1967-68 Grange 1959-60 Brighton 1972 -73 P.A.O.0 1968-69 Elizabeth District 1960ó1 Myer 1973 -74 Flinders Park 1969 -70 Flinders Uni. 196142 Brighton 1974 -75 Woodville South 1970-71 Woodville Rechabites 1962 -63 Edwardstown 1975-76 Hope Valley 1971.72 Royal Park 1963 -64 Edwardstown 1976 -77 Walkervllle 1972-73 Para Hllis 196445 Brighton 1977 -78 Gaza 1973-74 Edwardstown 196546 Clarence Park 1978 -79 Woodville South 1974 -75 Hope Valley 196647 Brighton 1979 -80 Elizabeth Turf 1975-76 Gaza 1967-68 Richmond 1980 -81 Modbury 1976 -77 Grange 1968-69 Richmond 1981 -82 Pooraka 1977 -78 Immanuel O.S. 1969-70 Kilburn 1982 -83 Ferryden Park 1978-79 Rostrevor O.C. 1970-71 Payneham 1983 -84 Rostrevor O.C. 1979-80 Post -Tel 1971.72 Payneham 1984 -85 E.T.S.A. 1980-81 Post -Tel 1972-73 S.P.O.C. 1985 -Bb Woodville Rechabites 1981-82 Brighton 1973-74 Clarence Park 1982-83 Grange 1974-75 Woodville North 1983-84 Grange 1975-76 Brighton 1984 -85 Brighton 1976-77 P.A.O.C. 1985 -86 Walkerviite 1977-78 GRADE 4 (A4) Brighton POWELL 1978-79 Grange SHIELD 1958 1979-80 Payneham -59 Henley and Grange 195940 198041 Tea Tree Gully I.C.I. 1981-82 Payneham 196041 Prospect GRADE 7 (82) 196142 KLOSE -WEBB 1982-83 Walkervllle Kilburn SHIELD 1962-63 1962.63 Payneham 1983-84 S.P.O.C. R.A.A.F. 196344 Henley 196344 Glenelg Stragglers 1984 -85 Gaza and Grange 1964-65 Prospect 196445 Commercial Bank 1985 Walkervfle -86 196546 Richmond 1965.66 Adelaide 1966 -67 N.A. 1966-67 S.P.O.C. 1967-68 Grange 196748 Postal Institute GRADE 2 (A2) 1968 -69 Old Ignatians 1968-69 Bank of Adelaide MANUELL SHIELD 1969 -70 Elizabeth North 1969 -70 Clarence Park 1946-47 Col. Light Gardens 1970-71 Woodville North 197071 Binders Park 1947 -48 Clarence Park 1971-72 Elizabeth District 1971-72 Walkervllle 1948.49 Stun no. 1 1972-73 Woodville Rechabites 1972-73 Rospect 1949.50 Cpl. Light Gardens 1973-74 Postal Institute 1973-74 Fulham 1950-51 Kelvinator 1974-75 Old Scotch 1974-75 P.O.S. 1951 -52 Myer 1975 -76 Grange 1975.76 K.O.C.A. 1952 -53 Payneham 1976-77 Bank of Adelaide 1976 -77 Rostrevor O.C. 1953 -54 Glenelg 1977 -78 Grange 1977-78 Sturt C.A.E. 1954.55 Payneham 1978-79 S.P.O.C. 1978 -79 Old Collegians 1955 -56 Elder Smith 1979-80 Ingle Farm 1979.80 Kilburn 1956 -57 Richmond 1980-81 Gepps Cross 1980-81 Woodville North 1957 -58 Kelvinator 1981 -82 Rosewater 1981-82 Modbury 1958 -59 Edwardstown 1982.83 Rostrevor O.C. 1982-83 Gepps Cross 1959-60 K.O.C.A. 1983.84 E.T.S.A. 1983 -84 Modbury 1960-61 K.O.C.A. 1984 -85 Athelstone 1984 -85 Pembroke OS. 1985 -86 Western 1961-62 Kelvinator Districts 1985 -86 Gaza - - 1962-63 Baulderstone 196344 Elden G.M. 196465 K.O.C.A. I965-66 Brighton GRADE 5 (A5) GRADE 8 (C) 1966-67 Kelvinator ACRAMAN SHIELD A.T.CU.A. SHIELD 196748 S.P.O.C. 1959.60 Clarence Park 1964-65 Clarence Park 1968-69 Grange 1960-61 Glenelg Stragglers '1965.66 Kilburn 1969-70 Baulderstone 1961 -62 Kilburn 1966 -67 Old Ignatians 1970-71 K.O.C.A. 1962-63 East Parade 1962 -68 Richmond 1971.72 Old Scotch 1963-64 S.H.O.C. 1968 -69 Elizabeth Districts 1972.73 S.P.O.C. 1964-65 Postal Institute 1969.70 Postal Institute 1973 -74 S.P.O.C. 1965 -66 Glenelg 1970.71 Woodville Rechabites 1974 -75 Flinders Park 1966-67 Grange Grec ii Section 1975 -76 P.A.O.C. 196748 P.A.O.C. 1971 -72- Adelaide 1976.77 P.O.S. 1968-69 Marlon Gold Section 1980-81 Old Ignátlans 1982 -83 Modbury 1971 -72 Para Hills 1981 -82 Tea Tree Gully 1983-84 Ingle Farm 19)2-73 S.H.O.C. 1982 -83 Para Hills 1984 -85 Ingle Farm 1973-74 Old Collegians 1983 -84 Sturt District 1985 -88 Payneham 1974-75 East Torrem 1984 -85 _grange 1975 -76 Tea Tree Gully 1985 -88 Roslrevor O.C. 1976 -77 Immanuel O.S. GRADE 21 (U /14 BLUE) 1977 -78 Para Hills DUKE SHIELD 1978.79 S.A.I.T. GRACE 14 (I) 1977 -78 Kensington 1979.80 S.P.O.C, HULL SHIELD 1978 -79 Hope Valley 1980 -81 Grange 41976.77 Grange 1979.80 Para Hills 1981 -82 Gepps Cross 1977 -78 Para Hills 1980 -81 Athelstone 1982 -83 Grange 41978 -79 Para Hills 1981 -82 Not contested 1983 -84 S.P.O.C. 1979.80 Adelaide Unl. 1982 -83 Glenelg & Ed /stown 1984 -85 S.P.O_C. 1980 -81 Glenunga (Joint winners) 1085 -86 S P.O.G. 1981.82 Woodville Reclubltes 1983 -84 Glenelg District 1962 -83 Flinders Park 1984 -85 Edwardstown 1983 -84 Fulham 1985 -88 Edwardstown GRADE 9(0) 1984 -85 SI. Jphn Ambulance PYWELL SHIELD 1985-86 Hope Valley Hard wicket Grades 1968-69 Clarence Park 41969-70 Richmond 1970.71 Woodville District GRADE 15 (I) J.U. JANTKE TROPHY 1971.72 Woodville South RAWES SHIELD GRADE .A.1 Flinders Park 1972-73 Para Hills 41976-77 194243 J- Todd, Woodville -78 Para Hills 1973-74 Ferryden Park 1977 1943-44 J. Todd, Woodville 01978 -79 Woodville South 1974.75 Woodville North 1944-45 J. Todd, Woodville 1979-80 Semaphore Park 1975 -76 Immanuel 03. 1945 -46 1980-81 Pulteney O.S. 1946 -47 1976.77 Unity High O.S. 1981 -82 Flinders University 1947 -48 A. Fisher, Savings Bank 1977-78 W.R.E.I. 1982-83 Pembroke 0.5. 1948 -49 A. Fisher, Savings Bank 1978-79 Ingle Farm 1983 -84 Brighton 1949 -50 1979-80 Grange 1984 -85 Not Contested, 1950-51 Dixon, S.P.O.C. 1980-81 Brighton I. 1985 -86 Not Contested 1951 Clarke, Stun 1981 -82 Old Ignatians -52 1- 1982-83 Woodville South 1952-53 M. Ewens, Payneham Park 1983-84 Ferryden Park 1953.54 D. Hackett, Clarence GRADE 16 (13 GOLD) 1954 -55 R. Ewens, Kelvinator 1984 -85 Roslrevor O.C. CARMAN SHIELD 1985 -86 Prospect bistdet B. Rosenbauer, Burnside 1978 -79 Walkerville 1955 -56 I Dixon, S.P.O.C. 1979 -80 S.P.O.C., 1956 -57 D. Hooper, Payneham 1980-81 Fulham IO(E) 1957 -58 D. Hoover; Payneham GRADE 1981 -82 Athelstone Park WELLINGTON SHIELD D. Hackett, Clarence 1982-83 Rosewater D. Hooper, Payneham 1972 -73 Walkerville 1958 -59 1983-84 S.P,O.C. D. Potts, Myer 1973-74 Modbury 1984-85 Mope Valley Valley 1959 -60 R. Sparrow, Payneham 1974 -75 Hope 1995 -86 Ingle Farm 1975-76 Old Ignatlans 1960-61 D. Hooper, Payneham Myer 1976 -77 S.A.I.T. H. Walker, 1977-78 Old Scotch 1961 -62 R. Ewens, Kelvinator GRADE 17 (13 BLUE) 1978 -79 Rosewater 1962 -63 R. Ewens, Kelvinator 1979.80 Brighton HACKETT SHIELD 1963 -64 K. Parry, Baulderstone 1980-81 Old Scotch 01977 -78 Sturt 1964.65 D. Williams, Payneham 1981-82 Ingle Farm 1978 -79 Brighton 1965 -66 B. Wells, Kilburn 1982-83 Brighton 1979-80 Ingle Farm 1966-67 B. Morgan, Tubemakers 1983-84 Unley 1980.81 Ingle Farm 1967.68 D. Williams, Payneham 1984.85 Athelstone 1981-82 Modbury I. Foote, Railway 1985 -88 Adelaide Uni 1982-83 Eut Torrens 1968-69 P. Parry, Payneham 1983-84 Hope Valley 1969-70 B. Wells, Richmond 1984 -85 Gaza 1970-71 B. Munro, Richmond t985 -86 -01±1 1971-72 B. Munro, Richmond GRADE 11 (F) HAYMAN SHIELD 1972 -73 C. Arthur, Elders G.M. 1972 -73 Bedford Park T.C. 1973 -74 S. Lane, S.P.O.C. 1974-75 M. Young, Old 41973.74 Old Ignatians GRADE 18 GOLD) Scotch (06 1975 -76 G. Quinn, Post-Tel 1974-75 Gaza CARNE SHIELD 1976 -77 G. Fieike, Edwardstown. 1975.76 Tea Tree Gully 1979.80 Adelaide 1977 -78 G. Fielke, Edwardstown 1976-77 E.T.S.A. 1980-81 Payneham 1978 -79 5. Lane, S.P.O.C. 1977 -78 Flinders Uni. 1981-82 Edwardstown 1979 S. 1978-79 Semaphore Park 1982-83 Payneham -80 Lane, S.P.O.C. 1980-81 R. Grange 1979-80 Old Scotch 1983-84 Payneham Sewer, 1981 -82 D. Taylor, Para Hills 1980-81 Old Collegians 1984-85 Ingle Farm 1982 -83 I. Barnes, Brighton University 1985 -88 Ingle 1981-82 Adelaide Farm Edwardstown 1982-83 Prospect 1983-84 A. Dempster 1984 -85 A. Chestera. Grange 1983 -84 Pooraka R. Chenowelh, Gaza 1984-85 Adelaide University GRADE 19 (U/16 BLUE) T9Û5 -86 D. Wiliems, Péynetiam 1985 -88 West Lakes GUNN SHIELD 1979 -80 Pooraka 1980-81 Walkerville GRADE 12(G) 1981-82 Gaza BARTLETT SHIELD 1982-83 Grange 1983 -84 Fulham 41973 -74 Ingle Farm 1974.75 Grenfell Mail 1984 -85 Fulham 1983-86 Ricamond A.T.C.A. TROPHY 1975 -76 Savings Bank of S.A. (Hard Wicket Grade) 1976 -77 Richmond 1960.67 M. Clements, Clarence Pa 1977-78 Flinders Park GRADE 20(U/14 GOLD) 1961 -62 R.Lltchfield, Burnside 1978 -79 Immanuel 03. CAMP SHIELD 1962-63 R. Haase, Richmond 1979-80 Brighton 1971.72 Grange Navy 1963 -64 G. Errington, Edwardstow 1980-81 Brighton 1972.73 Clarence Park 1964-65 I. English, Glenelg Straggl 1981 -82 Adelaide High 0.5. 1973.74 Walkerville 1965-66 A. Drysdale, Richmond 1982.83 Adelaide Uni. 1974-75 N.A. 1966-67 No trophy presented 1983 -84 Richmond Park -76 Adelaide (Red) 1967-68 P. Selth, Clarence 1984 -85 Glenunga 1975 41976 -77 Adelaide (Red) 1968-69 A. Smith, Richmond í985 -68 Grange 1977.78 Hope Val ey 1969-70 B. Kearsley, Clarence Park 41978.79 Edwardstown 1970-71 G. Howell, Marlon GRADE 13(H) 1979.80 Edwardstown 1971 -72 T. Glamalis, Grenfell Mall Hope Valley EWING 1980-81 Broadview 1972-73 D. Cooney, SHIELD discontinued) 1978 -79 Adelaide Deaf 1980-81 Edwardstown (This trophy has been 1979 -80 Athelstone .1981 -82 Fulham SEASONS PERFORMANCES 1985-86 BATTING Inns. H.S. Avg. Agg. GRADE Al GRADE B.1 G.W. Murdoch, Walkarville 14 129 53.2 639 R.K. Smith, Grange 14 78 40.2 523 LF., Morrison, Elizabeth District 13 126 65.0 605 A Reid, Clarence Park 14 99 32,5 455 S.T. Lane, S.P.O.C. 14 160 51.5 557 P.R. Emile,Welkerville 13 128 36.2 435 S. Sims, Gaza 15 139 40.5 587. T. Johnson, Walkenilie 10 98 37.8 378 G.D. Wickham. Gaza 11 110 B0.5 564 J.A. Matthias, S.P.O.C. 5 144 84,0 338 LG. Nottage. Grange 12 88 55.7 502 M. Selvenera, Payneham 15 53 30.5 336 B.G. Mhchell, Geza 14 117 39.7 477 D.R. Murcott, P,AO.C. 12 82 32.9 329 K. Reid, WAkerville 13 122 36.4 474 B.J. Tyson, Payneham 14 79 32,4 324 J. Athanelou, Gaza 15 90 35.3 459 I.R. McLean, Brighton 11 69 46.7 421 GRADE B,2 AP. Sheehan. S.P.O.C. 4 2C0' 416.0 416 R. Amlguet, Gaze 15 125 34.0 511 P. Hayes, Clarence Perk 14 63 33.1 398 0, Paige, Elizabeth District 9 115 70,2 492 N,W. Ford, WalkervilN 12 98 33.0 306 CR. Woolford, Gaza 15 104 31,7 444 MB. Harrison, Gaza 12 83 43.7 394 AM. Hayes, Elizabeth District 14 74 32.8 427 MA. Brock,S.P.O.C. 16 64 27.0 379 D. Wilishire, Gera 15 72 30.5 366 A. Baker, Payneham 13 89 34.2 377 P.L. Stevens, Elizabeth District 11 103' 38,1 343 CG. Jeffries, Edwerdstown 16 73 26.7 374 P. Laurie, Modbury 14 63 30.8 337 A. Merrett, Clarence Park 14 68 27.6 359 C.D. Lu& Gaza 16 74 22,4 336 C. Burns, Gepps Crass 13 90 28.9 347 M. Vinci, Rostrevor O,C. 9 97 45.7 320 B. Dunnemen, Gaza 13 75 28.5 345 MV, Soutby, Rostrevor O,C 14 59 22,1 310 R.I. Williams, Paynelsem 14 63 24.1 338 W.J. Sutter, Clarence Perk 15 79 27.0 325 GRADE C R. Mead, Ferryden Park 11 144 31.9 319 A.P. Simmons. S.P.O.C. 15 123 31.8 446 P.R. Chennon, Ferryden Perk 12 775 31.0 310 S. Corcoran, Payneham 12 60 37.3 411 GM Gow, Gyps Cross 11 75 31.0 310 7,5. Thring, S.P,O,C, 14 116 27,3 355 T.G. Mugglaton, Clarence Perk 13 85 23.6 307 S. King, Athelstone 10 69 30.8 308 J,W.Jeanas, Brighton 10 100 43,4 304 J. Penbshaw, Weikerville 13 110 27,2 300 GRADE A.2 GRADE D B.P. Brown, Modbury 14 120 45,1 497 AB, Fuller, Old Scotch 10 157 44.9 449 G.S. Edmiston, Marion 19 71 22.5 428 8, Turner, Prospect District 13 87 41.9 419 G. Nicholas. E.T.S.A. 16 71 30.1 422 LB. Bowyer, Unley 11 97 38,0 380 B. Watkins, Unley 18 80 21.8 393 E. Ketsaros, Prospect District 14 76 25.7 335 B. Farquhar, Poorska 13 175 35.6 392 PH. Welton, Rostrevor OC. 16 107 28.7 375 Pulteney O.S. 14 94 26.6 373 D,A. Clark, GRADE E 14 79 28.1 368 A.J. Myers, Pulteney OS. B.C. Munro, Richmond 13 1574 60.0 600 Modbury 12 86 32.3 356 J. Fitzsimmons, Myer', Geppa Cross 12 120 62.7 439 C.G. Moyle,E.T,SA 14 67 29.0 348 D. R.E. Lindsay, S.P.O.C. 6 129 58,7 411 R. Jeffs, Roetrevor O.C. 13 98 213.7 348 G. Black, Adelaide University 13 77 38.0 360 10 94 42.0 336 G.A. Hewitt, Old Scotch D.M,OIeon,P.AO.C. 9 77 39,6 317 78 27.7 333 RA Brice, Old Scotch 14 Crosby, University 14 88 24.1 314 Gooch, 12 86 300 331 M Adelaide J. Modbury A Lee, Adelaide University 10 55 31,2 312 15 60 21.8 327 C.L. Hayward, Rostrevor O.C. L.D. Mitchell, Richmond 14 84 23.6 307 K. Watson, Old Scotch 14 129 24,6 321 G. Trimboli. Poonka 13 82 28.9 318 GRADE F Fenn 16 21.2 318 S.W. Sykes, Ingle 82 N. Eckman, West Lakes 10 91 43.1 388 H. Creek. E.T.S.A 17 22.2 311 62 G. Bourke, Rostrevor O.C. 13 D4 29,6 384 B.J. Cencey, Rostrevor QC, 15 82 31.0 372 GRADE A3 D. Ward, West Lake 11 88 30.9 340 R.W. Thomas, Woodville Rechabites 19 103 37.3 580 T,W, Papps, Modbury 13 76 28.1 310 P. Schultz. Immanuel O.S. 19 101 36.5 512 R.J. Rechabltes 14 44.0 484 Gordon, Woodville 128 GRADE G B. Connell, 14 110 37.1 483 S.H.O.C. S. Rea, Grange 6 120 67,4 472 15 69 32.7 459 P.A. Behrendt, Woodville Rechablta B.E. White, Grange 14 111 38.5 438 K. Plumelar, Woodville Redly/bites 18 93 25.9 415 P. Crissntl, E.T.S.A 13 89 32.2 387 L. Cade, Woodville North 11 48.7 390 80 N.W. Thee, Grange 11 75' 47.3 379 MA. Pembroke O.S. 18 96 20.8 355 Sumnerton, W.G. Mason, Tubemakers 13. 71 31,8 350 K. McCarthy, Old Ignatiens 10 117 36.0 350 OM. Browne, Grange 12 91 31.4 346 T. Waller, Fulham 11 98 31.5 347 S. Esit ede, Hope Valley 14 69 24.3 341 GRADE H S.T. O' 13 95 30.9 Loughlin,S.H.O.C. 340 G.M. Backman, Adelaide High 0,5. 16 83 33.0 483 R.I. Herbert, 12 114 36.8 332 Teachers Colley R.D. Cnmell, Rostrevor 0.0 10 144 49,8 449 P. Flaherty, Teachers College 13 55 27.0 325 L. Mounzes, Commonwealth Bonk 12 100 33,0 396 J. Ryles, Woodville South 12 53 31.8 318 K.C. Saunders, Adelaide University 11 88 35.5 355 P.K. Hormel!. Pembroke O.S. 13 OS 23.2 302 D.F. Pozze, Postwar O,C, 10 107 36.3 353 F.0 O'Connor, Rptrwor O,C, 14 103' 31.2 344 R,J, Cave, Commonwealth Bank 14 80 22.6 317 GRADE A.4 D. Blair, Ingle Farm 15 58 23.8 310 J.W. Pink, Stun District 10 138 59.3 593 S.R. Sparrow, Western Districts 15 158 40.8 572 GRADE I NG. Chapman, Kensington Dist. 11 136' 61.1 489 B. Beyly, Clarence Park 14 78 45.6 502 S. Blight, Western Districts 14 86 31.0, 435 M. Brooks, Gong* 12 102' 41.2 464 D. Cemerotto, S,A,I,T. 16 58 28.6 430 R.I. Gianurpro, Clarence Park 18 61 25.1 394 N. Maloney, Western Districts 14 103 30,4 426 G,L Cook, Hope Valley 12 118 34.8 383 N. Veing, Western Districts 11 103 37.5 413 D. Kuhl, Fulham 10 138 33.7 304 G.W. Lidde, S.A.I.T. 13 70 33.0 397 D. Richards, S.A.I.T. 14 117 32.5 391 I. Cliff, Western Districts 14 67 28.7 374 PN. Cummings, S.A.I.T. 14 49 29.0 349 A.T. Jones, S.A.I.T. 13 56 28.5 343 I.R. Talbot, Plympton High O.S. 11 57 34.0 340 M. Lehner, Post.Tel Institute 11 78 30.5 338 C. Raymond, OM Collegians 11 119 33.2 332 B. Esce, S,M.O,S.H. 11 82 40.8 327 A. Russell, Western Districts 13 62 27,0 324 J. Reed, S.A.I.T. 14 82 24,6 321 HARDWICKET SECTION G.W. Stephens. Kensington Dist. 12 116 30.7 307 GRADE 13 GOLD GRADE A.5 D. Jarman, Gaza 186 59.5 834 R.M. Lord. Greenecra 13 135 63.7 701 A Jarman, Gem 10V 48.4 533 N. Wundke, Gienelg District 9 140 69.8 479 101 38.1 343 J.M. Webb, Adelaide Deaf 14 114 34.4 448 D. Manner, Athaltone 105 164.0 329 101 39,6 317 MR, Looker, Prospect District 9 105 66.8 401 I.R. Mann, Ingle Farm PE. Sheppard, Adelaide Deaf 12 75 38,8 388 C.W. Richards, Ingle Farm 77 34.7 313 S.G. Pearce, Commonwealth Bank 14 74 28.0 365 M Haines, Woodville North 165 78,7 307 C.M. Thompson, Commonwealth Bank 13 76 32.2 355 W. Both, Greenecres 13 84 30.6 337 GRADE 13 BLUE 11 90 45.0 405 O.K. Page. Hills 10 73 33.2 332 G. Mutton, E.T.S.A Para 13 76 27.5 331 T. Paria, Tee Tres Gully 12 78 32.9 329 P.M. Batson, Gaza 176 40 2 322 K. Morrison. Prospect District 13 62' 29.1 321 M. Cavanagh, Rostrevor QC, 9 UNDER AGE SECTION ; t I GRADE U /16 GOLD GRADE C D. Nelson, Ingle Farm 13 107 43.7 569 W.N. Stephens, Kilburn 192,3 54 383 9,3 41 D. Podgorelec, Gepps Cross 9 116 44,1 397 CR. Magarey, S.P.O.C.. 217,3 63 445 10.8 41, MJ. Simpson, Modbury 18 62 23.2 396 D. Abbott, Brighton 142.3 41 360 10,0 36 A.P. Sbisa, Athelstone 14' 74 32.2 387 T.M. Newland, S.P.O.C. 165,0 33 451 13.2 34 B. O'Reilly, Modbury 17 775 25.5 383 L.A. Fleetwood, Modbury 160.3 36 497 14,6 34 J.T. Jeffries, Athelstone 15 88 23,7 358 N,P, young, Brighton 220,1 49 547 16.0 34 S.D. Balneaves, Ingle Farm 13 132' 34.9 349 R.J. Wilton, Payneham 150.3 16 427 129 33 G. Clark, Payneham 14 68' 26.6 348 M. Howie, Edwardsown 169,4 45 457 13.8 33 A Wood, Gepps Cross 13 79 29.6 326 A Thyer, Payneham 168.1 45 389 125 31 A.W. Boune, Tee Tree Gully 13 53 270 326 D.J. Bannister, Pooreke 17 117' 21.5 323 GRADE D P.R. Moustrldes, Tea Tree Gully 12 127' 40,0 320 P.R. MIlné, Prospect District SB. Slwlcki, Gepps Cross 13 60 28.9 318 253.2 74 538 10,5 51 M, Foals, Marion 187,0 J.D. Lovett, Tea Tree Gully 11 116 31.3 313 59 300 6.3 47 M. Bruggemann, Marion A Renford, Tee Tree Gully 13 73 30.2 302 191,2 47 433 117 37 MA. Thewlis, Unley 184.2 47 412 117 35 GRADE U /16 BLUE D,M, Maxwell, Unley 169.4 69 325 10,4 31 W. Cooper, Grange 10 98 61,2 551 J. Bowyer. Unley 174,0 41 507 16.3 31 D.J. Arthur, Richmond 11 158 53.2 479 M. Myatt', Edwardaown 12 145 38.7 465 GRADE E D.C. Paton, Adelaide University 70 A.J.Horsnell, Fulham 11 90 ' 39.7 437 252.4 608 11,6 52 S. Guinn, Marlon 13 144 29,6 385 R.K. Cole, Richmond 148,0 44 335 9.0 37 S. Wilden, Gepps P. Matthews, Woodville North 14 75 30.1 362 Cross 164.5 26 429 13,0 33 S.P. Manses, Edwardaown 14 70 24.5 344 GRADE F D. Wiles, Woodville North 11 96 33,8 338 J. Mead, Modbury 224,4 55 607 17.8 34 GRADE U/14 GOLD G.T. Argus, Immanuel O S. 161.2 19 400 121 33 G,R. Lane, West Lakes J. Calvert, Modbury 12 142 47.8 574 173,0 32 446 14,3 31 CA, Garrett, Ingle Farm 13 123' 40.4 445 G. Rundle, Tea Tree Gully 13 78 33.9 441 GRADE G M. Pike, Ingle Farm 13 88 33.3 434 R.W. Manning, Woodville Rechebites 268.3 69 648 13.2 49 G. Coomblas, Gepps Cross 13 103 33.0 429 N.W. Thiele, Grange 245,3 51 651 13,2 49 S.D. Haps, Payneham 16 98 30.6 429 G. Coburn, Elizabeth District 257.5 64 723 16.4 44 N. Turner, Woodville Rechabites G.M. Vincent, Payneham 17 59 28,2 424 215,1 60 477 125 38 J. Blain, Pembroke 0.8 162.3 34 453 14,1 32 GRADE U /14 BLUE D. Westwood, Grarwcres 134,1 35 353 117 30 B. Caton, Edwerdstown 16 119 39,3 511 GRADE H L. Heyes, Grange 9 171 54.7 438 ME, McManus, Rostrevor O,C, S. Hine, Grange 14 101 32.4 389 208.5 52 501 8,3 60 W.J. McCard, A Rosman, Edwardaown 10 76 34.0 306 Ingle Farm 202,4 49 424 9.8 43 S. Adam, Ingle Farm 157,5 46 340 D.J. Niemann, Grange 11 90 30.5 305 9.4 36 D. Coombes, Adelaide High O,S, 158,0 43 399 11,4 35 J.P. Maurits, Elders 169.2 35 457 13,4 34 P. L. Bergsma, D. R,C.S,I, 132.2 32 257 8.2 31 S.W. Farquhar, Commonweeith Bank 130,0 27 343 11,4 30 BOWLING GRADE I Overs Mdns Runs Ave. Agg. GRADE A,1 M.K. Wilkin, Fulham 261,1 68 578 1.2.0 48 G. Leurs, Woodville B. Vincent, Brighton 208.3 62 531 15.1 35 South 150.5 34 339 7 .5 45 PD. Jeffs, Unley 105.7 16 359 9.4 38 K.L. McLean, Elizabeth District 234.3 51 716 21,0 34 G. Woolgar, Pare Hills I.A. Hume, SP,O.C, 218.2 47 556 16,8 33 148,0 42 312 8,6 36 T.J. Smart, Clarence Park J.J. Mason, Edwardaown 248.0 62 637 19.3 33 176.3 52 335 10.4 32 C.J. Minchin, Hope Valley 167,0 30 465 14.5 32 GRADE A.2 D. Keough, Hope Valley 85,5 23 186 6.0 31 S. O'Connor, Kilburn 275.1 77 375 10.2 56 R. Jeffs, Rostrevor O,C. 208.1 31 734 14.6 50 M. Harrison, E,T.S.A. 241,3 62 564 11.7 48 G. Pearce, P.A.O.C, 210,0 57 508 11.2 45 P.C. Page, Rostrevor O.C. 213.0 58 489 12,9 37 PL Johncock, Flinders Park 196.5 56 538 14.5 37 T.G. Sykes, Marian 209.5 47 578 17.0 34 C G. HARDWICKET SECTION Moyle, E.T.SA. 199.3 47 511 15.4 33 P. Curtin, Pooreke 185.5 50 435 13,1 33 M. GRADE 13 GOLD Leon!, Rostrevor OC, 206.5 47 535 16.7 32 5,0, Kappler, Jarman, Gaza 2420 59 620 11,2 55 Kilburn 180.2 39 484 15,8 31 A CA. Willcox, P. Phillips, Ingle Farm 228,5 56 Kilburn 181.3 43 571 19,0 30 482 9.6 50 S.L. Gledweil, Hope Valley 141,1 31 358 10,1 35 GRADE A.3 AM, Potter, S,P,O.C, 130,1 31 373 12.4 30 R,J, Gordon, Woodville Rechebites 251,0 85 550 11,9 46 R. Davis, GRADE 13 BLUE Teachers College 246,2 60 535 127 42 B. Gepp, J. Jamieson, Gaza Fulham 183.1 53 401 10,0 40 84.4 4 338 10,2 33 D. Lennon, Woodville North Altree, 240.0 76 600 16.6 36 G. Woodville Rechebites 257,0 74 607 18.8 36 M. McInnes, S.H.O.C, 208.3 54 491 14.0 35 M.J. McAvaney, Fulham 162.0 27 469 15.6 30 GRADE A.4 Dutton Glenunga 243.2 60 600 16.2 37 UNDER AGE SECTION P. Bennett, Adelaide High 0,5, 183.3 40 467 13.7 34 G.J. David, Old Collegians 194.0 40 18.6 33 GRADE U/16 GOLD D. Antenucci, 614 Adelaide High 0.S, 156.0 41 326 10.5 31 MJ, Simpson, Modbury 252.2 40 727 121 60 P. Chynoweth, Glenunga 222,0 61 489 15.7 31 G. Clark, Payneham 236.3 79 440 9.5 46 R. McKechnie, WesternDiaricts 165,4 24 562 18.1 31 G. Trelar, Ingle Farm 209,2 57 420 12,7 33 G.A. Rogers, Stun District 143.2 33 367 12.2 30 A.D. Smith, Modbury 138,3 28 370 11.5 32 S.C. Koster, Payneham 1023 7 380 12.6 30 GRADE A.5 S.M. Lester, West Lakes GRADE U /16 BLUE A Coultard, 261.1 83 555 9.4 59 West Lakes 192.5 44 466 13,3 35 D,J, Arthur, Richmond 192.0 61 338 9.9 34 R.B. Dar, D,R,C,S.I, 183.0 33 499 16,0 31 L Grace, Woodville Rechebites 123,3 23 438 128 34 GRADE J. Roberts, Edwardaown 176.2 48 433 13.5 32 8.1 B. Tucker, Fulham 142,2 35 350 11:2 31 N J. Harding, Clarence Perk 193,2 29 664 19,5 34 J. Pearce, Edwardaown 177,3 39 480 15.4 31 J.D. Emmet, Richmond P.G, Crathern, 212.5 68 409 13.6 30 Edwardsown 210.4 53 606 20.2 30 GRADE U /14 GOLD GRADE D.J. Hammond, Payneham 238.2 63 471 7.8 60 B,2 D.W. Payneham 64 300 48 R. Aiston, Martin, 200,2 6.2 Flinders Park 193.1 SP. Wareham, 276.3 75 616 13.6 45 J. Calvert, Modbury 56 380 8.5 45 Gaza 195,3 39 579 14.8 39 A Marriott, Athelstone 214,2 63 406 10,4 39 A Roper, Woodville Rechebites 299.4 81 680 17.4 39 D,P. Thomson, Pooreke 144,3 37 328 9.9 33 Angus. Woodville C.J, Pill, North 200.2 34 584 16.6 35 Ingle Farm GRADE U /14 BLUE S. Hay, 133.2 38 294 8.6 34 Ingle Farm D.J. Niemann, Grange 170.3 62 280 6.3 44 G. Mesecke, 173.4 42 397 11,6 34 Ingle Farm G. Toulantas, Edwardaown 178,2 55 298 7.4 40 K l uureur, 208.3 56 495 14,5 34 Ferryden J. Mariam, Edwerdstown 1120 26 278 7.0 39 K Park 157,4 48 352 11,0 32 Russell, Gaza 182.2 61 421 13.1 32 S. Hine, Grange 145.5 37 334 9.8 34 INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES BATTING - CENTURIES GRADE A.1 RUNS GRADE B.2 A.P. Sheahan, S.P.O.C, 200 n.o. R. Amiguet, Gaza 125 R. Mead, Ferryden Park 144 D. Paige, Elizabeth District 115 S. Sims, Gaza 139 C.R. Woolford, Gaza 104 G.W. Murdoch, Walkerville 129 P.L. Stevens, Elizabeth District 103 n.o. I.F. Morrison, Elizabeth District 126 J. Stokes, Ferryden Park 123 GRADE C K. Reid, Walkerville 122 R. Topham, S.P.O.C. 197 C.M. Fanning, S.P.O.C. 120 I.W. Clarke, Grange 128 n.o. I.F. Morrison, Elizabeth District 118 n.o. A.P. Simmons, S.P.O.C. 123 B.G. Mitchell, Gaza 117 T.S. Thring, S.P.O.C. 116 G,W, Murdoch, Walkerville 116 J. Palmer, Brighton 115 n.o. K. Reid, Walkerville 115 J.A. Dempster, Edwardstown 115 A.P. Sheahan, S.P.O.C. 114 D.K. Field, Grange 113 n.o. M. Meaker, Ferryden Park 113 n.o. M.W. McLeay, S.P.O.C. 112 G.B. Wickham, Gaza 110 J. Pembshaw, Walkerville 110 R.B. Colwell, Richmond 109 n.o. N.T. Clarke, Grange 107 n.o. D. Wildy, Walkerville 104 n.o. W. Manning, Payneham 106 I.F. Morrison, Elizabeth District 104 J.C. Whiting, S.H.O.C. 101 A.P. Sheehan, S.P.O.C. 102 n.o. K. Reid, Walkerville 101 GRADE D J.W. Jeans, Brighton 100 n.o. A.B. Fuller, Old Scotch 157 S.T. Lane, S.P.O.C. 100 T.J. Ash, Unley 136 B.G. Mitchell, Gaza 100 T, Orman, Teachers College 132 W. Manning, Payneham 130 n.o. GRADE A.2 A.B. Fuller, Old Scotch 116 B. Farquhar, Pooraka 175 N.M. Setshell, Pulteney OS, 105 K. Watson, Old Scotch 129 n.o. S. Owens, Grange 100 n.o, B.P. Brown, Modbury 120 n.o. D. Nelson, Gepps Cross 100 P. Parsons, Pooraka 117 n.o. P.H. Walters, Rostrevor O.C. 107 n.o. GRADE E B.C. Munro, Richmond 157 n.o. GRADE A.3 R,E. Lindsay, S.P.O.C. 129 R.J. Gordon, Woodville Rechabites 128 n.o. K. Berryman, S.A.I.T. 128 K. McCarthy, Old Ignatians 117 B.T. Freer, Richmond 126 n.o. P.J. Herbert, Teachers College 114 n.o. S.P. Canny, Adelaide University 121 B. Connell, S.H.O.C. 110 D. Myers, Gepps Cross 120 n.o. R.W. Thomas, Woodville Rechabites 103 J.T. Weaver, Glenunga 118 n.o, A.J. Watts, Hope Valley 102 B.C. Munro, Richmond 117 P. Schultz, Immanuel O.S. 101 n.o. B.C. Munro, Richmond 116 M, Masotti, Adelaide High O.S. 104 n.o. GRADE A.4 C.P. Moffat, P.A.O.C. 104 S.R. Sparrow, Western Districts 158 D.R. Parkin, S.A.I.T. 102 N. Yeing, Western Districts 143 D. Glenn, Gepps Cross 100 n.o. H.G. Chapman, Kensington District 136 n.o. J.W. Pink, Sturt District 136 GRADE F C. Raymond, Old Collegians 119 C.S. Forth, Payneham 132 D. Richards, S.A.I.T. 117 P. Golding, Payneham 122 n.o. G.W. Stephens, Kensington District 116 P.A. Azzopardi, RostrevorO.C. 106 n.o. I.T. Rice, Kensington District 105 G.R. Ashby, Fulham 104 J.W. Pink, Sturt District 104 n.o. D. Bussenschutt, Walkerville 101 n.o. N. Maloney, Western Districts 103 B. Cowie, West Lakes 100 n.o. GRADE A.5 GRADE G N. Wundke, Glenelg District 140 M. Ashwood, Payneham 178 n.o. R.M, Lord, Greenacres 135 A, McAvoy, Clarence Park 131 R. Cole, Glenelg District 126 G. Nicholas, E T.S.A. 126 R.M. Lord, Greenacres 118 S. Rex, Grange 120 D.J. Gray, Adelaide District 115 G. Coburn, Elizabeth District 113 J.M. Webb, Adelaide Deaf 114 n.o. B.E. White, Grange 111 J. Graham, Tea Tree Gully 114 S. Rex, Grange 104 R.M. Lord, Greenacres 114 M.R. Leaker, Prospect District 105 GRADE H T. Sandery, West Lakes 102 R, D. Cranwell, Rostrevor O.C. 144 W.D. Saunderson, Para Hills 100 n.o. D.F. Pozza, Rostrevor O.C. 107 N. Wundke, Glenelg District 100 n.o. F.C. O'Connor, Rostrevor O.C. 100 n.o. W.D. Saunderson, Para Hills 100 L. Mourtzios, Commonwealth Bank 100 N. Wundke, Glenelg District 100 GRADE I GRADE 3.1 D. Kuhl, Fulham 136 J.A. Matthias, S.P.O.C. 144 n.o. A.J. Ottaway, Clarence Park 129 J.W. Jeanes, Brighton 131 T. Jarrett, Tea Tree Gully 120 P.R. Emslie, Walkerville 128 n.o. G.L. Cook, Hope Valley 118 G.N. Bowes, Walkerville 113 M. Brooks, Grange 102 n.o K.B. Wiseman, Walkerville 113 M. Brooks, Grange 102 A. Miller, Clarence Park 102 M. Galley, Brighton 101 n.o. HARDWICKET SECTION D.J. Bannister, Pooraka- 117 n.o. J.D. Lovett, Tea Tree Gully 116 GRADE 13 GOLD D. Podgorelec, Gepps Cross 116 D. Jarman, Gaza 186 G. Stevens, Salisbury District 111 n.o. M. Haines, Woodville North 155 D. Nelson, Ingle Farm 107 D. Gaza Jarman, 137 M. Rowberry, Tea Tree Gully 104 n.o. D. Jarman, Gaza 111 S. Uren, East Torrens District 102 n.o. D. Jarman, Gaza 109 B. Burfitt, Gepps Cross 101 n.o. M. Farrell, Gepps Cross 107 n.o. J. Floridis, Pooraka 101 n.o. P. Phillips, Ingle Farm 106 n.o. D.C. Reynolds, Pooraka 101 n.o. D. Messner, Athelstone 105 n.o. M'M. Jay, S.P.O.C. 103 GRADE U/16 BLUE A. Jarman, Gaza 101 n.o. D.J. Arthur, Richmond 158 n.o. D.E. Rossiter, S.P.O.C. 101 n.o. M. Pivetta, Edwardstown 145 B. Major, Greenacres 101 S. Quinn, Marion 144 I.R. Mann, Ingle Farm 101 J. Donely Brighton 119 P. Strods, S.A.I.T. 100 A.P, King, Richmond 108 S.M. Leonard, Brighton 103 GRADE 13 BLUE D.J. Arthur, Richmond 100 n.o, M. Cavanagh, Rostrevor O.C. 126 R.J. O'Dea, Richmond 120 GRADE U /14 GOLD I. Dunk, Richmond 118 J. Calvert, Modbury 142 Paul Bowler, Rostrevor O.C. 112 n.o. D.A. Garrett, Ingle Farm C.J. Hazz, A.N,I. 123 n.o. 111 A. Clare, Hope Valley G.E. Hewitson, Grange 103 107 B.J. Sweetman, Gepps Cross 107 D.K. Plummer, A.N.I. 101 n.o. G. Coomblas, Gepps Cross 103 M. Stone, Greenacres 100 n.o. GRADE U/14 BLUE UNDER AGE SECTION L. Hayes, Grange 171 GRADE U/16 GOLD L. Hayes, Grange 120 B. Coxon, Edwardstown 119 S.D. Balneaves, Ingle Farm 132 n.o. S.P. Bamford, Ingle Farm 104 P.R. Moustrides, Tea Tree Gully 127 n.o. S. Hine, Grange 101 BOWLING 10 OR MORE WICKETS PER MATCH GRADE E G.S. Bamford, Adelaide University 10 83 GRADE A.1 Wkts Runs J.J. Mason, Edwardstown 12 96 GRADE F K.G. Forrester, Payneham 13 29 GRADE A.2 T.D. Koop, Immanuel O.S. 11 12 C.J. Pill, Ingle Farm 11 48 T. Bailey, Elizabeth District 10 37 S. O'Connor, Kilburn 11 62 D. Sladden, Old Collegians 10 77 P. Curtin, Pooraka 10 56 B.P. Brown, Modbury 10 74 GRADE G J.D. Bishop, Flinders Park 11 26 GRADE A.3 M.J. McAvaney, Fulham 75 GRADE H 79 R. Davis, Teachers College W.J. McCard, Ingle Farm 11 30 M.E. McManus, Rostrevor O.C. 11 39 GRADE A.4 C. Horcock, Brighton 10 51 M.S. Dutton, Glenunga 11 61 D. Coobes, Adelaide High O.S. 10 53 P. Chynoweth, Glenunga 10 35 T. Smith, Adelaide University 10 108 GRADE A.5 GRADE I G. Morgan, Tubemakers 13 38 G. Leurs, Woodville South 12 53 J.W. Heap, Tea Tree Gully 12 78 GRADE B.2 D. Keough, Hope Valley 11 49 C.J. Pill, Ingle Farm 13 48 G. Leurs, Woodville South 10 59 C.J. Pill, Ingle Farm 13 59 S. Hay, Ingle Farm 11 56 R. Aiston, Hinders Park 10 36 HARDWICKET SECTION J. Youle, Elizabeth District 10 90 GRADE 13 GOLD S.L. Gladwell, Hope Valley 38 GRADE C P. Phillips, Ingle Farm 77 W.N. Stephens, Kilburn 14 98 R.J. Launder, Para Hills 11 68 N.M. Baldock, Walkerville 11 82 C.R. Magarey, S.P.O.C. 10 56 C.R. Magarey, S.P.O.C. 10 63 UNDER AGE SECTION GRADE U/16 GOLD GRADE D J. Mutu, Gepps Cross 46 M. Foale, Marion 13 48 M.J. Simpson, Modbury 77 M.A. Thewlis, Unley' 11 22 M.A. Crowe, Salisbury District 69 K.G. Forrester, Payneham 10 59 D. McColl, Old Scotch 10 67 GRADE U /16 BLUE M.A. Conroy, Payneham 10 82 M. Booth, Marion 10 30 GRADE U /14 GOLD GRADE G A. Marriott, Atha!stone 11 49 J.D. Bishop, Flinders Park 7 16 J. Celvan. Modbury 10 25 CA Vegter, Payneham 7 18 B.S. Armstrong, Tee Tree Gully 10 34 K.M. Fletcher, E.T.S.A. 7 41 D.J. Hammond, Payneham s 10 42 S.D. Nicolle, Stun District 7 02 D.J. Hammond, Payneham 10 63 D.W. Hudson, Pembroke OS 7 44 D. Corby, Greenecres 7 56 GRADE U/14 BLUE D.J. Niemann, Grange 12 47 GRADE H R L. Bergsma, D.R.C.S.I. 8 7 D. Coombe', Adelaide High O.S. 8 30 T. Smith, Adelaide University 8 82 BOWLING C. Hercock, Brighton 7 7 P. Lonergen, Adelaide University 7 15 7 OR MORE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS W.J. McCard, Ingle Farm 7 18 D. Sladden, Old Collegians 7 25 GRADE Al Wkts Runs M.J. Starkey, Grange 8 43 GRADE J.J. Meson, Edwardstown 7 26 J.W. Heap, Tea Tree Gully 10 26 K.L. McLean, Elizabeth District 7 47 G. Leurs, Woodville South B 16 G.I. Houston, Richmond 7 56 P.D. Jeffs, Unley 8 57 PD. Jena, Un ley 8 77 GRADE A.2 D. Keough, Hope Valley 7 20 R,I. GilflIlan, Old Scotch 8 69 M. Sowtan, Grange 7 30 P.C. Page, Rostrevor O.C. 7 23 G. Woolger, Para Hills 7 46 S. O'Connor, Kilburn 7 35 T.G. Sykes, Marion 7 36 S. O'Connor, Kilburn 7 37 T.J. Watkins, Pooraka 7 44 R. Jeffs, Rostrevor O.C. 7 48 GRADE A.3 HARDWICKET SECTION B. Gepp, Fulham 8 32 GRADE 13 GOLD R. Davis, Teachers College 7 34 G.S. Ashby, Atheistone 8 B2 P.J. Hart, Hope Valley 7 44 I. Schultz, Woodville North 7 13 M.J. McAvaney, Fulham 7 44 Hope D.J. Tucker, Valley 7 47 GRADE 13 BLUE G. Altree, Woodville Rechabites 7 57 G.V. Cranweil, A.N.I. 8 15 R. Shearwood, Atheistone 7 65 P. Lonergan, Adelaide University 7 13 K.J. Anderson, Hope Valley 7 68 AV. McGcan, Gaza 7 21 G.M. McSporran, A.N.I. 7 76 M. Cooke, Gaza 7 23 KA Jones, A.N.I. 7 47 GRADE A.4 G,W. Beauchamp, A.N.I. 7 B3 M.S. Dutton, Glenunga 8 24 P. Chynoweth, Glenunga 7 28 S W hitehou'e, S.M.O.S.H. 7 76 GRADE A.5 T. Cashman, Commonwealth Bank 8 53 G. Morgen, Tubemekers 7 26 7 35 UNDER AGE SECTION M.D. Brumby, Prospect District 7 45 GRADE U/16 GOLD D.J. Gray, Adelaide District 7 47 M.J. Simpson, Modbury 9 43 J. Flondis, Pooraka 7 15 GRADE B.1 M,A. Crowe, Salisbury District 33 W. Halls, Clarence Park 8 76 7 C. Partin!, East Tamer's District 7 33 D. Shane, Richmond 7 8 M.J. Simpson, Modbury 7 37 J.D. Emmel, Richmond 7 47 P. Opie, Hope Valley 7 48 M. Dalton, Payneham 7 54 M.J. Simpson, Modbury 7 71 GRADE B.2 GRADE U /16 BLUE C.J. Pill, Ingle Farm 8 18 J, Roberts, Edwardstown 7 41 C.J. Pill, Ingle Farm 7 11 N. Wray, Richmond 7 86 R. Aiston, Flinders Park 7 21 T. Angus. Woodville North 7 32 GRADE U /14 GOLD K. Foureur, Ferryden Park 7 43 A Cempaln-Burns, East Torrent District 6 7 M.J. Buckler, Rostrevor O.C. 7 46 B.S. Armstrong, Tee Tree Gully 7 14 S.P. wareham, Gaza 7 46 D.P, Thomson, Pooraka 14 T.P. Davies, Woodville Rechabites 7 55 7 D.J. Hammond, Payneham 7 19 G. Ralph, Fulham 7 63 A. Marriott, Athelstone 7 25 K. Russell, Gaza 7 81 B.J. Sweetman, Gepps Cross 7 42 GRADE C GRADE U /14 BLUE D. Tsouflidis, Pooraka 8 53 S. Hine, Grange 8 D. Abbott, Brighton 8 56 7 L. Hayes, Grange 7 16 C.R. Magarey, S.P,O.C. 7 17 D.J. Nieman), Grange M. Howie, Edwerdstown 7 28 7 22 C.R. Magarey, S.P.O.C. 7 31 T.R. Barrett, Edwerdstown 7 37 W.N. Stephens, Kilburn 7 40 R.J. Wilton, Payneham 7 49 G. Lomman, Athelstona 7 58 R.P. Cooper, Grange 7 63 HAT -TRICKS GRADE D D. Abbott, Brighton -C 10 D. McColl, Old Scotch 10 67 M. Fuller, Kensington Dis. U /16 Golf 17 J. Zadow, Prospect District 9 41 S. L. Gladwell, Hope Valley 13 Gold 20 M. Foale, Marion 8 19 S.W. Persons, Old Scotch - A.2 25 J.F. Abbott, Brighton 7 18 J. Greenwell, S.M,O.S.H, - A4 28 M. Foals, Marion 7 35 G. Wood, Grange - I 33 T.M. Lamdoen, Woodville South 7 45 D.J. Cuttle, Capps Cross - U/14 Gold 28 R. Davis, Teachers College 7 51 C.J. Herrington, Richmond U /16 Blue 12 M. Dooland, Puiteney O.S. 7 59 P. McArdle, S.A.I.T. - 13 Gold 21 P.R. Milne, Prospect District 7 59 T.J. Rica, Kensington Dist, -U /16 Gold 21 J.P. Maurits, Elders -H 31 GRADE E K, McCarthy, Old Ignetians - A3 31 R. Shaw, Glenunga 7 33 M,A, Busenschutt, Salisbury U/14 Gold 61 P. Cheney, S.P.O.C. 7 36 P. Jansen, Pooreka - A.2 15 R.K. Cole, Richmond 7 38 K. McCarthy, Old Ignatians - A.3 38 GRADE F Denotes Double Hat-trick K.G. Forrester, Payneham B 17 M. Huddleston, Immanuel O.S. 8 23 J. Mead, Modbury 8 T. 55 Bailey, Elizabeth District 7 15 D. Sladden, Old Collegians 7 44 A.1 FIELDING VOTES 1985 -86 FERRYDEN PARK (111) RICHMOND (95) GRANGE (65) P. Channon 28 I. Jaggard 35 A. Chesters 35 J. Stokes 19 K. McGuinness 21 I. Nottage 13 M. Steel 18 T. Munro 13 P. Brass 6 C. Ryan 17 S. Nettle 12 M. Starkey 5 B. Anderson 15 M. Hogan 5 S. Lewis 3 M. Chenoweth 6 R. Colwell 3 C. Hodges 3 M. O'Regan 5 N. Majewski 3 W. Meaker 3 S. Kelly 3 EDWARDSTOWN (61) L. Freeman 19 S.P.O.C. (109) CLARENCE PARK (91) J. Mason 10 A. Irwin 23 P. Haynes 16 J. Williams 8 J. Hinchcliff 18 C. Kitchen 11 A. Tero 6 S. Lane 17 S. Thompson 10 W. Burton 6 A. Bishop 11 A. Miller 10 C. Jeffries 6 M. Fanning 10 I. Moyle 9 A. Jeffries 3 J. Sangster 10 D. Errey 8 R. McCracken 3 P. Sheanan 6 S. Maliniak 8 R. Topham 6 G. Stagg 6 GEPPS CROSS (61) M. David 5 W. Sutter 5 T. Bound 13 I. Hume 3 T. Muggleton 5 C. Kellett 10 A. Merrett 3 R. Horsell 10 PAYNEHAM (98) C. Burns 8 D. Williams 40 BRIGHTON (83) J. Garnaut 8 C. Metson 29 J. Bateman 15 S. Wright 3 S. Faulkner 12 G. Jeffries 13 C. McDonough 3 D. Dixey 8 I. McLean 13 R. Ahern 3 M. Marrett 6 P. Grear 10 P. Murphy 3 P. Hoffman 3 I. Barnes 8 A. Hehir 8 WALKERVILLE (53) GAZA (971 B. Vincent 5 D. Willing 21 B. Mitchell 23 P. Dale 5 G. Murdoch 10 R. Chenoweth 22 L. Bailey 3 N. Ford 9 S. Sims 19 S. Constable 3 D. Wildy 5 G. Lauder 13 P. Emslie 5 B. Harrison 10 ELIZABETH DIST. (81) K. Reid 3 S. Thurbon 10 R. Nolan 30 C. Hinkley 27 D. Armitt 10 A. Campbell 6 R. Dunn 5 I. Morrison 3 Winner of "J.U. Jantke' Trophy: D. Williams, Payneham SEMI -FINAL MATCHES 1985 -86 GRADE A.1 GRADE A.4 Walkerville Oval S.A. Institute of Technology Oval S.P.O.C. 8/171 d Clarence Park 167 Western Districts 289 d S.A.1.T. 173 S.P.O.C.: S. Lane 38, M. Fanning 6/63 Western Dists: N. Maloney 103 & 3/44,S. Blight 47, Clarence Park: W. Sutter 47, S. Thompson 31 S. Sparrow 57, R. McKech nie 3/32 Goodwood Oval S.A.I.T.: D. Richards 60 & 3/41, P. Cummings 43, Walkerville 221 d Gaza 206 D. McCleane 3/22 Walkerville: G. Murdoch 116, G. Tiggerman 40, Brighton No. 1 Oval P. Holbrook 3/24, C. Caner 3/59 Adelaide High O.S. 182 d Stun District 165 Gaza: G. Wickham 110, M. Harrison 46, S. Thurbon 6/45 Adelaide High: S. White 39, B. Burgstaller 31, D. Antenucci 42 & 3/43, S. Paltoglou 4/39 GRADE A.2 Stun Dist: J. Pink 31, M. Threadgold 35, L. Eckhoff 4/47 Blair Athol Oval E.T,S.A. 161 d Kilburn 123 GRADE AS E,T.S.A.: P. Steggall 42, M. Harrison 3/25 L.J. Lewis Reserve Kilburn: M. Elliott 30, S. O'Connor 3/26, B. Miller 3/41, Prospect District 265 d Tea Tree Gully District 97 S. Kappler 3/57 Prospect Dist: G. Cass 53, M. Leaker 43, D. Crispin 56, Ferryden Park Oval J. Williams 3/18 Rostrevor O.C. 296 d Modbury 175 Tea Tree Gully: J. Graham 4/71, S. O'Brien 5/68 Rostrevor O.C.: C. Hayward 30, G. Arnfield 41, R. Jeffs 30 Ledger Reserve and 5/48, P. Page 90, M, Leoni 33 & 3/49 West Lakes 129 & 7/179 d D.R.C.S.I. 94 Modbury: J. Fitzsimmons 49, G. Bennetts 3/74 West Lakes: A. Coulthard 44, 5. Lester 6/36, K. Janes 84 D.R.C.S.I.: P. Lane 35 & 7/35, R. Dear 4/42 GRADE A.3 Teachers College Oval GRADE B.1 Woodville Rechabites 4/158 d Teachers College 153 Payneham Oval Woodville Rech: R. Thomas 34, S. Dametto 60, Grange 204 d Payneham 129 P. Behrendt 35, R. Gordon 4/38, G. Altree 3/42 Grange: R. Smith 63, D. Charles 37 & 3/42, N. Clarke 31 Teachers Coll: D. Machin 34, R. Davis 3/73 Payneham: J. Pettegree 55, K. Turner 5153 Eden Park Glandore Oval Pembroke O.S. 160 & 9/67 ci S.H.O.C. 146 Walkerville 276 d Clarence Park 98 & 9/96 Pembroke O.S.: P. Laughlin 36, P. Horsnell 89 & 4/34, Walkerville: P. Emslie 43, T. Johnson 74 & 3/23, R. Pearce 3/28 D. Phillips 49, S. Lubcke 35, G. Muggleton 32 & 6/28, S,H.O,C.: B. Connell 51, A. Woods 30, M. McInnes 4/29 & P. Henningsen 3/46, N. Baldock 4/38 5/18, B. Swanson 4/62 Clarence Park: P. Herman 31, W. Halls 8/76 GRADE I GRADE 8.2 Gleneagles Reserve Matheson Oval Clarence Park 9/253 & 9/267 d Grange 24 Gaza 183 d Woodville Rechabites 82 'Clarence Park: B. Bayly 76 & 49, L Heliotis 53, Gaza: K. Russell 3/16, S. Wareham 3/35 G. Stevenson 4/15, T. Smart 5/6 & 30 n.o., Woodville Rech: S. Hammond 3/35 P. Giancaspro 39,J. Wilden 30 Klemzig Oval Grange: A. Kravinskis 3/46, G. Nicholas 4/44, Ingle Farm District 90 & 143 d Rostrevor O.C. 77 & 108 P. Pocock 3/52 Ingle Farm: G. Lisk 32, S. Hay 6/29 & 5/27, S.Saunderson Collins Reserve 34, G. Mesecke 33 & 3/30 Hope Valley 167 & 0/36 d Fulham 104 & 86 Rostrevor O.C.: T. Sargent 5/28, M. Buckler 7/46 Hope Valley: D. Wilmhurst 43, C. Ramage 30, D.Keough 7/20 & 4/29, M. Barton 4/32 GRADE C Fulham: M. Persse4/32 Scotch College Oval 132 Payneham 168 & 1/50 d Brighton 84 & GRADE 13 GOLD S. Corcoran 36, R. Saunders 37, A. 45 Payneham: Thyer Farr Oval 4/38, 8. Colborne 4/11 & 4/26 & & 3/8 Gaza 279 d S.P.O.C. 107 D. Abbott 8/56, G. Alsop 50 Brighton: Gaza: D. Jarman 109, R. Kennewell 40, A. jarman 85 & Caterer Oval 3/31, F. Poser 4/21 155d Walkerville 126 S.P.O.C. S.P.O.C.: A. Fox 38, A. Potter 5/114 J. Winter 32, T. 3/23 S.P.O.C.: Davidson Enfield H.S. Oval Walkerville: D. Mason 52, V. Bishop 4/37 Ingle Farm District 5/274 d Woodville North 164 Ingle Farm: R. Gregory 46, R. McCard 58 n.o. & 3/48, GRADE D N. Dollery 4/43, I. Mann 56 Kingswood Oval Woodville North: S. Shepley 32, M. Haines 60, M.Ward 4/42 Prospect District 160 & 0 /60 d Unley 83 & 136 Prospect G. 35, B. 54, P. Milne Dist: Neindorf Turner 4/24 GRADE 13 BLUE & J. Zadow 4/24 & 3/69, 3/45 S.A. Institute of Technology Oval Un ley: J. Bowyer 5/61, D. Maxwell 3/30, L. Bowyer 40 Gaza 245 d Rostrevor O.C. 180 Devitt Oval Gaza: J. West 52, A. McGoran 50 & 3/61, P. Batson 55, Payneham 130 153 d Marion 105 & 88 & M. Barber 34 & 5/60 Payneham: M. Conroy 30 & 5/27 & 5/55, D. Allman 3/17, Rostrevor O.C.: C. Dean 81, T. Catterall 4/74 C. Forth 32, M. Bradshaw 40 Thomas Turner Reserve Marion: A. Garrick 37, M. Bruggemann & M. 6/75 3/44, Adelaide University 255 d Australian National Institute Foale 4/24 & 5/36 34 & 122 Adelaide Uni: J. Taylor 62, J. Cooper 3/19, L.Taglienti GRADE E 5/13 & 3/35 Duncan Fraser Reserve A.N.I.: G. Beauchamp 3/55 Adelaide University 368 d Gepps Cross 97 M. 44, Adelaide Uni: D. Wallace 49, M. Whitting 34, Crosby GRADE U /16 GOLD G. Black 58, A. Lee 55, S. Canny 65, P. Paton 4/35 Memorial Oval Gepps Cross: D. Myers 30 & 3/106, S. Wilden 3/47 Tea Tree Gully District 9/201 d East Torrens District 99 Fawkes Reserve Tea Tree Gully: S. Koerber 75, A. Bourne 53, High d P.A.O.C. 152 Adelaide O.S. 5/210 P. Moustrides 4/30, J. Fry 4/36 Adelaide High: M. Masotti 104 n.o., P. Zerella 35 n.o., East Torrens: C. Pertini 3/45 D. Coombes 4/28 Paddocks Oval P.A.O.C.: D. Olsson 63, J. Piper 3/28 Ingle Farm District 6/238 d Payneham 6/154 Ingle Farm: S. Balneaves 132 n.o., B. Pike 45 GRADE F Payneham: S. Koster 32 n.o., D. Blackmore 37 n.o., Carnegie Reserve G. Clark 4/73 West Lakes 191 & 89/3 d Payneham 136 R. B. Nagi D. West Lakes: Daniels 63, 39, Childs 4/39, GRADE U /16 BLUE n.o. G. Lane 4/54, B. Cowie 52 West Beach Oval Payneham: R. Dew 30, H. Sautebin 5/63, M.Elmendorp 4/62 Richmond 160 d Adelaide District 96 Marion Oval Richmond: D. Arthur 54 Rostrevor O.C. 133 & 1/84 d Immanuel O.S. 127 Adelaide: A. Stockley 3/41, B. Owens 4/53 Rostrevor D. Bray P. McGinn O.C.: 3/44, 4/17, G.Bourke Fulham Gardens P.S. Oval 39, B. Clancey 37 n.o. Edwardstown 273 d Grange 140 Immanuel O.S.: G. Argus 4/52 Edwardstown: M. Pivetta 145 & 5/19, S. Manser 45, J. Pearce 30, J. Roberts 3/18 GRADE G Grange: M. Wormald 46, P. Devonish 35, S. McCann 3/20 Grange Oval Grange 6/258 d Woodville Rechabites 92 GRADE U/14 GOLD Grange: S. N. Thiele 75 n.o. & 3/41, R.Hendry 4/26 Rex 65, Kelly Reserve Woodville Rech: A. Gordon 3/72 Payneham 158 & 3/129 d Modbury 118 Glenunga North Oval Payneham: A. Cesari 37 & 50 n.o., D. Hammond 3/60, E.T.S.A. 102 & 7/187 d Payneham 97 D. Martin 6/20 E.T.S.A.: R. Rhodes 30,J. Cameron 6/28, A.Horwood 43, Modbury: J. Calvert 52 & 4/27 J. Miles 54 Ingle Farm East P.S. Oval Payneham: L. Smith 6/50 Tea Tree Gully District 145 d Ingle Farm District 102 Tea Tree Gully: S. Pitt 43, B. Armstrong 3/28 GRADE H Ingle Farm: S. Ravie 36, K. Sweet 5/49 Tregenza Oval Rostrevor O.C. 206 & 7/197 d Commonwealth Bank 73 GRADE U/14 BLUE Rostrevor O.C.: D. Smith 34, R. Cránwell 54, Glengowrie H.S. Oval M. McManus 6/30, M. Shadiac 32, F, O'Connor 41, Glenelg District 90 & 8/37 d Grange 47 & 7/124 dec. E. Dutton 37, R. Richards 33 n.o. Glenelg: T. Rosser 37, J. McNicol 4/7, N. Stewart 3/14, Commonwealth Bank: M. Nisbet 32, K. Bryce 4/40, M. Williams 3/38 G. Franks 3/36, D. O'Brien 3/29. S. Farquhar 3/8 Grange: S. Hine 3/16, D. Niemann 5/25 & 7/22 Railway Oval Daws Road H.S. Oval Adelaide University 5/199 d Ingle Farm District 198 Edwardstown 77 & 100 d Adelaide District 70 Adelaide Uni: K. Saunders 88, W. Fraser 42, AMoulds Edwardstown: J. Maraun 5/28, A. Rosman 51 3/22, A. Roberts 3/45 Adelaide: J. Taylor 3/9 & 4/28, D. Carningham 3/27, Ingle Farm: D. Blair 32, T. Berry 37, G. Hollis 31 R. Pearce 4/17 FINAL ROUND MATCHES 1985-86 SEASON GRADE A.1 - GOODWOOD OVAL Umpires - W. Singh & B. Droegemueller - Walkerville 8/280 d S.P.O.C. 8/276 WALKERVILLE S.P.O.C. G. McGahey 7 M. Brock 28 G. Murdoch 40 M. Harrison 15 G. Tiggemann 28 S. Lane 75 P. Holbrook sr M. Fanning 35 K. Reid 15 D. Grist 63 N. Ford 68 A Hinchcliff 13 D. Willing 0 A Irwin 5 N. Jaensch 2 I. Hume 8 W. Owens 37 A Bishop 17 T. Williams 1 D. Jay 1* C. Carter W. Waterhouse Sundries 23 Sundries 16 Total 8/280 Total 8/276 BOWLING WALKERVILLE O M W R S.P.O.C. O M W R C. Carter 11 - - 39 W. Waterhouse 15 1 1 35 T. Williams 17 6 1 30 D. Jay 27 7 2 82 W. Owens 24 3 3 103 I. Hume 12 - 2 57 D. Willing 6 - 24 A. Hinchcliff 11 - 2 36 K. Reid 22 6 2 52 M. Fanning 15.2 5 1 43 P. Holbrook 4 - - 18 M. Brock 2 - - 13 GRADE A2 -WALKERVILLE OVAL Umpires - M. Green & K. Greenwood - Rostrevor O.C. 264 d E.T.S.A. 172 ROSTREVOR O.C. E.T.S.A. P. Walters 19 H. Creek .' 50 M. Nitschke 18 P. Steggall 12 C. Hayward 45 I. Tiggerman 7 S. Herby 2 G. Nicholas 9 R. Jeffs 40 C. Moyle 21 G. Arnfield 30 C. Wood 17 P. Page 1 G. Carey 26 T. Ryan 43 R. Sweet 14 M. Leoni 42 M. Harrison 6 T. Hart 4 R. Roberts 0 G. Dowling 0 R. Wiles 3* Sundries 20 Sundries 7 Total 264 Total 172 BOWLING E.T.S.A. O M W R ROSTREVOR O.C. O M W R R. Wiles 9 1 1 44 G. Dowling 21 3 3 55 R. Roberts 12 3 2 36 M. Leoni 12 5 3 15 M. Harrison 25.2 9 2 50 P. Page 15 6 1 22 R. Sweet 18 2 3 65 R. Jeffs 27 9 2 75 G. Carey 7 1 2 19 C. Moyle 10 1 - 37 GRADE A.3 - FERRYDEN PARK OVAL Umpires - P. Edwards & J. Pick - Woodville Rechabites 201 d Pembroke O.S. 178 WOODVILLE RECHABITES PEMBROKE O.S. R, Thomas 59 M. Summerton 43 K, Plummeier 50 J. Davies 6 S. Dametto 2 C. John 18 P. 1 Behrendt P, Horsnell 39 R. Howson 2 T. Knox 1 R. Gordon 0 P. Davis 2 P. Grace 34 R. Pearce 8' I. Assmussen 12 P. Laughlin 18 K, Croft 11 N. Barrett 7 J. Kennedy 7' I. Fleetwood 22 G. Altree 12 G. Menzel 1 Sundries 11 Sundries 12 Total 201 Total 178 BOWLING WOODVILLE RECH. O M W R PEMBROKE O W R G. Altree 22.5 5 1 63 P. Laughlin 25.3 4 60 J. Kennedy 9 1 1 13 R. Pearce 20 5 44 K, Croft 20 7 3 38 T. Knox 5 8 I. Assmussen 2 - - 7 P. Horsnell 10 - 21 R. Gordon 28 9 4 47 J. Davies 13 - 28 M. Summerton 12 1 33 GRADE A.4 - TEACHERS COLLEGE OVAL Umpires - N. Keen & D. Leonard - Western Districts 257 d Adelaide High O.S. 84 WESTERN DISTRICTS ADELAIDE HIGH O.S. A. Russell 3 P. Bennett 19 N. Maloney 10 G. Sando 3 S. Blight 16 M. Stuckey 3 I. Clift 39 S. White 0 S. Sparrow 28 R. Wilson 9 N. Yeing 61 B. Burgstaller 7 D. McCulloch 13 D. Antenucci 0 A. Blight 19 S. Paltoglou 3 S. Hegarty 37 G. Bock man 21' R. McKechnie 6' C. Marsden 12 P, Marrett 5 A. Hemsworth 4 Sundries 20 Sundries 3 Total 257 Total 84 BOWLING WESTERN DIST. O M W R ADELAIDE H.O.S. O M W R P. 11 Marrett 9 3 1 12 A. Hemsworth 3 2 14 N. C. Yeing 8 2 1 28 Marsden 9 - - 41 S. Sparrow 8 2 3 18 G. Bock man 3 - 1 22 N. Maloney 11 3 2 15 S. Paltoglou 6 2 - 14 A. Blight 2.1 1 2 8 D. Antenucci 11 6 2 8 R. Wilson 17 4 3 44 S. White 5 - - 17 M. Stuckey 3 - 1 13 G. Sando 2 - - 12 P, Bennett 18 3 1 52 GRADE A.5 - GLANDORE OVAL Umpires - D. DenHollander & M. Pert - Prospect District 219 d West Lakes 104 PROSPECT DISTRICT WEST LAKES M. Brumby 29 C. Johnson 22 C. Cass 62 K. Janes 6 K. Morrison 0 F. Rugari 13 M. Leaker 31 A. Blackshaw 0 D. Crispin 9 C. Mininci 0 J. Woolford 4 A. Coulthard 6 D. Wright 14 T. Sandery 6 D. Clarke 45 S. Lester 14 B. Chappell 7 M. Brister 23* C. George 0 L. Smith 2 J. Williams 8 K. Doyle 1 Sundries 10 Sundries 11 Total 219 Total 104 BOWLING PROSPECT DIST. O M W R WEST LAKES O M W R J. Williams 7 1 - 17 K. Doyle 14 - - 45 D. Clarke 10 2 3 36 L. Smith 24.2 7 5 53 M. Brumby 17.1 4 7 45 M. Brister 2 - - 3 S. Lester 19 7 3 37 A. Coulthard 13 1 1 39 A. Blackshaw 14 1 - 36 GRADE B.1 - BRIGHTON No. 1 OVAL Umpires - J. Bartlett & G. Doody - Walkerville 9/297 d Grange 238 WALKER VILLE GRANGE K. Wiseman 9 R. Smith 42 G. Bowes 34 B. Smith 32 P, Emslie 17 D. Buttery 4 G. Muggleton 59 D. Field 64 T. Johnson 36 P. Tokic 23 D. Phillips 69 N. Clarke 41 N. Baldock 44 D. Charles 7 S. Lubcke 4 P. Faggotter 0 M. Duncan 8 J. Davoli 3 K. Boehm 4 R. Cooper 12 V. Bishop 0' M. Shearer 0* Sundries 13 Sundries 10 Total 9/297 Total 238 BOWLING WALKERVILLE O M W R GRANGE O M W R V. Bishop 10 1 2 26 M. Shearer 31 8 4 80 K. Boehm 15 4 2 34 R. Cooper 11 - - 42 M. Duncan 19 1 4 61 J. Davoli 19 3 1 51 N. Baldock 20 2 1 57 D. Charles 26 3 3 108 G. Muggleton 23.1 5 1 51 N. Clarke 2 - - 7 GRADE B.2 - PERTERINGA OVAL Umpires - G. Ellis & W. Ryan - Gaza 8/253 d Ingle Farm District 218 GAZA INGLE FARM DISTRICT R. Amiguet 71 D. Begg 28 R. Woolford 7 S. Saunderson 7 A. Jennings 32 B. Mathews 37 C. Cook 36 S. Moralee 5 D. Willshire 19 S. Higgins 0 M. Cooke 28 R. Hillier 18 C. Luck 24 G. Mesecke 20 R. Wigley 3 P. Eccleshall 29 K. Russell 6' G. Lisk 54 S. Wareham 6' S. Hay 4 G. Innes R. Kingston 3' Sundries 21 Sundries 12 Total 8/253 Total 218 BOWLING GAZA O M W R INGLE FARM O M W R G. Innes 7 2 - 19 R. Kingston 14 8 - 14 S. Wareham 24 3 3 61 S. Hay 22 5 4 60 K. Russell 22 7 7 81 G. Lisk 13 2 - 36 G. Mesecke 19 5 48 R. Wigley 13 1 - 45 - R. Hillier 1 1 M. Cooke 3 1 - 2 - - S, Higgins 21 1 3 69 D. Begg 1 - - 4 GRADE C- CATERER OVAL Umpires - R. Baker & D. Iveson - St. Peters Old Collegians 235 d Payneham 210 S.P.O.C. PAYNEHAM J. Winter 55 S. Corcoran 56 R. Harris 36 W. Manning 40 T. Thring 46 B. Colborne 3 A. Simmons 53 D. Holmes 0 M. McLeay 7 R. Saunders 39 A Basham 0 K. Lees 33' J. Lewis 0 W. Strempel 26 T. Davidson 7 A. Thyer 0 M. Simmons 5 A. Washington 1 C. Magarey 3' R. Wilton 1 T. Newland 2 R. Burgemeister 0 Sundries 21 Sundries 11 Total 235 Total 210 BOWLING S.P.O.C. O M W R PAYNEHAM O M W R T. Newland 10 1 2 35 R. Burgemeister 8 1 - 28 C. Magarey 23 3 1 63 R. Wilton 23 1 4 59 M. Simmons 17 4 1 41 A. Washington 6 3 - 5 T. Davidson 21 6 3 45 A. Thyer 27.4 6 5 73 T. Thring 9 2 2 19 W. Strempel 8 1 - 23 B. Colborne 11 3 - 30 GRADE D - PAYNEHAM OVAL Umpires - C. O'Neill & R. Mellors - Prospect District 9/223 d Payneham 138 PROSPECT DISTRICT PAYNEHAM D. Dolling 4 D.A. Williams 3 I. Hargrave 23 P. Russo 4 B. Turner 46 0. Hebert 13 E. Katsaros 75 A. Gillard 0 R. Roocke 4 C. Forth 4 G. Neindorf 0 M. Bradshaw 29 J. Katsaros 24 D. Parry 47 A. Hope 2 M. Conroy 5 R. Pulley 23 J. Neumann 2 P. Milne 7 K. Forrester 13 J. Zadow 4 D. Allman 14 Sundries 11 Sundries 4 Total 9/223 Total 138 BOWLING PROSPECT DIST. 0 M W R PAYNEHAM O M W R J. Zadow 16 7 1 24 D. Allman 20 3 3 46 P. Milne 30 7 6 66 K. Forrester 16 3 1 37 A. Hope 11 4 - 12 J. Neumann 5 1 2 8 I. Hargrave 5 2 - 10 M. Conroy 11 1 2 34 D. Dolling 9.5 1 3 24 D. Parry 1 - - 8 M Bradshaw 2 - - 18 C. Forth 3 - - 11 A. Gillard 5 - - 19 P. Russo 1 - - 6 D.A. Williams 4 - 1 27 GRADE E - S.A. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY OVAL Umpires - F. Lamont & L. Kenny - Adelaide Uni. 4/227 d Adelaide High O.S. 213 ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY ADELAIDE HIGH O.S. M. Whitting 40 R. Wheare 37 D, Wallace 1 M. Blunt 34 S. Canny 121 C. Glasson 3 A. Lee 50 P. Zerella 11 M. Crosby 0' M. Massotti 23 G. Black A. Maricic 22 R. Prost R. Maricic 8 C. Eustace D. Morellato 12 D. Paton S. Ward 33 D. Williams D. Arthur 11 S. Waterman D. Coombes 0 Sundries 15 Sundries 19 Total 4/227 Total 213 BOWLING ADELAIDE UNI, O M W R ADELAIDE H.O.S. 0 M W R S. Waterman 23.1 7 4 50 D. Coombes 12 2 - 30 D. Paton 23 5 1 52 S. Ward 8 1 1 28 R. Prest 16 5 1 45 D. Morellato 6 2 1 18 G. Black 20 3 3 51 A. Maricic 9 - - 37 M. Massotti 10 3 - 34 C. Glasson 13 1 - 50 M. Blunt 3 - - 13 R. Wheare 0.5 - 1 14 GRADE 13 GOLD - S.A. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY OVAL Umpires - H. Chapman & A Marks - Ingle Form District 212 d Gaza 144 INGLE FARM DISTRICT GAZA P. Thompson 50 D. Jarman 9 T. Read 5 R. Kennewell 13 R. Gregory 49 R. Willatts 11 R. McCard 5 S. Hamdorf 0 N. Dollery 43 A Jarman 42 P. Phillips 22 A Middleton 8 C. Richards 8 W. Halfpenny 19 T. Pedlar 0 W. Garrod 8 I. Mann 0 F. Poser 1 W. Bartlett 18 P. Steel 14 D. Garrett 1 J. Steel 0 Sundries 11 Sundries 19 Total 212 Total 144 BOWLING INGLE FARM O M W R GAZA O M W R D. Garrett 7 1 1 19 F. Poser 13 3 - 31 P. Phillips 25 8 3 56 W. Garrod 5 - - 22 N. Dollery 20.3 4 5 46 A. Jarman 30 5 3 96 R. McCard 4 1 - 7 D, Jarman 27.2 6 6 62 GRADE 13 BLUE - WEST BEACH OVAL Umpires - T. Simcock & P. Davis - Gaza 238 d Adelaide University 47 GAZA ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY J. West 13 K. Manser 6 P. Wotton 16 B. Forrest 0 M. Athanasiou 16 P. Garson 6 A McGoran 16 J. Turnbull 1 C. Kelly 78 M. Condon 1 P. Batson 36 S. Blewett 2 M. Barber 14 J. Taylor 2 M. Durdin 15` J. Cooper 1 C. Schmitt 3 L. Taglienti 9 J. Jamieson 0 S. Herczeg 2 N. Morris 25 P. Cassidy 14* Sundries 6 Sundries 3 Total 238 Total 47 BOWLING GAZA O M W R ADELAIDE UNI. O W R A. McGoran 20 7 7 21 K. Manser 18 2 36 M. Barber 19 12 2 12 B, Forrest 12 1 30 J. Jamieson 2 - - 7 P. Garson 1 7 N. Morris 1.3 - 1 5 J. Turnbull 10 1 21 J. Cooper 18 53 L. Taglienti 17 1 34 S. Herczeg 73.4 4 53 P. Cassidy 1 5 GRADE U /16 GOLD - THOMAS TURNER RESERVE Umpires - R. Burrett & P. Neuman - Ingle Farm Dist. 214 d Tea Tree Gully 125 INGLE FARM DISTRICT TEA TREE GULLY DISTRICT S. Balneaves 2 D. Braunack 9 A. Cuconic 51 A. Ranford 0 D. Nelson 84 S. Koerber 5 G. Treloar 12 J. Lovett 6 B. Pike 31 A. Bourne 35 C. Stewart 16 P. Moustrides 2 D. Cox 0 M. Downing 2 D. Ray 0 C. Hillier 8 G. Bailey 0 J. Fry 2 A. Hall 1 C. Matthews 43 A. Foreman 1 A. Simon 4' Sundries 16 Sundries 9 Total 214 Total 125 BOWLING INGLE FARM O M W R TEA TREE GULLY O M W R C. Stewart 14 - 3 40 C. Matthews 13 3 1 31 B. Pike 21 8 3 40 J. Fry 21 2 1 53 G. Treloar 17 8 2 14 M. Downing 8 1 - 26 D. Nelson 5 - 1 15 P. Moustrides 8 2 - 15 S. Balneaves 4 - - 9 A. Bourne 12 2 4 24 J. Lovett 13 1 - 38 S. Koerber 5 2 - 19 GRADE U /16 BLUE - FULHAM GARDENS P.S. OVAL Umpires - R. Todd & J. Calderwood - Richmond 176 d Edwardstown 81 RICHMOND EDWARDSTOWN S. Marsland 49 P. Kershaw 1 T. Emmel 0 D. Roberts 4 D. Arthur 27 M. Pivetta 0 M. Stanton 27 J. Pearce 6 N. Wray 6 S. Manser 19 P. Tubb 8 A. Treacy 6 A. King 0 J. Rankin 12 C. Harrington 30 D. Joseph 6 A. Pashalis 11 L. Tomlinson 1 D. Blackman 4 S. Montgomerie 11* T. McGrath 0 J. Roberts 5 Sundries 14 Sundries 10 Total 176 Total 81 BOWLING RICHMOND O M W R EDWARDSTOWN O M W R A. Pashalis 3 - - 11 J. Roberts 22 8 7 41 C. Harrington 6 1 - 16 J. Rankin 7 - - 22 N. Wray 8.2 2 5 25 S. Manser 13 2 2 43 D. Arthur g 3 1 14 J. Pearce 16 4 1 39 S. Marsland 8 3 3 10 M. Pivetta 14 5 - 21 GRADE U/14 GOLD - MEMORIAL OVAL Umpires - R. Kelly & G. Jackson - PayneRam 193-d Tii Tree,Gully Dist: 122 PAYNEHAM TEA TREE GULLY DISTRICT A. Cesare 5 G. Rundle 26 A. Wilton 0 S. Fry 6 G. Vincent 59 B. Armstrong 25 S. Heaps 92 D. Lane 5 A. Wood 1 S. Pitt 21 P. Thomas 8 J. Jamieson 3 D. Martin 2 M. Yates 5 D. Hammond 11 J. Koerber 8 D. Kirov 0 C. Whincup 2 N. Smallacombe 4 J. Bartolo 5 B. Turner 4 8. Neuman 1 Sundries 7 Sundries 15 Total 193 Total 122 BOWLING PAYNEHAM O M W R TEA TREE GULLY O M W R B. Turner 7 4 2 4 B. Neuman 9 2 - 28 D. Hammond 15 4 2 27 J. Bartolo 16 5 1 29 D. Martin 21.2 5 3 31 M. Yates 6 3 1 17 A. Woods 21 2 3 50 J. Jamieson 18.3 4 2 35 G. Vincent 2 - - 3 S. Pitt 9 3 1 24 D. Lane 5 1 - 15 B. Armstrong 16 3 2 34 G. Rundle 1 - 1 5 GRADE U/14 BLUE - DAWS ROAD H.S. OVAL Umpires - T. Buck & M. O'Reilly - Edwardstown 5/139 d Glenelg District 112 EDWARDSTOWN GLENELG DISTRICT A. Rosman 32 P. Catchpole 5 J. Maraun 17 S. Pope 8 S. Lowry 55 D. Chandler 0 A. Klose 12 G. Harrison 2 B, Coxon 7 M. Williams 39 S. Williamson 2 T. Dougan 37 M. Harvey P. Francis 0 G. Toulantas N. Stewart 6 M. Parsons J. McNichol 10 D. Griffen T. Rosser 2 B, Yenning J. Jennings 0 Sundries 14 Sundries 3 Total 5/139 Total 112 BOWLING EDWARDSTOWN O M W R GLENELG DIST. O M W R G. Toulantas 21 7 4 39 J. Jennings 16 10 1 21 M. Harvey 14 6 3 15 T. Rosser 17 5 1 45 S. Williamson 5 1 - 18 J. McNichol 6 4 - 10 J. Maraun 15 2 3 37 N. Stewart 12 5 2 17 T. Dougan 2 - - 10 M. Williams 6 - - 18 S. Pope 1 1 - - P. Calchpoln ? - - 15 TEAM MANAGERS' REPORT We suffered a humiliating loss, and this report will cover the lead up to the game, the match itself, and any con- clusions. The statistics are attached to the'report and the Association is indebted to the meticulous presentation by Mr. Goulter. PRE -MATCH I am a Selector as well as Team Manager and accordingly I sincerely believe the squad chosen and the eventual 12 players were the best available. I do think that there were some better players who made themselves unavailable. The practices conducted before our departure caused some problems, mainly through the weather and partly due to absenteeism from players. The lead -up, preparation certainly was not up to previous years' standards, however, the Victorians suffered similar problems, their main advantage was the home game situation. We thank the Ferryden Park Cricket Club for providing us'a centre wicket practice at very short notice and this was greatly appreciated. Similarly we thank Clarence Park Cricket Club for providing us their facilities throughout this period. There were a few members of the squad that abused the generosity of the Association and I believe that this situation will need to be controlled in the future. We thank Coburg Cricket Club for making the practice facilities available prior to the game and certainly for the rest of our stay. MATCH The wicket prepared by the Coburg Cricket Club was one that gave the side that bowled first a distinct advantage and it was certainly not the Coburg Cricket Club's fault. The weather in Melbourne had been extremely wet during December. Adelaide Turf lost the toss and we were sent to bat and soon we were in a disastrous situation of 5 wickets down for 32, The middle order of G. Wickham, N. Ford and B. Vincent helped us to a total of X132 all out soon before tea on the first day. Some extremely sustained fiery bowling by B. Vincent, backed up by S. Nettle had the Victorians struggling for runs, however, we were unable to pick up enough wickets to have the Victorians under real pressure. On the second day the Victorian Sub District passed our score with a 4th wicket partnership of 100 runs. The fielding on that day by a few of our players was poor and certainly did not back our bowlers, who again gave it their best and due to their persistence, bowled the opposition out for a total of 262 runs. B. Vincent with 27 overs, 1 wicket for 27 and S. Nettle with 31 overs, 3 wickets for 81 were outstanding. We now had to bat first before tea and then 2 hours to complete the second day's play, and this was the time where the Adelaide Turf could show that a strong batting team was sent, and to regain some pride. Unfortunately this was not the case and soon we had lost 4 wickets for 40 runs, but some solid batting by G. Murdoch and G. Wickham saw the stumps score at 4 wickets for 97. On the third day, we lost G. Wickham 30 minutes after the commencement, but N. Ford backed up his efforts in the 1st innings and he and G. Murdoch at least made the Victorians bat again. The Victorian Sub District won the game outright, and outpointed us in every facet of the game. We congratulate them on their very good win and assure them that things will be different next time. CONCLUSION I thank G. Wickham for his efforts as Captain of the team, unfortunately he did not obtain the win we sought, however, I believe he did not receive the support from some of the players on the field or off the field, and that made his task difficult, especially when a team meeting had to be called on the morning of the second day's play for off the field occurrences, a situation that has not occurred previously. We have had success with our methods over the last 6 years, as the results indicate, so I do not think our pro- cedures need to change, however, we need to choose players who are committed to the match solely. In cqn -, suiting with the Victorians who have also had these type of problems, it was suggested that I approach the Executive of Adelaide Turf and recommend that an alternative date is considered. The suggestion has been thé holiday weekend in January. I thank the Executive Committee for giving me the opportunity to be involved in these games and to have met a number of great players and fine ambassadors for both Associations, however, as I had indicated prior to this I game, that this was the last that 1 be involved with as Team Manager, and am just sorry it had to end this way. CAPTAIN'S REPORT when approached to captain our representative side against Victoria, I was both honoured and excited by the prospect of leading a band of dedicated and talented players - the best Adelaide Turf had to offer. The humiliat- ing defeat suffered showed that talent alone is not enough to be successful at this level of competition. PRE -MATCH At a time when festive celebrations seemed an every day occurrence, it was difficult for team selectors to meet simultaneously and decide upon our best squad of players. By the time this had happened, and a squad was announced, quite a number of vital players had made other Christmas holiday arrangements - UNDERSTAND- ABLY SOH More appropriate timing of this important game would allow for adequate time in selection of teams and proper preparations. With time to prepare and weather conditions hampering effective practices, the lead up to such a contest was hardly up to previous years standards. Player absenteeism made quite a few practice sessions virtually futile. I believe Victoria suffered similar weather conditions, but it was obvious to all those in attendance that their desire was indirect contrast to that of ours. THE MATCH With the wicket being quite damp, S.A., having lost the toss, was sent in to bat and soon in diabolical trouble losing 5 wickets for a pathetic 32. The middle order of G. Wickham, N. Ford and B. Vincent fought hard under difficult conditions and helped a total of 132 to be achieved before being all out before tea. Lionhearted per- formances by both B. Vincent and S. Nettle saw the Victorians struggle for runs. By sheer dedication and a willingness to fight our perilous wicket conditions, Victoria passed the S.A. total and was eventually dismissed for a total of 262 shortly before tea on the second day. S.A. was now at he crease for a second time, and a real chance to regain some lost face was presented to the players. Wickets again fell in quick fire fashion and S.A. were reeling at 4 wickets down for 40 runs. Solid efforts from G. Wickham and G. Murdoch saw the second day stumps score read S.A. 4/97. Scores of 42 by G. Wickham, 77 by G. Murdoch and 28 by N. Ford saw S.A. reach 213 in its second innings - once again, way below the capabilities of such a talented side. Victoria won the game outright and indeed outpointed us in every facet of the game. Congratulations to them. GRATUITIES Firstly, my personal thanks to Team Manager, Gil Kolenberg, a refreshingly honest and professional man - to see Gil retiring from this post is a real loss. It is said no one Is irreplaceable, but Gil certainly pushes his theory to the limit. To John Rawes, Reg Duffy and Gerry Goulter, as representatives of A.T.C.A., thank you for your first class support. To the A.T.C.A. - your generosity and willingness to lend whatever support is needed to players is never ending. Every whim and desire, by any player, was accommodated for without the blink of an eyelid. To both Clarence Park and Ferryden Park Cricket Clubs for the use of both practice and club room facilities - much appreciated by myself and the A.T.C.A. CONCLUSIONS As Captain, I do not feel that total support was given to me by some selected players. I Personally, if was Phil Omeara, the Victorian Captain, I would be pleased to win the game, but I would also be quite sure this was the worst performed South Australian side I had ever seen - Who could disagree! To see such talented players perform at such a pathetic level indicated that just more than talent is required to succeed in these clashes. This humiliating loss has really tarnished some outstanding work performed by both A.T.C.A. Executives and players of recent years. Only players can repair this damage done:- Players who desire to give of their best, both on and off the field - Players who are prepared to give to the A.T.C.A. as much as they are prepared to take. The A.T.C.A. is a winner - they will fight back. A.T.C.A. y V.S.D.C.A. INTERSTATE MATCH at COBURG OVAL, VICTORIA 27th, 28th & 29th December 1985 V.S.D.C.A. 262 & 0/84 d A.T.C.A. 132 & 213 Outright A.T.C.A. (1st Innings) B /Faced Mins. How Out Bowler 52 68 I. McLean (Brighton) Ct. Chadwick R. williams 14 1 5 P. Haynes (Clarence Park) Ct. O'Meara N. Williams 0 18 17 S. Sims (Gaza) Ct. & Bowled M. Higham 9 23 25 G. Murdoch (Walkerville) Ct. Chadwick R. Williams 1 13 21 D. Wildy (Walkerville) Ct. Kelaart N. Williams 3 61 81 G. Wickham (Gaza) Ct. Groube R. Williams 31 54 71 B. Vincent (Brighton) Ct. Groube N. Williams 26 43 55 N. Ford (Walkerville) Ct. Groube R. Williams 34 2 8 S. Nettle (Richmond) Bowled N. Williams 0 43 53 S. Thurbon (Gaza) NOT OUT 4 7 8 P. Curtin (Pooraka) Ct. Ward R. Williams 2 Sundries 8 TOTAL 132 V.S.O.C.A. BOWLING O M W R Avg. M. Higham 8 4 1 19 19.0 N. Williams 21 8 4 39 9.7 R. Williams 20.5 6 5 68 13.6 A Chadwick 3 2 - 2 - Time of Innings: 3 Hours 36 Minutes Best Partnership: B. Vincent & N. Ford 51 Runs Overs Bowled: 52.5 Fall of Wickets: 1/4, 2/17, 3/29, 4/32, 5/32, 6/91, 7/95, 8/99, 9/128, 10/132 Overs per Hour: 1st Hour 15 overs 32 runs - 2nd Hour 14 overs 31 runs - 3rd Hour 15 overs 57 runs 12th Men: A.T.C.A. - G. Lauder (Gaza) V.S.D.C.A. - W. Tucknott (Coburg) Umpires: M. Green 1$,A.) P. Morrison (Vic) Captains: G. Wickham (Gaza) Vice Captain: P. Haynes (Clarence Park) P. O'Meara (Pt. Melbourne) Vice Captain: N. Williams (Camberwell) Toss: V.S.D.C.A. won toss and fielded Managers: Gil Kolenberg (Glenelg District) A.T.C.A. John Craig (Ormond) V.S.D.C.A. Scorers: Gerald Goulter (Elizabeth District) A.T.C.A. Harold Miles (Coburg) V.S.D.C.A. V.S.D.C.A. (1st Innings) B /Faced M ins. How Out Bowler 98 124 G. Kellaart (Camberwell) Run Out 36 21 48 P. Bain (Caulfield) Ct. Vincent S. Nettle 6 35 56 G. Miles (Box Hill) L.B.W. B. Vincent 5 161 198 D. Ward (Caulfield) Ct. & Bowled S. Thurbon 115 84 103 G. Smyth (Box Hill) Run Out 40 38 41 P. O'Meara (Pt. Melbourne) Ct. Ford S. Thurbon 11 46 50 A. Chadwick (Varraville) Ct. Murdoch S. Nettle 27 21 34 G. Groube (Croydon) NOT OUT 2 2 3 M. Higham (Ivanhoe) Bowled S. Nettle 0 7 10 R. Williams (Caulfield) St. Ford P. Curtin 6 5 2 N. Williams (Camberwell) St. Ford P. Curtin 2 Sundries 12 TOTAL 262 A.T.C.A. BOWLING O M W R Avg, B. Vincent 27 14 1 27 27.0 S. Thurbon 10 - 2 52 26.0 S Nrlil 31 8 3 81 27,0 P. Curtin 18 2 2 92 46.0 Time of Innings: 5 Hours 39 Minutes Best Partnership: D. Ward & G. Smyth 105 Runs Overs Bowled: 86 Fall of Wickets: 1/22, 2/44, 3/52, 4/157, 5/200, 6/239, 7/251, 8/251, 9/260, 10/262 Overs per Hour: 1st Hour 14 avers 30 runs - 2nd Hour 14 overs 21 runs - 3rd Hour 17 overs 70 runs - 4th Hour 16 avers 53 runs - 5th Hour 16 overs 62 runs Scoring Rate: D. Ward 100 runs in 182 minutes and faced 145 balls Other Facts: Close of Play: 1st Day: A.T.C.A. 132 - V.S.D.C.A. 3/59 after 34 overs 2nd Day: A.T.C.A. 132 & 4/97 after 38 avers - V.S.D.C.A. 262 1st Innings: V.S.D.C.A. took first innings lead after 54 overs. 2nd Innings: A.T.C.A. saved a innings defeat after 53.2 avers. COL SHIPLEY TROPHY Man of the Match David Ward (Caulfield) A.T.C.A. (2nd Innings) B /Faced Mins. How Out Bowler 53 64 P. Haynes Ct. Groube N. Williams 13 11 13 I. McLean Ct. R. Williams N. Williams 2 31 44 S. Sims Ct. Chadwick M. Higham 16 205 252 G. Murdoch St. Groube G. Miles 77 10 18 D. Wildy Bowled M. Higham 1 73 92 G. Wickham Bowled M. Higham 42 63 101 N. Ford Bowled N. Williams 28 32 39 B. Vincent Bowled G. Miles 13 18 29 S. Nettle NOT OUT 18 16 S. Thurbon St. Groube A. Chadwick 2 5 P. Curtin Run Out o Sundries 12 TOTAL 213 V.S.O.C.A. BOWLING O M W R Avg. M. Higham 20 8 3 54 18.0 N. Williams 36 9 3 78 26.0 R. Williams 12 1 - 48 - G. Miles 12.2 6 2 15 7.5 A Chadwick 5 1 1 11 11.0 Time of Innings: 5 Hours 41 minutes Best Pertnersh in: N. Ford & G. Murdoch 72 runs Overs Bowled: 85.2 Fall of Wickets: 1/2, 2/30, 3/32, 4/40, 5/109, 6/181, 7/203, 8/206, 9/213, 10/213 Overs per Hour: 1st Hour 15 overs 30 runs - 2nd Hour 14 overs 41 runs - 3rd Hour 15 overs 38 runs - 4th Hour 14 overs 39 runs - 5th Hour 17 overs 43 runs V.S.D.C.A. (2nd Innings) B /Faced Mins How Out Bowler 59 88 G. Kelaart NOT OUT 43 72 88 P. Bain NOT OUT 37 Sundries 4 TOTAL 0/84 A.T.C.A. BOWLING O M W R Avg. B. Vincent 11 1 - 43 S. Nettle 10.4 2 - 38 Time of Innings: 1 Hour 24 minutes Best Partnership: G. Kelaart & P. Bain 84 runs Overs Bowled: 21.4 Overs per Hour: 1st Hour 15 overs 59 runs RESULT: OUTRIGHT WIN TO V.S.D.C.A. UNDER AGE INTER -ASSOCIATION GAMES ADELAIDE TURF C.A. y PARA DISTRICTS C.A. PLAYED AT POORAKA C.C. LINDBLOM PARK COMPLEX 15TH DECEMBER 1985 U/16 SECTION "COCA COLA BOTTLERS" SHIELD Adelaide Turf C.A. 8/201 lost to Para Districts C.A. 8/212 T.C.A. B. Grigg Grange Bowled M. Dittmar 4 J. Burnard Grange Bowled M. Dittmar 0 M.D. Brown Pooraka Run Out 92 D. Arthur Richmond Ct. Childs D. Papdopoulos 33 D. Nelson Ingle Farm Bowled S. Duffett 4 B. Mathews Ingle Farm Ct. M. Dittmar 43 G. Clark Payneham Run Out 1 J. Rankin Edwardstown Run Out 1 A. Wood Gepps Cross NOT OUT 2 M. Fuller Kensington NOT OUT 10 J. Roberts Edwardstown Sundries 11 TOTAL 8/201 A.T.C.A. BOWLING o M W R Avg. J. Rankin 9 - - 34 - G. Clark 10 2 3 34 11.3 J. Roberts 6 1 - 14 - M. Fuller 10 - 1 43 43.0 M.D. Brown 6 1 - 23 - D. Nelson 2 - - 6 - A. Wool 7 - 3 53 17.7 Best Partnership: D. Arthur and M.D. Brown 92 runs P.D.C.A. 8 /212 R. Osborne 7, S. Pearce 19, W. Chaplin 14, S. Duffett 45. S. McManus 33, D. Short 18. P. Morgan 7, I. Barker 31, M.Childs25 n.o., M. Dittmar 3 n o., D. Papdopoulos d.n.b. I. Barker 8- 1 -0 -32, M. Dittmar 14- 2 -3 -42, M. Childs 7- 0 -0 -23, S Duffett 14- 0 -1 -49, D. Papdopoulos 7- 0 -1 -45. A.T.C.A. Captain - Manager - 12th Man - D. Bannister (Pooraka) Umpire - Peter Davis Man of the Match Award - M.D. Brown (Pooraka) Para Districts C.A. won the "Coca Cola Bottlers" Shield. GRADE F - DUNCAN FRASER RESERVE Umpires - T. Langley & D. Bailey - West, Lakes 7/218 d Rostrevor O.C. 200 WEST LAKES ROSTREVOR O.C. B. Elliott 0 G. Bourke 6 D. Ward 40 B. Clancey 35 N. Eckmann 20 S. Officer 48 N. Carpenter 4 P. Azzopardi 8 B. Cowie 100 D. Fitzsimons 26 K. Foley 3 T. Basso 3 B. Nagi 26 D. Bray 5 R. Daniels 3 P. McGinn 20 M. Burns 6' P. J. O'Brien 24 L. Pratt S. Allen 10* G. Lane P,D. O'Brien 2 Sundries 16 Sundries 13 Total 7/218 Total 200 BOWLING WEST LAKES O M W R ROSTREVOR O.C. O M W R G. Lane 20 7 1 43 S. Allen 17 3 1 41 L. Pratt 17 7 3 40 P.J. O'Brien 18 4 - 50 M. Burns 14 1 2 48 P. McGinn 24 5 2 60 N. Eckmann 11 2 2 32 D. Bray 15 5 3 34 B. Elliott 14 5 2 26 D. Fitzsimons 4.2 - - 22 S. Officer 1 - - 3 GRADE G - COLLINS RESERVE Umpires - R. Loader & D. Ogden - Grange 2/115 d E.T.S.A. 114 GRANGE E.T.S.A. D. Browne 22 A Norwood 4 B. White 29 P. Crisanti 64 S. Rex 38' S. Belcher 3 R. Burnett 15' R. Rhodes 3 N. Thiele J. Miles 7 R. Hendry B. Hudson 6 R. Simunsen B. Tucker 1 B. Partridge R. Cameron 2 A. Fielder M. Cutting 3 R. Bennetts S. Phillips 5 T. Schulz K. Fletcher 0' Sundries 11 Sundries 16 Total 2/115 Total 114 BOWLING GRANGE O M W R E.T.S.A. O M W R R. Simunsen 7 2 16 - K. Fletcher 5 2 - 11 R. Hendry 11.2 4 5 25 S. Phillips 11 2 1 N. Thiele 34 11 1 2 36 M. Cutting S. Rex 9 4 - 15 14 5 1 28 R. Cameron 23 10 1 30 J. Miles 7 1 - 14 Norwood A. 1 - - 2 GRADE H - L.J. LEWIS RESERVE Umpires - W. Townsend & J. Martin - Rostrevor O.C. 280 d Adelaide Uni. 125 ROSTREVOR O.C. ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY M. Shadiac 0 K. Saunders 24 D. Pozza 46 N. Monerasinghe 0 D. Smith 8 S. Andrews 2 R. Cranwell 144 M. Syner-Lyons 12 F. O'Connor 10 W. Fraser 30 J. Bailey 18 A. Moulds 0 R. Wasley 14 R. Marshall 7 E. Dutton 0 R. Smith 6 M. McManus 0 J. Yates 1 R. Richards 5 A. Roberts 11 L. McEvoy 1 T. Smith 13* Sundries 34 Sundries 19 Total 280 Total 125 BOWLING ROSTREVOR O.C. O M W R ADELAIDE UNI. O M W R L. McEvoy 13 6 3 28 T. Smith 16 2 3 51 M. McManus 16.2 4 4 34 A Roberts 25 8 2 53 R. Wesley 19 8 3 36 R. Smith 15 2 3 56 J, Bailey 5 3 - 8 R. Marshall 7 2 - 21 A. Moulds 3 - - 15 W. Fraser 6 2 - 23 M. Syner -Lyons 10 3 1 19 N. Monersinghe 3 - - 7 GRADE I - GLENUNGA NORTH RESERVE Umpires - D. Nicholls & B. Niemann - Hope Valley 165 & 2/24 d Clarence Park 131 & 2/82 HOPE VALLEY 1st Innis 2nd Inn's CLARENCE PARK 1st Inn's 2nd Inns R. Burt 22 1 G. Allen 0 M. Barton 2 19* P. Giancaspro 21 D. Wilmshurst 2 0 I. McGowan 4 G. Cook 10 B. Bayly 36* 2* V. Palmer 14 J. Wilden 0 23 D. Abbott 0 L. Heliotis 38 53 C. Ramage 3 1 G. Stevenson 0 C. Minchin 0 T. Smart 19 H. Robat 17 P. Hoogendorp 1 D. Keough 58 N. Campbell 5 R. Nicholls 21 C. Maxted 1 Sundries 16 3 Sundries 6 4 Totals 165 2/24 Totals 131 2/B2 BOWLING 1st Innings 1st Innings HOPE O R VALLEY M W CLARENCE PARK O M W R R. Nicholls 8 1 18 - C. Maxted 2.4 - 1 15 D. Keough 8 1 1 31 N. Campbell 17 11 3 21 C. Minchin 7 1 2 26 P. Hoogendorp 1 - - 4 M. Barton 16 4 2 17 T. Smart 33 7 4 59 R. Burt 16 5 3 36 G. Stevenson 18 6 1 37 B. Bayly 2 - - 14 2nd Innings I. McGowan 1 - - 2 C. Minchin 6 - 1 34 M. Barton 6 - 1 45 2nd Innings N. Campbell 6 1 1 14 T. Smart 6 3 1 9 UNDER AGE INTER1 ASSOCIATION GAMES ADELAIDE TURF C.A. y PARA DISTRICTS C.A. PLAYED AT POORAKA C.C. LINDBLOM PARK COMPLEX 15TH DECEMBER 1985 U/14 SECTION "STATE BANK OF S.A." SHIELD Adelaide Turf C.A. 9/117 defeated Para Districts C.A. 9/115 A.T.C.A. D.R. Marks Gepps Cross Run Out 2 B.J. Sweetman Gepps Cross Ct. Higgins N. Graham 12 B. Coxon Edwardstown Cl. N. Graham 0 J. Calvert Modbury Ct. Innes M. Home 5 D.A. Garrett Ingle Farm Ct. Hodge N. Graham 11 M. Pike Ingle Farm Bowled G. Smith 21 D.J. Niemann Grange Ct. Daly G Smith 50 S.D. Heaps Payneham Bowled C. Daly 0 L. Hayes Grange Ct. Home G. Smith 11 S. Anders Grange NOT OUT 1 D.W. Martin Payneham Sundries 4 TOTAL 9/117 A.T.C.A. BOWLING O M W R Avg. D.A. Garrett 10 - 1 21 21.0 D.J. Niemann 12 5 1 17 17.0 D.W. Martin 14 5 2 21 10.5 J. Calvert 8 - 2 35 17.5 S. Anders 6 - 1 12 12.0 Best Partnership. M. Pike & D.J. Niemann 50 runs P.D.C.A. 9/115 K. Hutchinson 39, K. Stoddard 9, S. Buck O,M Home 0, M. Innes 3,C. Daly17,S. Higgins 4,J. Hodge 21 n.o.,M Caster4, N Graham 1,G. Smith B n. o., J. Hodge 6-2-0-5, N. Graham 14-3-3-30. M. Horne 8-2-1-23.C. Daly8- 2- 1 -29,S. Higgins 3- 0 -0 -15, G. Smith 5.5- 0 -3 -15. A.T.C.A. Captain - Manager - 12th Man -W Salmon (Pooraka) Umpire - R. Mellors Man of the Match Award - D.J. Niemann (Grange) Adelaide Turf C.A. won the "State Bank of S.A." Shield PLAYER LIFE MEMBERS 15 YEARS S.H. Arthur A. Dunkeld W.A. Kay L Pryor C.R. Arthur K.E. Edwardes J. Kennedy K.D. Paterson G. Altree Dr. M Evans R. Kruiber K. Plumeier W.H. Altree J. Emmel L. Letcher C.J. Pooley R. Andrews J. Edge E.R. Lewis P. Robins R.F. Andrew C. Evans G.C. Laycock P.J.L. Role R. Anderson R.E. Ewens J. Lindner B. Rippon D.T. Bartlett E.H. Elliott T. Lipsett J.A. Rawes G. Bennetts T.M. Ey B.J. Langston S. Robinson V. Button C.D. Fielder I.H. Lloyd B.H Richardson E.G. Brown G.J. Fishlock D. Lewis Dr. D. Rossitor I.B. Burnett K. Fletcher B. Munro B. Rogers D. Brewster M. Foley A.T. Marlow B.W. Ross E. Ballard B. Foster H. Milton C.J. Richardson W. Bolton M. Fox M.G. Myers P.C. Rogan J. Bickle F.C. Franckom R. Morby A.J. Roberts R. Blake B.S. Fry W. Moyle J. Redan C.W. Britton K.J. Fry R. Mackay I.M. Rudd D. Burton J.T. Gun K.D. Matthew A.F. Smith T Bahr P. Gore J.H. Miles R. Shanahan R. Brice G.R. Gordon C.F. Moore T. Simcock N. Bromilow R.J. Gordon C.G. Moyle W. Schocroft D. Butler P. Greenham E.P. Mullighan C Summers R. Bailey G.T. Goulter P. McB. Murray D Shakes J.C. Bannon A.J. Gibbs K. McCarthy W. Sykes Dr. A.J. Boume D.L. Hackett P.J. McCarthy B.M. Scholz W.E. Bolt C.V. Hamilton I.M.C. McDonald M.A. Shearer E. Bray W.J. Handby J. Miers J.B. Smith R.J. Brearley R Hardy L.L. Morris D. Schultz D.J. Campbell C.J. Hass J. Manning G.N. Smithson J F. Carne A.W L. Hayward R.W. Manning S.N. Snider R. Cole R. Hendry C.S. Moyle M.D Stanley R.B. Colwell J.A. Hough D.O. McPherson G J. Seyers H. Coggins D. Hooper S.A. McAdam L.B. Taylor W.F.K. Colebatch L.H. Holden D. McGill F.J. Tiver K.P. Copley F.J.M. Hogarth K.A. McLean L.F. Thompson J. Craig P.B. Hartshorne B. McPhee H. Toy B.N. Copley K.G. Hammond R.J. McCard J. Turner C.F. Cope T.L. Harris A.E. Norman J.A. turrier B.M. Chambers K.A. Hawkes B. Neill W. Townsend R.J. Cameron J.W. Hull J. Niemann J.A. Tilbrook D. Cox I.G. Holliday B. Niemann R. Vianello J L. Crocker L. Howard A.M. Olsson G. Vincent B. Chapman B. Harris W. Oaten D. Von Einem K. Croft D.L. Heanes D.A. Ogden H.F. Walker G.F. Curyer L.J. Holmes I.D. Oliver J.W. Ward P.A. Dalwood B.J. Hillier J.M. Paech A.L. Waters L.D. Donisthorpe M.G.F. Hodge D. Polkinghorne N. Wayne M.J. Doley C. Hollard E.T. Powell M.M. Wellington K.W. Dale' G.I. Houston K.G. Plummer R.J. Wight P. Dale' R.K Jacobs D. Plummer M. Bill Williams B.G. Dodd N.W Jones B. Prettejohn Moss P. Williams J.M. Dixon J. Jacka M J. Perryman A.W.P Whimpress G. Demetriou A.B. Jolly M. Pert B.W. White W. Dohnt K.A. Jones R. Penney R. Waters R. Dopson D.W. Jones V. Pellen M.J. Wright B. Dicker T.E. Klose K. Pankhurst B.E. White C. Dewhurst B. Kavanagh T.Y. Pellew D. Willshire R. Dear B.R. Kearsley R. Phillips W.K. Whiting B. Dempsey N.W. Keen J.R. Pike J.M Winter J.W. Widdop Father & Son PLAYER LIFE MEMBERS 25 YEARS R J.L. Lee K.J. Duke R.F. Alston A. Perkins J.E. Foote W.J.M Ewing B.F. Critchley G. Kolenberg S.W. Shepherdson J.D Ward D.L. Davidson A.G. Wyatt' M.F Matters M.M Williams A W.J. 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