ADELAIDE TURF CRICKET ASSOCIATION Inc. (Founded 1932)
ANNUAL REPORT
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
SEASON 2005/06 *nth AustraTCiatzlQ;ril:hetAssetintiuxt c;ilutuxyurattb.
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF JUNIORORCOUNTRY CRICKET ASSOCIATION.
We. the. undersigned Presiikrit and Secretary ofthe 40-dí'.~_~ ...... Cricket Association hereby apply far regisa'aticn kith the South AustralianCricketAssociationin accordance will, the rules knitted un the back hereof. We agree, that during the pet:ud of sue" regir- tration, or any renewal thereof, our Associntion shill he hor:nd by the said rolesWe enclose herewith a copy of our Constitution and Rules. The Clubs :orating our Association are as follow:
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:...... Secrecary SAC:.A. OFFICE BEARERS, LIFE MEMBERS AND CLUBS 2005/06
President B.S.FRY
Vice - President R.W.WIGLEY
Chairman A.W. SINCLAIR
Honorary Treasurer A.N. READ
General Manager R. DARLING
Board of Management R.BARBER, R. GORDON, D. HEYZER, T. SARGENT, P. SMITH
Auditors NRM BUSINESS & ACCOUNTING SERVICES
Life Members J.F.CARNE, W.J.M.EWING MBE., D.T.BARTLETT, M.J.DOLEY, C.W.BRITTON, G.T.GOULTER, L.B.TAYLOR, J.A.RAWES OAM., J.T.GUN, G.KOLENBERG, N.W.KEEN, R.W.WIGLEY, S.T.LANE, R.K.COLE
Honorary Life Members S.PARKINSON, M.BROCK, A.CROCKER, R.WILES, J.GALLINA, G.GOW -SMITH
Affiliated Clubs
Adelaide HOS Hope Valley RCP Adelaide University Ingle Farm District Rostrevor OC ATCUA Kensington District SHOC Athelstone Kilburn Southern District Brighton Marion SPOC CBCOC Mercedes OC Stint District Concordia OC Modbury United Districts Elders /USA Old Ignatians Unley Hinders Park Old Scotch Walkerville Hinders University PAOC Western Youth Fulham Para Hills Woodville Rechabite Gaza Payneham Woodviile South Gepps Cross Pembroke OS Glenunga Penfield Golden Grove Pooraka Grange Port Districts Hectorville Pulteney OS
1 PRESIDENT'S REPORT
Just when it appeared that everything was The appointment of Peter Smith to the board running smoothly and it would be safe to re- at last years A.G.M. has been a big bonus. enter the water we were struck with the Peter's background in sports administration as resignation of Andrew Ramsay. The well as an experienced umpire has been of unfortunate timing made the appointment of a inestimable value to the Association. Peter new G.M. as soon as possible critical for the along with the other members in Chairman Association to be able to complete the season. AndrewSinclair,DavidHeyzer,Ron Barber, Aaron Read (Treas.), Tim Sargent The board appointeda sub - committee of and Rob Gordon are working tirelessly with Andrew Sinclair, Tim Sargent and Rob Rick to ensure the association continues its Gordon to narrow the field of some 30 forward progress. applicants downto three, who were interviewed by the board who unanimously The success of our senior and U/21 teams in appointed former test cricketer Rick Darling the C.U.S.A. cup as well as the appearance of to the position. Taking office at an unenviable the U /15 South in their Grand Final enhance time Rick has worked hard to come to grips the position of our Association. I think the with the position. I feel sure by the coming opportunity afforded C.U.S.A. by the S.A.C.A. season he will be well in command of the for the senior team to play the Grand Final on situation. Adelaide Oval would be a dream for many players, not only A.T.C.A. players but a large In many ways it has been a difficult season for number of S.A.C.A. players who miss out on many clubs with a number of teams having so that opportunity. many draws because of the weather. I know from personal experience that washouts and Congratulationstoallteamsthatwon other disruptions make a huge impact on clubs Premierships and toallplayers who won finances and it is imperious that clubs and the awards enjoy the moment and look forward to A.T.C.A. endeavor to play as much cricket as next season. possible. To finish my report it has been encouraging to The repayment of the original rescue levy to witness the expansion of our Junior Program, the clubs by the Association came at an something that is very dear to my heart. To all opportune time and was an excellent show of the coaches, managers, scorers and parents, good faith by the board and I feel it must give keep up the good work, your contribution to the clubs great confidence in the future of the cricket is priceless. A.T.C.A. My final word to all players, KEEP PLAYING
Barry Fry President
2 CHARIMAN'S REPORT
Prior to commencement of the season, the Board of represent the ATCA and play on the Adelaide Oval, the ATCA determined to source umpires from an letalonetowin.PaulDuffettof Woodville arrangement involving the South Australian Cricket Rechabites made over 140 runs opening the batting Association( "SACA "),ratherthan from those and then made a considerable contribution bowling. umpires that were members of the Adelaide Turf He was understandably man of the match,so Cricket Umpires Association ( "ATCUA "). congratulations to him.
The decision of the ATCA Board was not made I want to in particular congratulate John Rankine on without considerable thought: One motivating factor coachingthe ATCA representativeside.This was the view that an arrangement whereby umpires involves an enormous commitment in taking time to and prospective umpires could umpire in SACA travel to Melbourne and leading the side in the grade competition or in the ATCA, or in both, would CUSA competition. He was ably supported by offermoreattractiverecruitmentopportunities. Andrew Scott of Grange. I congratulate Andrew on Recruitment however was not the sole imperative. his performance in leading the side to victory in the The ability to source new umpires, providing as CUSA Cup. higher quality as possible was and is of concern. The financial position of the ATCA remains sound, I want to recognise the enormous contribution of the although it is always a difficult balance. One very ATCUA and its umpires to the ATCA. Those who large expense in season 2005/06 was the cost of the umpire in the Turf competition do so for a love of the interstate trip, being just over $10,000. The Board of game too. The ATCUA contribution includes all the ATCA is very much aware of this cost. It is aspects of our competition, from By -Laws through to similarly an issue for the Victorian Sub District actual sourcing of umpires. The camaraderie the Cricket Association since every second year one of ATCUA provides to its members is also of great us is sending a side interstate for around $10,000. I value to our umpires, and probably therefore to the can assure members of the ATCA that this cost is players too. being considered by boththe ATCA and the Victorian Sub District Cricket as to whether it is, or At all times the ATCA must provide a competition remains, appropriate. Given the introduction of the under which the players and the umpires want to CUSA competition with its goal being to play on the participate. If any of them do not, then obviously the Adelaide Oval, there must be some concern as to competition suffers. The ATCA Board must therefore whether it is appropriate to continue to send a side consider the impact of its decisions on players and interstate. umpires at all times. The season commenced with the general manager The precise form of the umpiring arrangement for being Andrew Ramsay and concluded with a new Season 2006/07 is, at the date of preparation of this general manager in Rick Darling. I want to thank Report, still being finalized by the ATCA Board. It Andrew Ramsay for his input to the ATCA. In some may involve a closer connection againtothe respects this was recognised through his promotion to ATCUA, but hopefully maintaining some of the becoming the chief executive officer of Northern benefits offered by our enhanced relationship with Territory Cricket. Our replacement GM, in Rick the SACA. Darling, involved the Board having to select from numerous high quality candidates. The position as In season 2005/06 the ATCA sent its representative general manager of the ATCA has now become side to Melbourne in December to play against the attractive, one aspect of course being that the Victorian Sub District Cricket Association. physical place of work is the Adelaide Oval. We Unfortunately the ATCA representative side was welcome Rick Darling and look forward to his future unsuccessful in that match. contribution.
The ATCA representative side made the final of the The updating of the By -Laws after season 2005/06 CricketUnionofSouthAustralia( "CUSA ") was very recently completed. Thanks againto competition which was played at the Adelaide Oval. various volunteers, including Peter Smith, Greg Gade The CUSA Cup Final saw the ATCA representative and Ken Greenwood for their efforts in that regard. side win that match. What a thrill that would be to That was a huge job requiring their expertise. It is to 3 be hoped that by posting our ATCA By -Laws on the I thank all on the Board of the ATCA for the website prior to commencement of next season all constructive manner in which they are involved. involved in the ATCA community can be better Whilst there are diverging views on various aspects, informed regarding our Competition. certainly a common feature is we are seeking to benefit Adelaide Turf Cricket and the ATCA member Player behaviour is an issue that we all have a clubs. Particularly we are looking at ensuring the responsibility to work toward improving The more ATCA is recognised as a very well managed cricket our Competition can be very competitive yet played competition, accessible to all standards and friendly according to the spirit of this wonderful game the to both players and umpires. That is certainly my better. The Board continues to look for ways to get goal. that message out to players. Andrew Sinclair Chairman
4 GENERAL MANAGER'S REPORT
Over the past twenty years I have been working for the system is to function correctly and in turn create the South Australian Research and Development less work for all of us. Institute (SARDI) in the area of dryland farming research. Unfortunately for me the funding body for The continual support from the SACA in particular my particular projects had decided to shift their Harvey Jolly and the Cricket Department is also dollars elsewhere so it was time to look at other welcomed. To have the ATCA office situated in the vocations. The administrative skillsI learnt with midst of people with common interests and goals as SARDI along with my cricket knowledge, having well as the sharing of resources is a real plus. played at all levels, certainly got me interested when the General Managers job was advertised in January. SinceplayingforKensingtonintheLOA competition during the mid nineties my involvement Being the successful applicant I moved from the with the Adelaide Turf has been quite limited. I did tractor seat to the General Managers seat officially on manage to be a spectator at the Premier Grade Grand the 28`s January. With an unusual amount of player Final last season and was very impressed with the reports and bylaw issuesalongwillallclubs talent that was on show along with the intensity the jockeying for position with finals just around the Brighton and Grange Cricket Club's portrayed. It corner,I must admit, things were pretty tough. was obvious that these two traditional rivals had a Things would have been really tough if I didn't have strong commitment to winning and it was great to see the support from all the Board member in their own a final go down to the wire. Congratulation to areas of expertise. Special mention to David Heyzer Brighton and to all the other winners in the other for his help with permit and programming issues, grades. The ATCA teams in both the seniors and Aaron Read for his work with the finances, Greg u /21s were also successful in their CUSA Cup Gade for his knowledge of compliance and bylaw premierships. matters and Malcolm Green forany umpiring disputes. To the people who run the clubs, if I haven't met you over the past couple of months I will do so in the Nicole Kreis, who had been Andrew Ramsay's near future. My aim is to visit all clubs informally secretary for a number of years had also moved on, before or within the next season but as you can so Sarah Fry has taken over her duties. I must pay a appreciate 45 clubs will be a large task but I will get special thanks to Sarah who also helped me stumble to you eventually. through these first couple of months. We made plenty of mistakes and I must apologies to anyone if things Next season is shaping up to being on of the best ever were not done in the usual manner but I assure you with the Ashes series on show. That alone will things will improve when we become more familiar encouragefar more participationinallgrades, with the correct protocol. particularly the juniors. The problem for ATCA and the clubs is how to accommodate them. This is a From all reports Andrew Ramsay has left ATCA in healthy predicament to be in and I am sure we can all pretty good shape with one of his pet projects work together solve it. "Association Manager" kicking off at the beginning of last season. This will obviously take a couple of Here's hoping for a rain free, heat free and incident seasons for all users, including myself, to become free season. comfortablewithitsoselfeducationand perseverance is essential. It is also critical that all RickDarling returns that are made online, be submitted on time, if General Manager
5 UMPIRES DIRECTORS REPORT
The winter segment of the season was very turbulent We are virtually in a rebuilding stage at this time and with the change of direction undertaken by the itwilltake 2 3 seasons toget back to a A.T.C.A. and the A.T.C.U.A. Most members of the suitable standard. A.T.C.U.A. were reluctant to make the change to S.A.C.U.A. (SA Cricket Umpires Association) but During the season, we had the use of could see the benefits long term and made the - 42 regularly available umpires to appoint. decision to support the A.T.C.A. by undertaking the - 7college umpires (only available on non - school winter school and examination. A few members playing days) couldnotaccepttheproposedchangesand - 8 umpires for Under 17 grades. consequently have beenlosttotheA.T.C.A., S.A.C.A. were able to oblige by giving us some extra hopefully temporarily. Most of these members were umpires each week. "A Grade"senior umpires and consequentlyit affected the overall standard of the umpiring in that The first round of the 20/20 competition matches grade initially, but promising umpires were given the stretched our umpiring ranks as they clashed with chance to umpireatthishigh level and have Under 17 matches, but we were able to utilise benefited from the experience gained and all will be S.A.C.A. umpires to fill the ranks, allowing each better umpires for future seasons. After the initial match to have 2 competent umpires. changeover season,both the A.T.C.A. and the umpires can look forward to a more stable season. Paul Begg ( S.A.C.A. Umpires Co- ordinator) was All umpires will be required to attend the winter very helpful to myself and passed on to the A.T.C.A. schoolandcompletetheCricketAustralia any spare umpires he could give us. Paul was very examination so as to be eligible to umpire next helpfulin theinitial changeover period of the season. A.T.C.U.A and S A C U A. and he made sure our umpires benefited from the change. Most umpires attended the winter school held by S.A.C.A. at Adelaide Oval on Wednesday evenings Ron Barber and Ray Aiston were again my fellow in July and August andcompleted the selectors, meeting every second Wednesday evening examination set by Cricket Australia. The school was at Flinders Park Oval with myself. They both put in run over 6 weeks and covered the 42 Laws of many hours, both in umpire selection for all matches Cricket. A full Saturday session was held in August and observation of umpires on Saturday afternoons. at Adelaide Oval, covering a practical workshop on Thanks to them both for their involvement and the main laws such as L.B.W., signalling, positioning excellent approach. and a familiarising session for new umpires. Umpires were supplied to all Association matches I conducted 2 sessions on Wednesday evenings in played by A.T.C.A. representative teams. These September covering the A.T.C.A. By -Laws, and included C.U.S.A. Under 17 matches (including the these were attended by umpires who had registered to Grand Final), C.U.S.A. Senior matches culminating umpire in the A.T.C.A. withKlausPlumeierumpiringthevictorious C.U.S.A. Cup Grand Final at Adelaide Oval. To do With 4 senior experienced umpires from season this, Klaus had to take leave of absence from work 2004 /2005missing,theseasonstartedwith one day (the match was played on a Monday) and he apprehension from an umpires point of view. A isto be congratulated on a superb performance. couple of umpires tried in Al Premier Grade were a Umpires were alsosupplied to mid -week little overcome by the occasion and left a intercollegiate matches held throughout the season. little bit wanting by the extra pressure applied, but During the season, umpires had the opportunity to overall the adjustment by the umpires was handled attend the monthly S.A.C.U.A. meetings held at well and I believe the umpiring standard for the Adelaide Oval on the second Wednesday evening overall season was a little down from the equivalent each month.Our umpires joinedinwiththe of the previous season. S.A.C.U.A.membersandtheattendancewas generally good. After a trial year, next season will be 6 different. AllS.A.C.U.A.umpireswill gather control of these individuals to make the game more together initially for a general meeting, then separate enjoyable. This is a major reason why umpires do not into groups with all A.T.C.A. umpires gathering into last long in the game and why recruiting is a major one group for discussion of problems arising from problem. A.T.C.A.matchesandqueriesfromCaptains Reports. Iwillconductandcontrolthese Respect for the umpire has also generally gone and discussions, mainly featuring on By -Law he is treated by most as superfluous to the game. interpretations. While I have told all umpires they must work at and earn this respect, common decency should be applied The A.T.C.A. I A.T.C.U.A. end of season break up by all club members to make umpires at least feel dinner evening was again held at the West Adelaide wanted, as without them, serious problems arise in Football Club, and was very successful. All awards / the matches. trophies were given to the respective winners, and the Programming also needs to fall in line with SACA so Grand Final umpires were announced. Geoff Gordon we can draw on their umpires for both days of and Klaus Plumeier are to be congratulated on being matches. given the honour of umpiring the Grand Final, a rewardfortheirperformances,dedicationand With the changeover to electronic match reporting, consistency throughout the season. Once again, we the Captains Reports took considerable time to be were able to call on S.A.C.A. umpires so as to supply forwarded on to myself, and when inspecting them 2 umpires toall Semi - Final matches, and our on a hard copy paper, they were hard to analyse. A.T.C.A. umpires were able to cover the Grand They were formulated in a club match round order Finals. Congratulations and well done to all umpires forthe2 . umpires officiating, andnotinany who ably controlled the Grand Finals. alphabetical order or grading.Numerous reports were over 2.5 metres long, which made them very By -Laws stillremainconfusingtoumpires, hard toread.With adjustment, hopefully these especially the "fill in" S.A.C.A. umpires. Gradings problems can be overcome. are .a commonproblemfornewumpires. The document states Premier, Al and A2 grades, but should read Al Premier, A2 and A3 Grades. I am about to send to all umpires who officiated Consequently, match reports for A3 Grades were not during the season a detailed report of their individual completed by most new umpires. It is a pleasure to seasons performance with my comments added to aid see that they are to be overhauled during the winter them. break. I look forward to a more settled season in 2006/2007 The heat ( 40 degrees ) still causes concerns to most andwithour umpires moreexperiencedand umpires Not only do they have to stand out in the hopefully some "retired" resuming, a better standard hot sun all afternoon, but they have to fully maintain is obtainable and the game of ATCA cricket will be their concentration for that time.Some umpires the winner. cannot handle the excessive heat and others can. A solution needs to be found and I have a suggestion to put to the ATCA during the winter and hopefully an Malcolm Green answer is obtained. ATCA Umpires Director
Recruiting of umpires is an on going problem and needs addressing. Behaviour still is a major problem confronting our association. A minority of players make it bad for all participants and the enjoyment of playing and umpiring disappears. Every year, we loose umpires because of this problem.
While a lot of the control rests with umpires who have been told to clamp down on it,the clubs, captains and fellow team mates must also assume
7 BYLAWS REPORT COMPLIANCE REPORT
The ATCA continued with its deliberate approach to Season 05/06 saw the introduction of a new system in limit the number of changes to the playing conditions dealing with reports. The new system has seen the contained in its Bylaws. The two major areas that introduction of a Compliance Panel who make an under went change were the issue of the exchange of initial recommendation on the appropriate action to players between SACA and the ATCA as outlined in be taken on a report. One of those decisions may be last seasons report and a complete review of the the offering of a penalty to an individual who then Bylaws as they related to the reporting of players. has the choice of accepting that decision or having the report heard by a Commissioner. The ATCA aims The ATCA after years of tinkering with the junior where possible to have these matters dealt with in the bylaws decided to just basically remove the barrier as same week in which the report is lodged. it applied to the number of games you could play for the principal and secondary clubs in a season. A The Commissioners or Tribunal in handing down any decision which appears to been well received by the decision follows the guidelines as set down by the junior clubs. SACA Code of Conduct. To this end the ATCA is still concerned about the number of reports and the The ATCA Board requested the bylaws as they apparent lack of accountability by Captains in applied to the reporting of players be restructured and attempting to control bad behaviour. As a result the provision made for the setting up of a review panel Bylaws Committee have put forward a who would make an initial decision as to how a recommendation on penalties which will have the matter would proceed. The Chairperson of the ATCA effect of not only penalising the players or officials Andrew Sinclair undertook the arduous task of involved but the club itself. This penalty as it applies rewriting these bylaws and needs to be commended to the clubs will involve both a fine and a loss of for what can only be described as an outstanding out match points for the team concerned. come. Whereas this may be seen to be a little draconian it is The ATCA as promised went back to the clubs and seen by the ATCA as one of the ways for clubs to sought their opinion about the 6 over rule bylaw accept a greater responsibility in wiping out introduced in the previous season and received unacceptable behaviour across the board. overwhelming support for its retention. The season threw up a couple of issues as they pertained to I will close again by wishing all clubs and officials awarding of points achieved from a forfeit and all the best for the coming season and on a personal interpretation of what constitutes a bowling spell in level as a Commissioner trust that my fellow the junior grades. These issues have been addressed Commissioners and I do not have cause for our paths by the Bylaws Committee and will be reflected in to cross your paths other than on a social basis. upcoming changes for the 06/07 season. Greg Gade Along those lines the Bylaws have during the off ATCA Commissioner season undergone an extensive review which will result in the production of a new bylaws book for season 06/07. In fact I am hopeful that at the time of the release of the Annual Report the new Bylaws book will be also available both on line and in book form.
The Committee trusts that the suggested changes for the coming season meet with the clubs approval and result in a successful and enjoyable season for all involved in the ATCA.
Greg Gade Bylaws
8 SEASON SNAPSHOT Al PREMIER GRADE
Minor Round Premiership Table
Al Premier Matches 1st 1st Outright Outright Played1 Imr inn 1 Win /Loss Win Loss ,. e,....
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10 FIIpg srs Park
12 Paynphprp
GRAND FINAL, GROUND: Goodwood Oval
GRANGE BRIGHTON
M.G. Christophers C 0 A. Kolenberg C 2 Al Premiers
W. Dessaur C 24 P. Courage C 1 Brighton J.P. Walshaw C 7 J.P. Astill LBW 30 Semi Finals A. Scott B 0 C.R. Campbell C 69 Grange 10/264 def Pulteney D.J. Seekamp C 18 B.S. Campbell LBW 25 10/137 P.N. Benwell C 6 C.I.Wallace RO 27 Brighton 9/104 def Walkerville 10/103 P.M. Judd C 47 M. George NO 19 Al Player of the Year C.J. Petersen C 23 D.J. Maxwell C 5 M. Cunningham S. Whitehouse C 37 S.A. Chen NO 5 Pulteney OS J. Foster NO 5 J.R. Date DNB Al Fielder of the Year S. Chen Brighton P.C. Modra C 1 P.J. Mazizkowski DNB Al Wicket Keeper of Extras (11b, 11lb, Ow, 1nb, Op) 23 Extras (2b, 61b, Ow, 1nb, Op) 9 the Year Total 10/191 Total 7/192 J. Daly Adelaide HOS BOWLING BRIGHTON OMR W GRANGE OMR W M. George 24 8 69 3 P.N. Benwell 19 7 37 2
D.J. Maxwell 13 3 37 0 P.M. Judd 20 6 47 1
J.R. Date 20 11 23 3 S. Whitehouse 15 3 39 2
P.J. Mazizkowski 21.2 8 40 4 J. Foster 17 6 42 1
P.C. Modra 8 4 19 0
9 SEASON SNAPSHOTA2
Minor Round Premiership Table
a r t.- Matches 1st 1st 9 Outright Outright DrawtTie Other Match Pert Other Total Played Inn Inn Win Loss i Pta Y Pts Pis Ala.. Lidost -a L. r
aIME °... . Para Hala ®L3I L.11L_b ®i_0_.,..p..tau :Lys9dP.L691Wt.-..;.. LA, , 0
s s 12 Kilburn 11 1 4 0 4 2 0 0
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PARA HILLS OLD SCOTCH
P.G. Box LBW 72 A.J. Tucker LBW 1
K.A. Hartog C 46 S.J. MacGregor C 6 A2 Premiers C. Manno C 19 A. Hogben C 104 Old Scotch S. Stratfold B 20 J. Clifford C 40
S. O'Connor C 26 J.B. Pascoe C 23 Semi Finals
J. Clement C 14 A. Fuller B 3 Para Hills 10/223 def Ingle Farm 10/102 C.J. Scott B 4 A.G. Cosh LBW 12 Old Scotch 10/199 def S. Green B 2 G.J. Kidman S 1 Gepps Cross 10/132 N. Skewes B 0 S. Parsons NO 15 A2 Player of the Year G.Chillingworth D.C. Caldwell NO 1 P. Harvey B 4 Gepps Cross A. Loader NO 1 T. Bourne NO 1 A2 Wicket Keeper of the Extras (6b, 71b, 2w, 6nb, Op) 21 Extras (6b, 11lb, Ow, 2nb, Op) 19 Year
Total 9/228 Total 9/229 A. Garrick Marion
BOWLING OLD SCOTCH O M R W PARA HILLS O M R W
A. Fuller 3 1 21 0 P.G. Box 24 2 69 4
A.G. Cosh 9 2 25 1 K.A. Hartog 15 1 50 0
G.J. Kidman 14 2 35 2 J. Clement 25 6 66 4
S. Parsons 17 7 21 0 D.C. Caldwell 7 1 14 0
P. Harvey 21 5 61 4 A. Loader 9 4 13 1
T. Boume 16 1 52 2
10 , SEASON SNAPSHOT A3
Minor Round Premiership Table
A3 Outright Outright Draw Tie Ohef Match Pertt Other " Total Win Loas Pts. Pts. Pts. i
2 Concordia
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8 Payneham
10 Grange,.
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12 Hectorville 11 2 4 0 4 o 0 40, 48.88 0 88.88
GRAND FINAL, GROUND: Payneham Oval
CONCORDIA HOPE VALLEY
D. Barker C 13 M. Barton Bowled 47
T. Kupke B 24 A.P. Harney LBW 1
B. Pederson RO 0 M.C. Riddle Caught 119 A3 Premiers Concordia M.G. Watson B 21 S.R. Mc Phee Bowled 0 S. Kookana LBW 4 S.I. Mc Innes Caught 4 Semi Finals G. Davis LBW 29 S.K. Dobson Run Out 9 Hope Valley 8/287 def M. Schmidt C 37 B.C. Appleby Run Out 8 Athelstone 10/181 Concordia 10/211 clef S.R. Abishara C 72 B.J. Madigan Caught 0 Unley 10/153 A. Kookana LBW 16 N. O'Dell Caught 1 A3 Player of the Year A. Cheesman NO 0 J.M. De Conno Bowled 7 M. Watson Concordia
L. Westbrook C 0 M. Collyer Not Out 1 A3 Wicket Keeper of the Year Extras (Ob, 111b, 1w, 6nb, Op) 18 Extras (5b, 121b, 1w, 1nb, Op) 19 M. Dean Unley Total 10/234 Total 10/216
BOWLING
HOPE VALLEY O M R W CONCORDIA O M R W
S.R. Mc Phee 7 2 29 2 M.G. Watson 28 10 47 2
S.I. Mc Inns 6 1 16 0 S. Kookana 1 0 1 0
S.K. Dobson 2 0 6 0 M. Schmidt 5 2 11 0
B.C. Appleby 15 1 68 2 A. Kookana 15.4 3 53 3
B.J. Madigan 10 5 22 0 A. Cheesman 2 0 5 0
J.M. De Conno 25 7 58 2 L. Westbrook 28 5 82 3
M. Collyer 8.4 1 24 3
11 SEASON SNAPSHOT B 1
Minor Round Premiership Table
Matches 1st 1st Outright Outright Draw Tie Other Match Pert. Other Total Played Inn Inn Win Loss Pts. Pis. Pts. .Win Lost
1t _i 1 rr Mr ®
10 In91e,Famç,,
12` Flinders Park_ 11 3 6
GRAND FINAL, GROUND: Walkerville Oval
WALKERVILLE POORAKA
B.M.Weinert C 47 P.Snaps C 3
S. Mathieson C 31 J.S. Walker C 17 S.J. Hincksman C 96 R. Calabria(Rocco) C 57 B1 Premiers D.W. Farrell C 18 N. Utting C 54 WalkervHle P.J. Reid C 21 P. Barbaro C 80
C. McMurray C 29 R. Zappia B 9 Semi Finals Pooraka10/228defRCP L. Panzarino RO 1 M.R. Stennett LBW 3 10/109 J.J. Foreman B 2 S.W. Lord B 10 Walkerville7/164def L. Schultz NO 18 B. Scott RO 0 PAOC 10/163 I. Mareolas C 2 S.A. Mulholland RO 13
K. Fullerton NO 4 D. Bairstow NO 1
Extras (2b, 111b, 1w, 3nb, Op) 17 Extras (1 b, 51b, 2w, 2nb, Op) 10
Total 9/284 Total 10/257 BOWLING
POORAKA O M R W WALKERVILLE O M R W
P. Snape 1 0 12 0 B.M. Weinert 7 0 38 2
R. Calabria(Rocco) 22 5 66 3 S. Mathieson 7 2 24 1
N. titling 8 1 24 0 P.J. Reid 11 1 34 0
S.W. Lord 8 1 25 0 C. McMurray 4 1 18 1
B. Scott 17 2 57 1 L. Panzarino 19.5 1 53 3
S.A. Mulholland 13 4 29 1 J.J. Foreman 7 1 20 0
D. Bairstow 11 0 58 3 I. Mareolas 7 3 14 0
K. Fullerton 15 1 50 1
12 SEASON SNAPSHOT B2
Minor Round Premiership Table
B2
Or 154v05.
126 065
6 PuIteney 11 5 0 3 0 0 55, 57 68 O 112 68
15
11 1 3 O 82p05 L7®Ir 12 Glenunga 11 0 4 0 3 4 0 0 20 41.1651' O 61.185
GRAND FINAL, GROUND: Brighton Oval #1
FULHAM BRIGHTON
K.R. Kilpatrick C 8 P. Kastelan B 21
A.B. Chambers C 2 B.A. Millar LBW 7
D.J. Mc Leod B 8 R. Opitz C 28
J. Holloway LBW 0 M.D. Bell LBW 7 K. Rawlings B 38 D.A. Maunder C 3 B2 Premiers S. Long C 29 G.R. Stone NO 30 Brighton P.R. Roberts C 24 A. Mackellar- Stewart LBW 13
D.E. O'Dwyer RO 14 B.I. Snell C 0 Semi Finals Brighton 10/114 def Flinders A. Brown 3 M. Wilson LBW 20 C University 10/102 M. Skully RO 5 M.S. Hill NO 5 Fulham 10/219 def D. Butler NO 0 A. Hutchinson DNB Woodville Rechabites 10/164 Extras (3b, 41b, Ow, Onb, Op) 7 Extras (1 b, 21b, 2w, Onb, Op) 5
Total 10/138 Total 8/139
BOWLING
POORAKA O M R W FULHAM OM R W
P. Snape 1 0 12 0 D.J. Mc Leod 3 0 6 0
R. Calabria(Rocco) 22 5 66 3 K. Rawlings 12 4 16 2
N. Utting 8 1 24 0 P.R. Roberts 30 8 51 5
S.W. Lord 8 1 25 0 D.E. O'Dwyer 23 6 43 1
B. Scott 17 2 57 1 D. Butler 9 0 20 0
S.A. Mulholland 13 4 29 1
13 SEASON SNAPSHOT B3
Minor Round Premiership Table
B3 Matches 1st lit Outright Outright Draw Tie Other Match Pert. Other Total Played Inn Inn Win Less Pts. Pts. Pts. =®Wm L w 2 ... .MF412001...
d ( W,.t1Q¡lyi6e South
6., S4Rf66ej0
1 8 0 2 0 0 20 50.46 d 70.46
GRAND FINAL, GROUND: Modbury Oval
MODBURY WOODVILLE SOUTH
G. Turner LBW 22 B.G. Wylie C 13
D.P. Scudds B 58 J. Carson C 1 B3 Premiers J.A. Wilhelm B 23 J. Kubisz LBW 1 Modbury D.A.Hiscock C 29 R.G. Chenoweth LBW 36
P. Wallace LBW 1 A.P. Twelttree LBW 5 Semi Finals
R.E. Jarratt B 2 D.E. Paprzycki C 9 Woodville South 8/83 def Walkerville 10/63 A. Phillips C 7 M. Field C 36 Modbury 10/183 def B. Barrett S 10 M.J. Kwiatkowski B 0 Kilburn 10/77 J.G. Kohlmorgen B 13 S. Reardon B 0
C. Slack C 1 J. Stubberfield NO 0
A.V. Rowley NO 0 C. Webber B 0
Extras (7b, 81b, 9w, 5nb, 9p) 29 Extras (lb, 61b, 1w, 2nb, Op) 10
Total 10/195 Total 10/111
BOWLING
WOODVILLE SOUTH OM R W MODBURY O M R W
J. Kubisz 10 1 21 1 R.E. Jarratt 14 5 28 2 R.G. Chenoweth 13.1 6 15 6 J.G. Kohlmorgen 9 3 15 1
M.J. Kwiatkowski 9 0 32 0 C. Slack 18.3 8 27 4
S. Reardon 16 3 31 1 A.V. Rowley 13 3 34 3
J. Stubberfield 11 1 27 1
C. Webber 16 2 54 1
14 SEASON SNAPSHOT Cl
Minor Round Premiership Table
Ci Matches 1st 1st Outright Outright Draw Tie Other Match Perf. Other Total Played Inn Inn Win Loss Pts Pts Pts. e
11
.IÏe.+k.iF:ssglit.,.
8 PAOC
10 Elders/USA 11
GRAND FINAL, GROUND: Adelaide High School #1
ADELAIDE HOS FLINDERS PARK
A.G. Kokoschko RO 46 V. Callus LBW 17
J.B. Pitcher C 24 J S Lecornu B 0 C. Wright B 55 A.G. Cooke C 65 Cl Premiers J. Newton LBW 32 D. Bishop B 9 Adelaide HOS
J. Logothetis B 7 J. May B 34 Semi Finals T.J. Menadue C 44 S.A. Conaghty RO 10 Flinders Park 10/122 def M.A. Davis S 15 E.T. Collins B 7 Golden Grove 10/99 G. Roubos C 0 M.J. Cooke B 4 Adelaide HOS 9/164 def
C.S. Jones S 0 D.J. Vernon B 12 Unley 10/162
P.M. Boyle NO 1 R.S. Wells B 6
B.J. Fairbank C 4 S.M. Aiston NO 0
Extras (3b, 11b, Ow, 4nb, Op) 8 Extras (2b, 111b, 2w, 1 nb, Op) 16
Total 10/236 Total 10/180
BOWLING
FLINDERS PARK OM R W ADELAIDE HOS O M R W
V. Callus 18 6 44 1 G. Roubos 16 6 27 0
J.S. Lecornu 14.2 2 79 2 C.S. Jones 18 3 61 4
D. Bishop 7 1 20 3 P.M. Boyle 11 2 34 1
R.S. Wells 12 2 48 2 B.J. Fairbank 23.1 8 45 4
S.M. Alston 16 3 41 1
15 SEASON SNAPSHOT C2
Minor Round Premiership Table
C2 Matches 1st Ist Outright Outright Draw Tie Other Match Pert. Other Total Played hm Gm Win Lass Pts. Pts. Pts. Win Loss
z Unley 11 4 o o o 70 51.76 0 121.76
4 Flinders Uni 11 3 3 o 4 o o 65 52.88 0 117.88
B Woodville South 11 4 0 0 3 o o 55 51.055 0 106.055
8 Ingle Farm 11 1 o 5 55 47.585 0 102.585 aagi m
10 Grange 11 6 0 o 4 o o 30 44.645 0 74.645
GRAND FINAL, GROUND: Caterer Oval
SPOC UNLEY
W. Verco LBW 6 B.L. Murphy C 12 C2 Premiers D.W. Swift C 17 G. Harris LBW 50 SPOC S. Wheaton C 8 N. Hussey C 18 T. Hyde C 60 D.R. Stevens C 45 Semi Finals SPOC 5/226 def Flinders T.A. Hunter C 4 J. Altmann C 10 Uni 10/223 P.A. Hill C 86 T. Fiore C 17 Unley 10/194 def J. Storer C 44 M. Spinelli B 0 Modburyl0 /136
W.D. Thomson C 28 M. Leoni C 4
A. Martin C 17 I. Jones RO 22
B. Phillips B 0 P.W. Hanson NO 18 A.R. Mc Kenzie NO 2 P.J. Mills B 0
Extras (Ob, 71b, 2w, 1nb, Op) 10 Extras Ob, 51b, 3w, 1 nb, Op 9
Total 10/282 Total 10/205
BOWLING
UNLEY OM R W SPOC OM R W N. Hussey 6 0 36 1 P.A. Hill 15.5 1 41 2 T. Fiore 14.2 2 52 3 J. Storer 10 1 35 1 M. Spinelli 11 1 55 2 W.D. Thomson 5 1 21 0
M. Leoni 13 3 68 1 A. Martin 19 6 45 2 I. Jones 10 6 14 1 B. Phillips 4 0 19 1
P.J. Mills 14 3 50 2 A.R. Mc Kenzie 13 2 39 3
16 SEASON SNAPSHOT C3
Minor Round Premiership Table
C3 Matches 1st 1st Outright Outriglt Draw Tie Other Match Pert. Other Total Played Inn Inn Win loss Pts. Prs. Pta vin Loss
Y'.
1
12 RCP 11 5 o 3 2 o o 20 3aP 0,56.71,
GRAND FINAL, GROUND: Matheson Reserve
WALKERVILLE WOODVILLE RECHABITES
K. Reid C 4 T.J. Hancox LBW 4
B.L. Mayberry C 27 B. Trigonis C 123 C3 Premiers Woodville Rechabites M. Banger LBW 44 G. Gardiner NO 15 A.R. Wilkinson B 23 L. Harrison NO 4 Semi Finals
R. Harrison C 1 M. Pivetta DNB Woodville Rechabites 8/277
J.A. Frick (Joe) C 7 D.S. Cox DNB def Payneham 10/152 Walkerville 10/153 & 3/75 C. Janzon C 9 M. Squire DNB def Gepps Cross 10 /101 & L.A. Robertson C 14 R. Ferretti DNB 0/0 M. Khan B 8 M.A. Chapman DNB
D. Das C 7 D.L. Fox DNB
S. Brine NO 0 J. Boyce DNB
Extras (1 b, 01b, 2w, 1 nb, Op) 4 Extras (06, 31b, 1w, Onb, Op) 4
Total 10/148 Total 2/150
BOWLING
WOODVILLE RECHABITES OM R WWALKERVILLE OM R W B. Trigonis 13 5 26 3A.R. Wilkinson 3 0 28 0
M. Pivetta 10 4 24 1 J.A. Frick (Joe) 5 0 20 0
D.S. Cox 13 2 25 2L.A. Robertson 8 2 26 1
M. Squire 2 0 4 1 M. Khan 8 1 39 0
R. Ferretti 2 1 3 0D. Das 5 3 11 0
D.L. Fox 7 1 33 0S.Brine 3 1 23 1
J. Boyce 18 6 32 3
17 SEASON SNAPSHOT LOA
Minor Round Premiership Table
LOA Matches 1st 1st Outright Outright Draw Tie Other Match Avg. Played Inn Ira Win Less PLc nWin Las 9 6 0 120 1 58
4 4dpaids,Uni 19 e 6 o o 105 1.14 NM Ili Rostrevor J9 se7 6 0 105 1.12 19 7
12 Kensington Dist 19 0 14 0 0 5 o o 25 0.48
GRAND FINAL, GROUND: Vaughtan Oval
PULTENEY GRANGE
T.L. Welch B 7 M. Gladwin B 1
C. Middleton LBW 20 J. Kersten C 90 LOA Premiers T. Porter C 76 J. Grdovic C 33 Grange T. Martin . NO 53 S.W. Visser B 2 Semi Finals R.J. Hall B 9 B. Murphy NO 34 Pulteney 10/175 def Adelaide N. Raymond NO 6 A.A. Kravinskis NO 9 Uni 10/155 B. Munt DNB M.C.Field DNB Grange 8/262 def Sturt T. Pyragius DNB T. Rackebrandt DNB District 9/199
DNB N.J. Willis DNB
DNB G. Field DNB
DNB R.D. Gordon DNB
Extras (Ob, 81b, 11w, Onb, Op) 19 Extras (2b, 71b, 9w, 4nb, Op) 22
Total 4/190 Total 4/191
BOWLING
GRANGE OM R W PULTENEY O M R W M. Gladwin 8 0 47 2 T.L. Welch 9 0 36 0
J. Kersten 8 1 37 0 T. Porter 9 0 48 2
S.W. Visser 6 0 37 0 T. Martin 9 0 30 2
A.A. Kravinskis 4 0 17 0 N. Raymond 3 0 26 0
N.J. Willis 9 0 24 1 B. Munt 4 0 25 0
G. Field 5 0 20 0 T. Pyragius 3.1 0 18 0
18 SEASON SNAPSHOT LOB
Minor Round Premiership Table
LOB Matches Ist 1st Outright Outright Draw Tie Other Match Avg. , Played Inn Inn' Win Loss Win less °
Pprt DyrltJcLl U, 2.1.8
I` ),: f . t.4j,:i5 Ì
19_ 1 18 7r UN 19 S0.. 1682
Woodville South.. a .rx xve
10 Gepps Cross a
12 Flinders Park 19 3 11 0 0 4 0 1
GRAND FINAL, GROUND: Waite Oval
MERCEDES PORT DISTRICTS
S.J. Ebbs B 4 R. Smith B 13
T. Mc Evoy C 91 A.E. Hartman LBW 0
B. Way LBW 11 B. Lays C 7
S. Way C 51 M.P. Sanders LBW 0 LOB Premiers
A.J. Spry C 2 K.D. Christophers C 20 Mercedes
A. Drabsch C 24 B. KovaleB C 2 Semi Finals J. Madsen B 4 G. Barnwell C 1 Port Districts 0/119 def PAOC S.J. Orchard C 7 B. Pahl C 11 10/117 S. Maddigan NO 5 S.C. Holt C 2 Mercedes 10/96 def
C. Killington NO 3 J. Gordon NO 2 Elders/USA 10/61
D.G. Gilbert DNB L. Perry B 0
Extras (Ob, 01b, 12w, 2nb, Op) 14 Extras (Ob, 11b, 14w, Onb, Op) 15
Total 8/216Total 10/73
BOWLING
PORT DISTRCITS OM R W MERCEDES OM R W
R. Smith 4 1 25 0 S. Way 9 1 21 2
A.E. Hartman 2 0 21 0 A.J. Spry 5 0 14 1
B. Lays 4 0 24 0 S. Maddigan 9 0 24 4
M.P. Sanders 8 1 45 2 D.G. Gilbert 5.3 1 13 3
B. Kovalee 8 0 37 2
B. Pahl 6 0 20 1
L Perry 8 0 44 3
19 SEASON SNAPSHOT LOC
Minor Round Premiership Table
LOC Matches ist 1st Outright Outright Draw Tie Other Match Avg. Played Im Ina Win Loss Rs s ra Goss, . 2 FryPeha MI ® 0 .6, .A.,. 1 .ir.139'..LZ2. 4
12 Hectorville 19 1 14 0 0 4 0 0 30 0.4.5
GRAND FINAL, GROUND: Gleneagles Reserve
MERCEDES UNITED DISTRICTS
M. Donovan B 12 C. Allen C 15
I. Ahmed RO 10 M. Parry (Matthew) C 2
R.G. Nazir B 75 C.J. Hodges B 80 R.A. Choudhry C 12 A.T. Keith B 1 LOC Premiers United Districts tied with J. Hardenberg B O C. Hotham C 1 Mercedes J. Raina B O S. Allen C 19 A. Khan B 21 M.J. Connor C 12 Semi Finals J. Steele NO 16 C.D. Mc Whiner C 20 United Districts 10/207 def R.K. Malhotra NO 11 R.C. Chung Gon LBW 3 Payneham 10/170
S. Choudhry DNB G. Karpany B 0 Mercedes 10/158 def Old Scotch 10/138 D.A. Choudhry DNB M. Parry (Michael) NO 4
Extras (Ob, 61b, 8w, 1nb, Op) 15 Extras (2b, 21b, 11w, Onb, Op) 15
Total 7/172Total 10/172
BOWLING
UNITED DISTRICTS O M R W MERCEDES O M R W
A.T. Keith 5 0 23 1 I. Ahmed 9 0 43 3
M.J. Connor 9 1 1 28 R.G. Nazir 6 2 27 1 C.D. Mc Whiner 8 0 57 1 R.A. Choudhry 9 1 22 3
R.C. Chung Gon 9 2 22 2 A. Khan 9 0 43 2
G. Karpany 9 0 39 1 R.K. Malhotra 4 0 20 0
D.A. Choudhry 3 1 14 1
20 SEASON SNAPSHOT LOD
Minor Round Premiership Table
LOD MatchesI1st 1st Outright Outright Draw Tie Other Match .Avg. Played Inn Inn Win Loss } Pty. Win Loss
t - - 2 MOe la st__, o -5 -0 e,A- t185_ 4 Çp¡tcordla 19 o ,3 t0_,, 0 , ,J2ÿ``143
n C11CQC 19 o F o, 714.,' y}R IMF 8 Gol Grove
10 Atheistone 11
12 Para Hills 19 14 0 4 0 ,0 30t Jt.St.
GRAND FINAL, GROUND:StIgnatius College
GLENUNGA OLD IGNATIANS
D. O'Shaughnessy RO 3 R. Dew B 0
D.C. Halliday LBW 16 G.J. Carey C 11 LOD Premiers J.J. Harkness B 78 R.J. Gratton LBW 4 Glenunga
M.S. Prior B 4 P. Reginato C 22 Semi Finals T.W. Harkness C 19 T.J. Rice B 28 Glenunga 10 /111 def Modbury M.C. Higgs C 5 B. Opie C 17 10/75 J.L. Clothier C 9 C.J. Hyde B 37 Old Ignatians 10/176 def M. Richter B 0 S. Richards B 10 Concordia 10 /115
R.J. Miller C 3 L.J. Ortmann NO 1
K.G. Illicevs NO 0 J.M. Costello NO 1
J. Seliwood NO 1 J. Meiksans DNB
Extras (9b, 41b, 12w, Onb, Op) 25Extras (Ob, 21b, 17w, 1 nb, Op) 20
Total 9/163Total 8/151
BOWLING
OLD IGNATIANS O M R W GLENUNGA O M R W
T.J. Rice 9 0 22 3 D. O'Shaughnessy 2 0 17 0
B. Opie 9 0 34 0 M.S. Prior 2 0 13 0
C.J. Hyde 1 0 12 0 T.W. Harkness 9 0 39 3
S. Richards 9 0 27 2 M.C. Higgs 9 2 35 1
J.M. Costello 4 0 25 2 J.L. Clothier 9 3 27 3
J. Meiksans 8 2 30 1 M. Richter 9 2 18 1
21 SEASON SNAPSHOT UNDER 15 NORTH GOLD
Minor Round Premiership Table
UNDER 15 NORTH Matches 1st 1st Outright Outright'Draw Tie Other Match Perf. Other Total GOLD Played Inn Inn Wim Loss Pta. Pis 1 Pis. 'Win Use
2 Ingle Farm Ut5N,Gold 0
4 Gem= Cron Ul5N 10 3 2 2 0 Got/
6 Modbury Brown 0 0 88.505
8 Golden Grove U15N 10 0 5 0 64.83 Gold
10 Paynehem Dukes 10 3 0 4 0 55.23
GRAND FINAL, GROUND: Banksla Park High School
MODBURY GOLD INGLE FARM
R. Jetfries C 24 B.R. Noakes B 0
R. Macintyre LBW 29 J. Simounds B 11 Under 15 North Gold
B. Dawson B 0 B. Wood B 0 Premiers Modbury Gold J. Burns C 12 A. Isted B 4 M. Carver B 5 S. Baxter B 2 Semi Finals C.A.Fogden C 23 B. Weistermann B 6 Modbury Gold 10/162 & 0/0
C. Pope B 1 R.T. Tremaln C 0 def Gepps Cross 10/75 & 2/59
S.J. Rock C 1 B. Sanderson C 10 Ingle Farm 10/79 & 4/158 (dec.) def Para Hills 10/83 & C. Thompson C 0 C. Oatey NO 10 10/62 D. Morrow C 0 B. Hutton RO 0
C. Hannah NO 12 C. Isted C 17
Extras (12b, 01b, 10w, 4nb, Op) 26Extras (14b, 41b, 3w, 4nb, Op) 25
Total 10/133Total 10/85
BOWLING
INGLE FARM OM R W MODBURY GOLD O M R W
J. Simounds 2 0 12 0 R. Macintyre 2 1 8 0
B. Wood 10 1 34 5 B. Dawson 10 8 12 1
A. Isted 3.4 0 21 1 J. Burns 1 0 1 0
S. Baxter 7 2 9 2 C. Thompson 10.2 5 8 2
B. Weistermann 2 0 11 0 D. Morrow 11 4 20 3
R.T. Tremain 6 1 11 2 C. Hannah 13 7 18 3
C. Oatey 6 0 23 0
22 SEASON SNAPSHOTUNDER 15 NORTH GREEN
Minor Round Premiership Table
UNDER 15 NOI TH Matches Ist In Outright Outright Draw 'Tie Other Match ap Pert. 1 Other' Total 1 GREEN Played Inn Inn t Win Loss E Pts.l t PIS. 1 Pd., I ` Wln Lay
- ®1111-1M-.11111-r F ' 2 PAynyham$nightt ®11111111--111111-.ILL ,5 t . 1 . L .. 2.I _0. . .Sa.71L 6 __JLi723J22i.; I¡ 1 Mfl1atlUlLRcaaln. . 10 ,a a t _ 2 L..tL sa. I.17S5. _0 !_ 11111111
®1 6 e PamahwAad 19 2 v `_ t m 1,1415 -._>D,:_51A1S.
GRAND FINAL, GROUND: Rowe Park
INGLE FARM HECTORVILLE
M. Wood C 14 J. Glasspool B 7
J. Broadwood B 4 D. Freeman C 6 Under 15 North Green Premiers I.G. Shulz C 55 M. Bofa B 32 Hectorville A. McVeigh LBW 2 C. Diotailevi C 45 R. Morgan C 7 S.F. Thwaites C 24 Semi Finals
C. Rodgers S 1 H. De Silva LBW 2 Hectorville 10/168 def Payneham Knights 10/67 A.J. Summerton C 0 J. Butterworth NO 1 Ingle Farm 9/154 (dec.) & M.A. Bromley C 5 A. Moult -Smith B 2 0/0 def Modbury Brown C.D. Molloy B 3 B. Jackson DNB 10/61 & 9/56 C. Domeika C 14 R. Fraser DNB
P. Hamilton NO 4 C. Demeo DNB
Extras (2b, 51b, 5w, 7nb, Op) 19 Extras (4b, fib, 2w, 3nb, Op) 10
Total 10/128 Total 7/129
BOWLING
HECTORVILLE M R O W INGLE FARM OM R W
J. Glasspool 3 1 3 0 M. Wood 9 1 23 1
M. Boffa 6 1 16 1 I.G. Shulz 4 2 4 2
C. Diotailevi 8 1 18 2 C. Rodgers 5 1 18 1
S.F. Thwaites 12 2 25 1 A.J. Summerton 10 0 25 1
H. De Silva 9 3 17 1 M.A. Bromley 6 2 23 1 J. Butterworth 7 11 2 3 C.D. Molloy 2.5 0 5 1 A. Moult -Smith 8 3 14 2 C. Domeika 5 1 15 0
B. Jackson 3 1 9 0 P. Hamilton 6 2 11 0 R. Fraser 5 2 8 0
23 SEASON SNAPSHOT UNDER 15 SOUTH
Minor Round Premiership Table
UNDER 15 SOUTH Matches 1st 1st Outright Outright Draw Tie Other Match Perf. Other Total Played Inn Inn Win Loss Pts. Pts. Prs. Win Loss
Grange Navy 705 0 125 705 # - rV
Uniey U15Sth 10 5 3 o o O 109.37 # SF If 0`i,i'a e
Grange Blue 3 o 43.92 0 103.92
8 Brighton U155th 10 3 5 o o 2 40 99.775 0 79.775 k y
10 Western Youth U15Sth 10 O 74 725
12 Fulham U15Sth 10 1 8 o o 1 0 15 35.12 O 50.12 GRAND FINAL, GROUND: Grange Oval
GRANGE NAVY UNLEY
A.G. Caruso C 12 S. Miller C 9
S.J. Stormonth B 20 J. Palmer B 6 Under 15 South Premiers Grange Navy J.M. Rooney C 0 T. Humphries B 9 J.W. Paterson C 0 M. Pasculli LBW 3 Semi Finals R. Carter RO 16 S. Schulz B 6 Grange Navy 2/64 def Port
K.M. Cox B 69 A. Mathusik B 1 Districts 10/59 Unley 9/102 def Marion F. Morelli LBW 21 L. English C 16 10/99 B. Smith C 5 A. Cherry C 8
S.D. Parsons B 5 J.M. Quire S 0
R.W. Chirgwin Ca 4 T. Wilkins B 0
R.P. Williams NO 0 K.Poudel NO 1
D. Fry DNB J. Speak DNB
Extras (13b, 71b, 2w, 2nb, Op) 24 Extras (4b, 21b, 2w, 1nb, Op) 9
Total 10/176 Total 10/68
BOWLING UNLEY OM R W GRANGE OM R W
J. Palmer 9 0 32 2 S.J. Stormonth 1 0 2 0
T. Humphries 9 3 21 1 J.M. Rooney 6 4 8 0
S. Schulz 9 3 15 3 J.W. Paterson 1 1 0 0
A. Mathusik 10.3 3 20 1 R. Carter 4 1 4 0
L English 3 1 8 0 K.M. Cox 6 3 3 0
A, Cherry 12 4 27 0 F. Morelli 7 7 0 2
K. Poudel 7 2 16 2 B. Smith 6 2 9 2
J. Speak 6 1 17 0 R.W. Chirgwin 4 0 17 2
R.P. Williams 6 0 16 2
D. Fry 2.4 0 3 2
24 SEASON SNAPSHOT UNDER 17 NORTH
Minor Round Premiership Table
UNDER 17 NORTH Matches 1st , 1st 1 Outright Outright Draw Tie g'g Orker MatchiPert°.Other Total Playeds Inn Ian.Win Loss , x 1 Pts. ; $ Pts Pts Lass fdJ L .... -s t .._ NM in NM IMO= ME -0_L. L_ri..;if.a2,L.JLi;.a29,l2, EN MI NM MI O. 1 0 1 1flL_yx,1LIN 1._ .122-4MI 2. saa.A ' MI MI e Nadduryaroyut.. 10 0 7 0... .A..i1...... 9
GRAND FINAL, GROUND:Daly Oval
WALKERVILLE HECTORVILLE A.R. Francis B 0 C. Lambos LBW 0 Under 17 North Premiers B. Miller B 0 A. Malone NO 40 Walkerville C. Muggleton RO 7 P.J. Wootton B 2 Semi Finals H. Matthews B 22 N. Stepancich C 11 Hectorville 10/193 def D. Powell C 50 B. Kieng C 16 Modbury Gold 10/114 A. Taylor LBW 0 R. Lambos LBW 0 Walkerville 10/131 & 3/67 K. Vythilingan C 20 J. Boxall B 6 def Payneham 10/129 & 2/68 (dec.) M.J. Varvounis C 30 L. Schleidgen B 2
H.K. Donaldson C 11 J.M. Lifshack B 1
J. Leak NO 8 D.C. Emanuel B 9
A. Maynard B 6 P.A. Francisco C 9
Extras (Sb, 11b, 1w, Onb, Op) 10 Extras (6b, 21b, 3w, 2nb, Op) 13
Total 10/164 Total 10/109
BOWLING
HECTORVILLE O M R W WALKERVILLE OM R W
P.J. Wootton 15 4 21 1 B. Miter 12 3 29 2
B. Kieng 6 1 24 1 H. Matthews 12 6 16 2
L. Schleidgen 16 3 54 3 D. Powell 16 4 27 3
D.C. Emanuel 10 4 12 1 H.K. Donaldson 6 1 13 1
P.A. Francisco 13.5 4 44 3 A. Maynard 7.1 0 16 2
25 SEASON SNAPSHOT UNDER 17 SOUTH
Minor Round Premiership Table
UNDER 17 SOUTH Matches 1st 1st Outright Outright Draw Tie Other Maki Perf. Other Total Played Ina Inn Win lass Pte. Pta. Pta. Win Loas IMEEIMMIE MINIM ;< UMny.,U179t1,o 10 5 2 0 1 2 0 0 .60. 43dt ,,,,0 100.44 EMI WM Ell MI MI MIEN ;Wder1,UlTSm, 10 4 4 0 0 2 0 0 50. .41.29...y 0 91.29
II NM Ell Or WM
6 Gran®. U17Sth 10 1 6 0 2 0 0 35 42.215 0 77.215
GRANDFINAL, GROUND: Ledger Reserve
WOODVILLE SOUTH RCP BUFFALOS
M. Van Mook LBW 11 J.W. Calder C 14 B.J. Jones B 10 R.E. Calder NO 109 Under 17 South Premiers
B. Murch LBW 4 L.A. Walker B 29 RCPBuffalos
13 D.S. Bennett DNB C. Sanders RO Semi Finals S.M. Coles C 1 W. Stor DNB Woodville South10 /170def N. Williams B 15 A.J. Watkins DNB Marion10/109 10/225 A.P. Johnson C 2 J. Carver DNB RCPBuffalos def Unley10/223 S. Pavel B 0 N.P. McPherson DNB
D. Cummins LBW 5 S. Morris DNB P.P. Graham NO 2 A. Fishwick DNB
M. Marid o LBW 5 L.A. Slattery DNB
Extras (4b, 11b, 1w, 6nb, Op) 12 Extras (7b, 61b, 2w, 4nb, Op) 19
Total 10/80 Total
BOWLING
RCP BUFFALOS O M R W WOOVILLE SOUTH O M R W
A.J. Watkins 9 0 22 2 B.J. Jones 2 0 15 0
J. Carver 6 2 11 2 B. Murch 3 0 17 1 N.P. McPherson 8.5 4 18 3 C. Sanders i 0 12 0
S. Morris 11 3 18 0 S.M. Coles 5 1 25 0
A. Fishwick 5 2 6 2 N. Williams 6 1 34 0
A.P. Johnson 4 1 18 1
P.P. Graham 4 0 19 0
M. Madcic 1 0 18 0
26 BATTING AND BOWLING STATISTICS
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BATTING Inn DNB NO HS tRuns,a Aie Hill's aJOÖ's
Dessaur, W. 16 2 0 1471¿114 32.13'1 2 nin inn ® Jarrett,1. 15 5 0 ,196, [197 ;1266,171, 0 w 1,1-
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WM ME 35 4 ATCA PREMIERSHIP ARCHIVES Al PREMIER GRADE 1965/66 Kelvinator 1990/91 Woodville North PRYOR SHIELD A2 1966/67 Brighton 1991/92 Grange GRADE Al MANUELL SHIELD 1967 /68 East Parade 1992/93 Richmond 1932/33 Hawthorn GRADE A2 1968 /69 Prospect District 1993/94 Richmond Clarence Park 1969/70 W.R.E.1. 1933/34 P.A.O.C. 1946/47 Col. Light Gardens 1994/95 Payneham 1970/71 Old Scotch 1934/35 Prince Alfred College 1947/48 Clarence Park 1995 /96 Minders University 1971/72 Savings Bank of S.A. 1935 /36 Hawthorn 1948/49 Stun No. I. 1996/97 Richmond Clarence Park 1972/73 P.A.O.C. 1936/37 East Torrens Colts 1949 /50 Cd. Light Gardens 1997/98 Richmond Clarence Park 1973/74 Flinders Park 1937 /38 Hawthorn 1950/51 Kelvinator 1998/99 S.P.O.C. 1974/75 Woodville South 1938/39 Woodville 1951/52 Myer 1999/00 Richmond Clarence Park 1975/76 Hope Valley 1939/40 Goodwood East Torrens1952/53 Payneham 2000/01 Brighton 1976/77 Walkerville 1940/41 Payneham 1953/54 Glenelg 2001/02 Brighton 1977/78 Gaza 1941/42 St Peters College 1954/55 Payneham 2002/03 Pooraka 1978/79 Woodville South 1942/43 Stun 1955 /56 Elder Smith 2003/04 Marion 1979/80 Elizabeth Turf 1943/44 Woodville 1956/57 Richmond 2004/05 Brighton 1980/81 Modbury 1944/45 Woodville 1957/58 Kelvinator 2005/06 Walkerville 1981/82 Pooraka 1945/46 G.M. Hoidens 1958 /59 Edwardstown District 1982/83 Ferryden Park 1946/47 Stun 1959/60 LO.C.A. B2 1983/84 Rostrevor O.C. 1947/48 Payneham 1960/61 LO.C.A. KLOSE -WEBB SHIELD 1984/85 E.T.S.A. 1948/49 Brighton 1961/62 Kelvinator 1985/86 Woodville Rechabite GRADE A7 1949/50 Stun 1962/63 Baulderstone 1986/87 Teachers College 1962/63 Payneham 1950/51 Stun 1963/64 Elders G.M. 1987 /88 Pulteney O.S. 1963/64 Glenelg Stragglers 1951/52 Stun 1964/65 LO.C.A. 1988/89 Pembroke O.S. 1964/65 Commercial Bank 1952/53 Stun 1965/66 Brighton 1989/90 Fulham 1965/66 Adelaide 1953/54 Stun 1966 /67 Kelvinator 1990/91 Old Scotch 1966/67 S.P.O.C. 1954/55 Myer 1967/68 S.P.O.C. 1991/92 Pembroke O.S. 1967/68 Post -Tel Institute 1955/56 Sturt 1968/69 Grange 1992/93 Pooraka 1968/69 Bank of Adelaide 1956/57 Myer 1969/70 Baulderstone 1993 /94 Flinders Park 1969/70 Clarence Park 1957/58 Brighton 1970/71 K.O.C.A. 1994/95 Old Ignations 1970/7 I Flinders Park 1958/59 Railway 1971/72 Old Scotch GRADE A2 1971/72 Walkerville 1959/60 Brighton 1972/73 S.P.O.C. 1995/96 Penfield 1972/73 Prospect District 1960/61 Myer 1973/74 S.P.O.C. 1996/97 West Croydon 1973/74 Fulham 1961/62 Brighton 1974/75 Flinders Park 1997/98 Pulteney O.S. 1974/75 Pulteney O.S. 1962/63 Edwardstown District 1975/76 P.A.O.C. 1998/99 Modbury 1975/76 LO.C.A. 1963 /64 Edwardstown District 1976/77 Pulteney O.S. 1999/00 Flinders Park 1976/77 Rostrevor O.C. 1964/65 Brighton 1977/78 Clarence Park 2000/01 Para Hills GRADE "E" 1965/66 Clarence Park 1978/79 Woodville North 2001/02 Modbury 1977/78 Start C.A.E. 1966/67 Brighton 1979/80 Para Hills 2002/03 C.B.C.O.C. 1978/79 Old Collegians 1967/68 Richmond 1980/81 D.R.C.S.I. 2003/04 Old Scotch GRADE B2 1968/69 Richmond 1981/82 Post -Tel Grade A3 1979 /80 Kilburn 1969 /70 Kilburn 1982/83 Modbury 2004/05 Flinders University 1980/81 Woodville North 1970/71 Payneham 1983/84 Gaza 2005/06 Concordia 1981/82 Modb6ry 1971/72 Payneham 1984/85 Ferryden Park 1982/83 Gepps Cross 1972/73 S.P.O.0 1985/86 Rostrevor O.C. B1 1983/84 Modbury 1973/74 Clarence Park 1986/87 Richmond 1984/85 Pembroke O.S. 1974/75 Woodville North 1987 /88 Ingle Farm District MARLOW SHIELD 1985/86 Gaza 1975/76 Brighton 1988/89 Woodville North GRADE A6 1986/87 P.A.O.C. & Rostrevor 1976/77 P.A.O.C. 1989 /90 Ingle Farm District 1960/61 W.RE.I. O.C. 1977/78 Brighton 1990/91 Pulteney O.S. 1961 /62 Edwardstown District 1987/88 Modbury 1978/79 Grange 1991/92 Clarence Park 1962/63 Woodville 1988 /89 Edwardstown District 1979/80 Payneham 1992/93 Unley 1963/64 Myer 1989/90 Woodville North 1980/81 Tea Tree Gully 1993/94 Grange 1964/65 Glenelg District 1990/91 Gaza 1981 /82 Payneham 1994/95 Flinders University 1965/66 Payneham 1991/92 Pulteney O.S. 1982/83 Walkerville GRADE Al 1966/67 Teachers College 1992/93 Gepps Cross 1983/84 S.P.O.0 1995/96 Hope Valley 1967 /68 Grange 1993 /94 Ed'town & Old Concord. 1984/85 Gaza 1996/97 Woodville Rechabite 1968/69 Elizabeth District 1994/95 Woodville Nth/Ferryden 1985/86 Walkerville 1997/98 Pooraka 1969 /70 Flinders University Pk 1986/87 Payneham 1998/99 Hope Valley 1970/71 Woodville Rechabite 1995/96 Hope Valley 1987/88 Gaza 1999/00 Brighton 1971/72 Royal Park 1996/97 Gepps Cross 1988/89 Gaza 2000/01 Flinders University 1972/73 Para Hills 1997/98 Woodville Rechabite 1989/90 Gaza 2001/02 Gepps Cross 1973 /74 Edwardstown District 1998/99 Adelaide High O.S. 1990/91 Woodville North 2002/03 Adelaide High O.S. 1974/75 Hope Valley 1999/00 Hope Valley 1991/92 Payneham 2003/04 P.A.O.C. 1975/76 Gaza 2000/01 Old Scotch 1992/93 Gaza Grade A2 1976 /77 Grange 2001 /02 Pulteney O.S. 1993/94 Ingle Farm District 2004/05 Walkerville GRADE "D" 2002/03 Flinders Park 1994/95 Richmond Clarence Park2005/06 Old Scotch 1977 /78 Immanuel O.S. 2003/04 P.A.O.C. PREMIER GRADE 1978/79 Rostrevor O.C. 2004/05 Unley 1995/96 S.P.O.0 A3 GRADE B I 2005/06 Brighton 1996/97 S.P.O.0 MILLARD SHIELD 1979/80 Post -Tel Institute 1997/98 Woodville South 1980/81 Post -Tel Institute B3 1998/99 S.P.O.0 GRADE Al 1981/82 Brighton 1956/57 S.P.O.C. 1999/00 Grange 1982/83 Grange POWELL SHIELD 1957 /58 Edwardstown 2000/01 Grange 1983 /84 Grange GRADE A4 1958/59 Burnside 2001 /02 Grange 1984/85 Brighton 1958/59 Henley & Grange 1959/60 Kensington District 2002/03 Grange 1985/86 Walkerville 1959/60 I.C.I. 1960/61 W.R.E.I. 2003/04 RCPCC 1986/87 Brighton 1960/61 Prospect District 1961/62 Prospect District AI PREMIER GRADE 1987/88 Brighton 1961 /62 Kilburn 1962/63 Kilburn 2004/05 Pooraka 1988/89 Brighton 1962/63 R.A.A.F. 1963/64 Glenelg District 2005/06 Brighton 1989 /90 Richmond 1963/64 Henley & Grange 1964/65 Savings Bank of S.A. 1964/65 Prospect District 36 1965/66 S.A. Rubber Mills 1987/88 Unley GRADE "E" 2003/04 Adelaide University 1966/67 Richmond 1988/89 Payneham 1979/80 Brighton 2004/05 Gaza 1967/68 Grange 1989/90 S.P.O.C. 1980/81 Old Scotch 2005 /06 Grange 1968/69 Old Ignations 1990/91 Payneham 1981/82 Ingle Farm District 1969 /70 Elizabeth North 1991/92 Adelaide University 1982/83 Brighton LOB 1970/71 Woodville North 1992/93 Marion 1983/84 Unley HULL SHIELD 1971/72 Elizabeth District 1993/94 Payneham 1984/85 Athlestone 1972/73 Woodville Rechabite 1994/95 Richmond Clarence Park1985/86 Adelaide University GRADE 13 GOLD 1973/74 Post -Tel Institute 1995/96 Richmond Clarence Park1986/87 S.P.O.C. 1976/77 Flinders Park 1974/75 Old Scotch 1996/97 Brighton 1987/88 S.A.I.T. 1977/78 Para Hills 1975/76 Grange 1997/98 Hope Valley 1988/89 West Lakes 1978/79 Para Hills 1976/77 Bank of Adelaide 1998/99 Stun District 1989/90 S.M.O.S.H. GRADE "G" GREEN GRADE BI 1999/00 Stun District 1990/91 Brighton 1979/80 Adelaide University 1977/78 Grange 2000/01 C.B.C.O.0 1991 /92 Richmond GRADE "G" BLUE 1978/79 S.P.O.C. 2001/02 Hope Valley 1992/93 Edtown & Old Concord 1980/81 Glenunga GRADE A4 2002/03 Unley 1993/94 S.H.O.C. GRADE "I! 1979/80 Ingle Farm District 2003/04 C.B.C.O.0 1994/95 Penfield 1981/82 Woodville Rechabite 1980/81 Gepps Cross Grade CI 1995/96 Adelaide University 1982/83 Hinders Park 1981/82 Rosewater 2004/05 Brighton 1996/97 Adelaide High O.S. 1983 /84 Fulham 1982/83 Rostrevor O.C. 2005/06 Adelaide HOS 1997/98 Woodville Rechabite 1984/85 St John Ambulance 1983 /84 E.T.S.A. 1998/99 Payneham 1985/86 Hope Valley 1984/85 Athelstone C2 1999/00 Hope Valley 1986/87 Gaza 1987/88 Rostrevor O.C. 1985/86 Western Districts PYWELL SHIELD 2000/01 Grange 1986/87 West Lakes 2001/02 Elders/USA 1988/89 S.H.O.C. 1987 /88 Elders GRADE A9 2002/03 Brighton 1989/90 Coles/Myer 1968/69 Clarence Park 1988/89 SALT. 2003 /04 Hinders Park 1990/91 Old Collegians 1969/70 Richmond 1989/90 Para Hills Grade C3 1991 /92 Hinders Park 1970/71 Woodville District 1990/91 S.H.O.C. 2004/05 Woodville South 1992/93 S.H.O.C. 1991 /92 Flinders Park 1971/72 Woodville South 2005/06 Woodville Rechabites GRADE SB (ONE DAY) 1992/93 Kilburn 1972/73 Para Hills 1993/94 Richmond Clarence Park 1993 /94 Immanuel O.S. 1973/74 Hinders Park 1994/95 Kensington District 1974/75 Woodville North LOA GRADE LOB 1994/95 E.T.S.A. ACRAMAN SHIELD GRADE B3 1975 /76 Immanuel O.S. 1995/96 Elders 1995/96 Para Hills 1976/77 Unley High O.S. GRADE AS 1996/97 Woodville Rechabite 1996/97 Glenunga GRADE "G" 1959/60 Clarence Park 1997 /98 Hinders Park 1997/98 Pulteney O.S. 1977/78 W.R.E.I. 1960/61 Glenelg Stragglers 1998/99 Adelaide University 1998/99 Rostrevor O.C. 1978/79 Ingle Farm District 1961 /62 Kilburn 1999/00 Gaza 1999/00 Modbury GRADE "D" 1962/63 East Parade 2000/01 Woodville South 2000/01 Ferryden Park 1979/80 Grange 1963/64 S.H.O.C. 2001/02 Marion 2001/02 S.H.O.C. 1980/81 Brighton 1964/65 Post -Tel Institute 2002/03 Grange 2002/03 P.A.O.C. 1981/82 Old Ignations 1965/66 Glenelg District 2003/04 Unley 2003/04 Glenunga 1982/83 Woodville South 1966 /67 Grange 2004 /05 Pulteney O.S. 2004/05 Brighton 1983/84 Ferryden Park 1967/68 P.A.O.C. 2005/06 Mercedes 2005/06 Modbury 1984/85 Rostrevor O.C. 1968/69 Marion 1985/86 Prospect District 1969/70 Old Scotch LOC 1986/87 Old Scotch 1970/71 Carmel Court CARMAN SHIELD Cl 1987/88 Gepps Cross 1971/72 Post -Tel Institute A.T.C.U.A SHIELD 1988/89 Rostrevor O.C. 1972/73 Old Scotch GRADE 13 GREEN GRADE A8 1989/90 West Lakes 1973/74 East Torrent District 1978/79 Walkerville 1964/65 Clarence Park 1990/91 S.M.O.S.H. 1974/75 Clarence Park GRADE 13 GOLD 1965/66 Kilburn 1991/92 Payneham 1975/76 Bank of Adelaide 1979/80 S.P.O.C. 1966/67 Old Ignations 1992/93 Modbury 1976/77 Gaza 1980/81 Fulham 1967/68 Richmond 1993 /94 Ed'own & Old Concord.GRADE "C" 1981/82 Athelstone 1968/69 Elizabeth District 1994/95 S.H.O.C. 1977/78 Grange 1982/83 Rosewater 1969/70 Post -Tel Institute 1995/96 Brighton 1978/79 Grange 1983/84 S.P.O.C. 1970/71 Woodville Rechabite 1996/97 Brighton GRADE AS 1984/85 Hope Valley GRADE A8 GREEN 1997/98 Unley 1979/80 Pooraka 1985/86 Ingle Farm District 1971/72 Adelaide 1998/99 Payneham 1980/81 Glenunga 1986/87 Modbury GRADE AS GOLD 1999/00 Brighton 1981/82 Kensington District 1987/88 Woodville North 1971/72 Para Hills 2000/01 S.P.O.C. 1982/83 Adelaide High O.S. 1988/89 Woodville North GRADE AS 2001/02 Brighton 1983 /84 Tubemakers 1989/90 Woodville North 1972/73 S.H.O.C. 2002/03 Elders/USA 1984/85 S.M.O.S.H. I990/91 West Lakes 1973/74 Old Collegians 2003/04 Brighton 1985/86 Prospect District 1991/92 Woodville South 1974/75 East Torrens District Grade C2 1986/87 Adelaide University 1992/93 Pooraka 1975/76 Tea Tree Gully District 2004/05 PAOC 1987/88 Southern Districts 1993 /94 Ferryden Park 1976/77 Immanuel O.S. 2005/06 SPOC 1988/89 Glenunga GRADE SC (ONE DAY) GRADE "F" GRADE SA (ONE DAY) 1994/95 Adelaide High O.S. 1977/78 Para Hills 1993/94 Adelaide University GRADE 11x" C3 1995/96 Elders 1978/79 S.A.I.T. WELLINGTON SHIELD 1994/95 Grange GRADE "C" GRADE LOA 1996/97 Mercedes 1979/80 S.P.O.C. GRADE A10 1995 /96 Adelaide University 1997/98 Adelaide University 1972/73 Walkerville 1980/81 Grange 1996/97 Grange 1998/99 Rostrevor O.C. 1973/74 Modbury 1981/82 Gepps Cross 1997 /98 Richmond Clarence Park1999/00 Adelaide University 1974/75 Hope Valley 1982/83 Grange 1998 /99 Grange 2000/01 Adelaide University 1975/76 Old Ignations 1983/84 S.P.O.C. 1999/00 S.P.O.C. 2001/02 Pembroke O.C. 1976/77 S.A.I.T. 1984/85 S.P.O.C. 2000/01 Adelaide University 2002/03 Brighton 1985/86 S.P.O.C. GRADE "H" 2001/02 Rostrevor O.C. 2003/04 Port Districts 1986/87 Hope Valley 1977/78 Old Scotch 2002/03 Kensington District 2004/05 SPOC 1978/79 Rosewater 2005/06 United Districts 37 LOD UNDER 15 NORTH GRADE U /17 GOLD EWING SHIELD BARTLETT SHIELD GREEN 1998/99 Marion GRADE 13 BLUE GRADE Al2 FRY SHIELD 1999 /00 East Torrens 1976/77 Grange 1973/74 Ingle Farm District 2005/06 Hectorville 2000/01 Modbury 1977/78 Para Hills 1974/75 Grenfell Mail 2001/02 Modbury GRADE "K" 1975/76 Savings Bank of S.A. 2002/03 Modbury 1978/79 Adelaide Deaf UNDER 15 SOUTH GRADE U /17 NORTH 1976/77 Richmond CAMP SHIELD GRADE "G" BLUE GRADE "J" 2003/04 Modbury Gold 1979/80 Athelstone GRADE U /I4 1977/78 Flinders Park 2004/05 Modbury Gold GRADE "'G" GOLD 1971/72 Grange Navy 1978/79 Immanuel O.S. 2005/06 Walkerville 1980/81 Old Ignations 1972/73 Clarence Park GRADE "G" GOLD GRADE "H" 1973/74 Walkerville 1979/80 Brighton UNDER 17 SOUTH 1981/82 Tea Tree Gully District 1974/75 Brighton GRADE "F" BLUE 1982/83 Para Hills 1975/76 Adelaide Red GUNN SHIELD 1980/81 Brighton 1983/84 Sturt District 1976/77 Adelaide Red GRADE U /16 BLUE GRADE "G" 1984 /85 Grange 1977/78 Hope Valley 1979/80 Pooraka 1981/82 Adelaide High O.S. 1985/86 Rostrevor O.C. 1978/79 Edwardstown District 1980/81 Walkerville 1982/83 Adelaide High O.S. 1981/82 Gaza 1986/87 Gaza GRADE U /14 GOLD 1983 /84 Richmond 1987/88 Gaza 1979 /80 Edwardstown District 1982/83 Grange 1984/85 Glenunga 1983/84 Fulham 1988 /89 Pulteney O.S. 1980 /81 Edwardstown District 1985 /86 Grange 1984/85 Fulham 1989/90 Hope Valley GRADE U /16 GREEN 1986/87 Clarence Park 1990/91 Woodville North 1980/81 Broadview 1985/86 Richmond 1987/88 Fulham 1986/87 Woodville North 1991 /92 Pulteney O.S. GRADE U /14 BLUE 1988/89 S.M.O.S.H. 1987/88 Brighton 1992/93 Old Collegans 1980/81 Athelstone 1989 /90 Ingle Farr District 1989/90 Gepps Cross 1993/94 Elders GRADE U/14 1990/91 S.H.O.C. 1992/93 Walkerville 1994/95 Para Hills 1981/82 Fulham 1991/92 Adelaide High O.S. GRADE U /17 BLUE GRADE U/14 GOLD 1992/93 Woodville Rechabite 1998/99 Hope Valley 1982/83 Modbury RAWES SHIELD 1993 /94 Richmond Clarence Park 1999/00 Walkerville 1983/84 Ingle Farm District GRADE 13 BLUE 1994/95 Pooraka 2000/01 Ingle Farm 1984/85 Ingle Farm District 1978/79 Woodville South GRADE LOD 2001/02 Brighton 1985/86 Payneham GRADE "G" RED 1995/96 Woodville Rechabite 2002/03 Torten Valley 1986/87 Salisbury District 1979/80 Semaphore Park 1997/98 Adelaide University GRADE U /17 SOUTH 1987/88 Tea Tree Gully District GRADE "G" GREEN 1998/99 Brighton 2003/04 Marion Green 1988/89 Pooraka 1980 /81 Pulteney O.S. 1999 /00 Kilburn 1989/90 Brighton 2004/05 Grange GRADE "J" 2000/01 Pembroke O.S. 2005/06 RCP Buffalos 1981/82 Flinders University 2001/02 Unley 1990/91 Grange 1991/92 Brighton 1982/83 Pembroke O.S. 2002/03 Port Districts 1992/93 Pooraka HISTORICAL SHIELDS 1983/84 Brighton 2003/04 Payneham 1987/88 Pulteney O.S. 2004/05 PAOC 1993/94 Gaza HAYMAN SHIELD GRADE AS 1988/89 Southern Districts 2005/06 Glenunga 1994/95 Gaza 1995/96 Edwardstown & Old 1972/73 Bedford Park T.C. 1989/90 Walkerville Concordians 1973/74 Old Ignations 1992/93 S.M.O.S.H. UNDER 15 NORTH Richmond Clarence Park 1974/75 Gaza DUKE SHIELD 1996 /97 Grange 1975/76 Tea Tree Gully District HACKETT SHIELD GRADE U /16 BLUE 1997/98 Grange 1976/77 E.T.S.A. GRADE U /16 GOLD 1977/78 Kensington District GRADE U /15 SOUTH GRADE "I" 1977/78 Stun District 1978/79 Hope Valley 1998/99 Grange 1977/78 Flinders University 1978/79 Brighton GRADE 13 GREEN 1999/00 Brighton 1978/79 Semaphore Park GRADE 13 BLUE 1979/80 Para Hills 2000/01 Brighton GRADE "F" 1979/80 Ingle Farm District 1980/81 Athelstone 2001/02 Grange 1979/80 Old Scotch 1980 /81 Ingle Farm District GRADE U/14 BLUE 2002/03 Grange GRADE "F" GOLD 1981/82 Modbury 1982/83 Glenelg District & 2003/04 Grange 1980/81 Old Collegians 1982/83 East Torrens District Edwardstown District 2004/05 Western Youth GRADE "F" 1983/84 Hope Valley 1983/84 Glenelg District 2005/06 Grange Navy 1981/82 Adelaide University 1984/85 Gaza 1984/85 Edwardstown District 1982/83 Prospect District 1985/86 Gaza 1985 /86 Edwardstown District UNDER 17 NORTH 1983/84 Pooraka 1986/87 Pooraka 1986/87 Adelaide CARNE SHIELD 1984/85 Adelaide University 1987/88 Modbury 1987 /88 Edwardstown District 1988/89 S.A.I.T. GRADE U/16 GOLD 1985/86 West Lakes 1988/89 Gaza 1989/90 Fenyden Park 1979/80 Adelaide 1986/87 Rostrevor O.C. 1989/90 Walkerville 1990/91 S.M.O.S.H. 1980/81 Payneham 1987/88 Rostrevor O.C. 1992/93 Marion 1991/92 S.M.O.S.H. 1981 /82 Edwardstown District 1988/89 Elizabeth District 1996/97 Modbury 1982/83 Payneham 1989/90 Old Collegians GRADE U /15 NORTH 1983/84 Payneham 1990/91 Hope Valley 1998/99 Pooraka 1991/92 S.H.O.C. 1984 /85 Ingle Farm District 1999/00 Hope Valley 1985/86 Ingle Farm District 1992/93 ET.S.A. 2000/01 Hope Valley 1993/94 Penfield 1986/87 Payneham 2001/02 Modbury 1994/95 Woodville South 1987/88 Salisbury District 2002/03 Gaza 1988/89 Payneham 1995/96 Richmond Clarence Park 2003/04 Hectorville Red 1989/90 Fulham 1996/97 Flinders Park 2004/05 Payneham Blue 1990/91 Edwardstown District 1997/98 Gepps Cross GRADE U /15 GOLD 1991 /92 Edwardstown District 1998/99 Hope Valley 2005/06 Modbury Gold 1999/00 P.A.O.C. 1992/93 Ed'own & Old Collegians 2000/01 Flinders Park 1993/94 Marion 2001/02 Walkerville 1994/95 Brighton 2002/03 N/A 1995/96 Brighton 2003/04 Grange 1996/97 Payneham 1997/98 Modbury Gold 38 ADELAIDE TURF CRICKET ASSOCIATION INC TREASURERS REPORT FOR THE TWELVE MONTHS ENDED 31 MAY 2006 Please find accompanying this report the financial statements for the Adelaide Turf Cricket Association Inc (ATCA) for the twelve months ended 31 May 2006. The past two financial years have seen the Association's financial affairs now structured in a manner that is sustainable, allowing for the development of the Association and its members, while retaining the current level of financial reserves and the security this provides. The Board's objective then for the 2006 year was to operate the Association with a small financial surplus. The financial statements depict the achievement of this objective. The following points are noted: Income generated was in line with expectations, Further amounts were received from the previous General Manager through the courts, Expenditure includes that associated with the `Interstate Match', this is not an annual cost, General Manager costs were lower during the year due to the period between A Ramsay departing and the commencement of R Darling, Other expenditure was controlled within planned levels. The Board considers that the Association's Funds are adequate in order to allow the Association to: operate during the off season, operate with an appropriate level of financial security, and take advantage of any opportunities that may arise. As we move into the 2007 season, the Board's financial objective is unchanged, the Association's budget will again be framed towards achieving a small financial surplus for the year. Aaron Read ATCA Honorary Treasurer 39 Adelaide Turf Cricket Association Inc. Adelaide Oval North Adelaide SA 5006 Balance Sheet [Last Year Analysis] May 2006 This Year Last Year Assets Petty Cash $250.00 $250.00 Bank SA Cheque Account $24,481.00 $28,440.25 BankSA Cash Management Acc $66,487.55 $60,741.59 Trade Debtors $6,149.51 $4,130.01 Provision for Doubtful Debts - $600.00 - $600.00 Plant 8 Equipment $8,335.46 $7,957.46 Accumulated Depredation - $4,669.00 - $2,760.00 Memorabillia $323.00 $323.00 Total Assets $100,757.52 $98,482.31 Liabilities Trade Creditors $852.50 $500.00 Overpayments $400.00 $0.00 Accruals $3,499.55 $3,153.85 Fines Collected (Forfeits) $800.00 $0.00 Payroll Liabilities PAYG GM $997.00 $1,456.00 PAYG Casual 1 (N. KreIs) $225.40 $0.00 Superannuation Payable $632.79 $671.95 Total Liabilities $7,407.24 $5,781.80 Net Assets $93,350.28 $92,700.51 Members Funds Retained Earnings $92,700.51 $51,812.70 Current Earnings $649.77 $40,887.81 Total Members Funds $93,350.28 $92,700.51 40 Adelaide Turf Cricket Association Inc. Adelaide Oval North Adelaide SA 5006 Profit & Loss [Last Year Analysis] June 2005 through May 2006 This Year Last Year Income Affiliation Fees $73,003.31 $72,185.00 Advertising $1,785.00 $1,000.00 CUSA Passes $1,458.00 $834.75 Fines $2,860.00 $3,850.00 Interest Received $2,849.92 $2,544.12 Misc. Sales $0.00 $126.84 Quiz Night $0.00 $1,735.50 Sponsorship $15,500.00 $8,800.00 Sundry Income $1,129.17 $0.00 Total Income $98,585.40 $91 076.21 Expenses Administration Expenses Annual Report $2,260.00 $0.00 Association Matches $2,327.65 $2,078.92 Audit Fee $1,650.00 $1,800.00 Bank Fees $127.22 $302.38 Captains Match Reports $0.00 $517.00 Depredation $1,909.00 $1,720.76 Donations $0.00 $750.00 Interstate Match $10,042.06 $0.00 Handbook $1,440.00 $2,642.20 Honorariums $4,000.00 $4,000.00 Internet - general $450.00 $636.76 Internet - website $600.00 $795.00 Junior Development $1,548.78 $1,022.50 Media $1,430.00 $0.00 Meeting Expenses $0.00 $60.00 Motor Vehicle Expenses $583.78 $0.00 Oval Hire $200.00 $0.00 Postage $355.65 $464.05 Presentation Evenings $2,009.00 $478.40 Printing/Stationer/ $1,117.31 $2,101.51 Promotions $0.00 $1,150.00 Rent $3,900.00 $3,779.38 Repairs 8 Maintenance $0.00 $489.50 Scorebooks $2,288.00 $2,256.00 Shield/Trophies $2,945.80 $3,326.10 Staff Training $1,000.00 $1,000.00 Staff Recruitment $776.44 $0.00 Sundry $767.99 $227.90 Telephone (Landline) $1,064.58 $1,311.08 Telephone (Mobile) $1,115.84 $1,053.54 Turf 20s - $300.00 $940.00 Umpires $5,000.00 $4,643.39 Total Administration Expenses $50,609.10 $39,546.37 Employee Expenses Salary - GM $37,516.82 $40,05723 Salary - Casual 1 $7,871.00 $3,894.05 Salary Casual 2 $0.00 $510.00 Superannuation $4,109.16 $3,980.50 WorkCover $874.55 $1,190.25 Total Employee Expenses $50,371.53 $49,632.03 Total Expenses $100,980.63 $89,178.40 Operating Profit - $2,395.23 $1,897.81 Abnormal Items 41 Profit & Loss [Last Year Analysis] June 2005 through May 2006 This Year Last Year Loan Receivable $0.00 $3,750.00 Marriott Repayments $3,045.00 $725 00 Past Presidents Appeal $0.00 $2,015.00 SACA Loan Forgiven $0.00 $32,500.00 Total Abnormal Items $3,045.00 $38,990.00 Other Expenses Net ProfV(Loss) $849.77 $40,887.81 42 NRM Johnson CPAe Certified Practising Accountants South Australian Division of; Redman Partners Pty Ltd Directors: ABN 50 103 168 421 Marti Jackson CPA BCom 43 Edward Street Peter D Johnson CPACFP Norwood SA Nicholas R Matais CPA BEa Dean I Robinson CPA BBus Facsimile : 08 8130 7222 Telephone : 08 8130 7200 Postal Address : Loekee Bag 3 Norwood SA 5067 ADELAIDE TURF CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED AUDITORS REPORT TO THE MEMBERS SCOPE: We have audited the financial statements of the ADELAIDE TURF CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED for the year ended M May 2006 comprising Balance Sheet showing Members Funds of S93,350.28, and Profit & Loss Statement showing Net Profit of $649.77. The elected Committee of the Association is responsible for the preparation of the financial statements. We have conducted an independent audit of these financial statements in order toexpress an opinion on them to the members. The audit has been. conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standardsto provide reasonable assurance whether the financial statementsare free of material misstatement Our procedures include examination, on a test basis, of evidence supporting theamounts and other disclosures in the financial statements. and the evaluation of accounting policies and significant accounting estimates. These procedures have been undertaken to forman opinion whether, in all material respects, the financial statements are presented fairlyin accordance with Australian Accounting Standards, other mandatory professional reporting requirements and the provisions ofthe Associations Incorporation Act (SA) so as to presenta view which isconsistent with our understanding of the Association's financial position and the results of it's operations. The audit opinion expressed in this report has been fanned on the above basis. AUDIT OPINION: In our opinion the financial statements present fairly in accordance with applicableAccounting Standards, other mandatory professional reporting requirements and the Associations Incorporations Act(SA).thefinancialpositionof the ADELAIDE TURF CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED as at 3I May 2006 and the results of it's operations for theyear then ended. NRM Johnson Certified Practising Accountants Nicholas Mafsis CPA Partner NORWOOD, South Australia, this 14th day of August, 2006 43 ANNUAL AWARDS ARCHIVE S.W. SHEPHERDSON MEM. CUP 1974/75 M. Young Old Scotch 1971/72 C.M. Fanning S.P.O.C. Al PREMIER GRADE 1975/76 G. Quinn Post -Tel Institute 1971/72 G. Thomson Elizabeth District BEST PERFORMED PLAYER 1976/77 G. Fielke Ed'town District 1972/73 C.M. Fanning S.P.O.C. 1990/91 A.J. Watson Richmond 1977/78 G. Fielke Ed'town District 1973/74 D. Rady Brighton 1991/92 P.T. Muggleton Walkerville 1978/79 S.T. Lane S.P.O.C. 1974/75 R. Phillips Old Scotch 1992/93 G.M. Stagg Clarence Park 1979/80 S.T. Lane S.P.O.C. 1975/76 B.W. Friend Brighton 1993/94 N.R. Moloney Gepps Cross 1980/81 R. Sewer Grange 1976/77 B. Freer Richmond 1994/95 N. Wundke Brighton 1981/82 D. Taylor Para Hills 1977/78 G. Cathro Brighton 1995/96 P.C. Roberts Fulham 1982/83 M. Barnes Brighton 1978/79 T.H. Stokes Woodville North 1996/97 R.C. Thompson Pooraka 1983/84 A Dempster Ed'town District 1979/80 M. Powell Tea Tree Gully Dist. 1997/98 M. Trimboli Rostrevor O.C. 1984/85 A. Chesters Grange 1980/81 B. Freer Richmond 1998/99 R.C. Thompson Pooraka 1984/85 R.G. Chenoweth Gaza 1981/82 S.J. Nettle Richmond 1999/00 G.H. Armstrong S.P.O.C. 1985/86 D. Williams Payneham 1982/83 C.P. Moulds Payneham 2000/01 C. Underwood Payneham 1986/87 R.A. Frazer Payneham 1983/84 A.J. Gordon Elizabeth District 2001/02 G.H. Armstrong S.P.O.C. 1987/88 S. Sims Gaza 1984/85 A.J. Gordon Elizabeth District 2002/03 R. Poole Woodville Rechabite 1988/89 G. Lauder Gaza 1985/86 J. Athanasiou Gaza 2003/04 A. Rumbelow S.P.O.C. 1989/90 M. Breton Ferryden Park 1986/87 G. Trimboli Pooraka 2004/05 W. Mitchell Adelaide High O.S. 1990/91 S. Hill Woodville North 1987/88 D. Nelson Pooraka 2005/06 M. Cunningham Pulteney O.S. 1991/92 S. Hill Woodville North 1988/89 T. Bailey Elizabeth District 1992/93 R.P. Fanning Richmond 1989/90 C. Pocock Marion J.U. JANTKE AWARD 1993/94 N. Nawana Unley 1990/91 A.J. Watson Richmond Al PREMIER GRADE 1994/95 D. Heeps Payneham 1991/92 J.P. Brookes Pembroke O.S. FIELDING 1995/96 I.S. Cox Flinders University 1992/93 S.K. Sykes Flinders University 1942/43 J. Todd Woodville 1996/97 B. Matthews Ingle Farm District 1993/94 B.G. Massey Ingle Farm Dist. 1943/44 J. Todd Woodville 1997/98 D.J. Newham Woodville Rech 1994/95 W.J. Brooks Greenacres 1944/45 J. Todd Woodville 1998/99 V. D'Cruz Gepps Cross 1995/96 A.N. Klitogiannis Fulham 1947/48 A. Fisher Savings Bank 1999/00 S. Hincksman Walkerville 1996/97 M. Trimboli Rostrevor O.C. 1948/49 A. Fisher Savings Bank 2000/01 P. Benwell Grange 1997/98 N.S. Falconer Flinders Uni. 1950/51 1. Dixon S.P.O.C. 2001/02 B. Holt Richmond Clarence Pk 1998/99 A.N. Klitogiannis Grange 1951/52 J. Clarke Sturt District 2002/03 S. Heeps Payneham 1999/00 M. Loveder Adelaide High O.S. 1952/53 M. Ewens Payneham 2003/04 M. Frampton Gepps Cross 2000/01 S. Hicks S.P.O.C. 1953/54 D. Hackett Clarence Park 2004/05 S. Chen Brighton 2001/02 B. Holt Richmond Clarence Pk 1954/55 R. Ewens Kelvinator 2005/06 S. Chen Brighton 2002/03 B. Campbell Brighton 1954/55 B. Rosenbauer Burnside 2003/04 B. Campbell Brighton 1955/56 J. Dixon S.P.O.C. N W. KEEN CUP 2004/05 S. Scudds Modbury 1956/57 D. Hooper Payneham Al PREMIER GRADE 1957/58 D. Hooper Payneham WICKET KEEPING A.T.C.A. SECRETARY OF THE 1957/58 D. Hackett Clarence Park 1991/92 D.P. Eichner Edwardstown YEAR 1958/59 D. Hooper Payneham District 1992/93 C. Stavrinou Pooraka 1958/59 D. Potts Myer 1992/93 J. Costanzo Para Hills 1993/94 C. Smith Grange 1959/60 R. Sparrow Payneham 1993/94 J. Costanzo Para Hills 1994/95 D.W. Gum Grange 1960/61 D. Hooper Payneham 1994/95 P. Leonello W.N.F.P. 1995/96 C. Fallon Flinders Park 1960/61 H. Walker Myer 1995/96 D.G. Anderson Ingle Farm Dist. 1996/97 R. Davies Marion 1961/62 R. Ewens Kelvinator 1996/97 L. Hennessey Woodville South 1997/98 A.J. Gagliardi Glenunga 1962/63 R. Ewens Kelvinator 1997/98 D.G. Anderson Ingle Farm Dist. 1998/99 P. Hanson Unley 1963/64 K. Barry Baulderstone 1998/99 A. Tharaldsen Gepps Cross 1999/00 D. Heyzer Woodville Rechabite 1964/65 D. Williams Payneham 2000/01 A. Wilton Payneham 2000/01 D. Brown Flinders University 1965/66 B. Wells Kilburn 2001/02 M. Nelson Pooraka 2001/02 R. Jones Flinders Park 1966/67 B. Morgan Tubemakers 2002/03 B. Matthews Ingle Farm District 2002/03 D. Heyzer Woodville Rechabite 1967/68 D. Williams Payneham 2003/04 B. Matthews Ingle Farm District 2003/04 T. Gagliardi Glenunga 1967/68 J. Foote Railway 2004/05 M. Duncan Pembroke O.S. 2004/05 N. Sim R.C.P.C.C. 1968/69 P. Parry Payneham 2005/06 J. Daly Adelaide H.O.S. 1969/70 B. Wells Richmond A.T.C.A. CLUB OF THE YEAR 1970/71 B. Munro Richmond COLIN FORREST AWARD 2003/04 Grange 1971/72 B. Munro Richmond MOST PROMISING U/23 PLAYER 2004/05 Fulham 1972/73 C. Arthur Richmond 1969/70 M. Pavalich Grange 1973/74 S.T. Lane S.P.O.C. 1970/71 J. Rogers P.A.O.C. PLAYING LIFE MEMBERS 25 Year RF AlstonFlinders Park H.1. SautebinPayneham D. CaldwellPara Hills B.H. FieldCommonwealth Bank G. Altree ATCUA/Woodville Rechabite R. SladdenBrighton Al CaldwellPara Hills C.D.FielderHenley & Grange C.R. ArthurElders R.K.Smith Grange A.R. CallerWoodville South T. FioreUnley G.W. BagshawGrange M.D. StanleyGrange R.J. Cameron GJ.FshlockPara Hills R.W. BallPara Hills M.Starkey Grange G.Carey Old Ignitions M. FoleyRoyal Park - Henley I. BarnesBrighton R.W. ThomasWoodville Rechabite S. CarleMarion A. FosterPayneham B.W. BaylyRichmond ClarencePark 1.A. TilbrookBrighton J.F. Came S.P.O.C. B. Foster P.A. Behrendt J.A. TurnerP.A.O.C. J. Can Kilburn M. FosterFlinders Park 1.R. BiggsWoodville South R. ViandaBrighton A.R. Cawley W.H. Fowler C.S.BignellFulham 1.D. WardBrighton B.M. ChambersS.P.O.C. A.1. Fox R. BowyerWoodville South N.P. WayneA.N.J. B. ChapmanPayneham M.D. FoxKilburn D.J. CampbellModbury M.M. Williams D.J.Charles Grange F.C. Franckorn W.F.K. ColebatchS.P.O.C. G.Wilson Payneham M.G. CharlesElders D.J. FryGrange RB. ColwellRichmond Clarence Park 1.M. WinterS.P.O.C. T.R.Charles Grange M. FryGrange S.J. CorcoranPayneham G. Wood Grange P.L CheneyS.P.O.C. LB.Gode Woodville North B.F. CritchleyBrighton A.G. WyattClarence Park P. ChennelImmanuel O.S. T.Gagliardi Glenunga K.Croft Woodville Rechabite A. W.1.Wyatt Clarence Park R.M. ChenowethFerryden Park J.A.GalinHope Valley G.F. CuryerATCUAJWalkerville G. ZamaUnity A. ChestersGrange M. GallifordModbury D.LDavidson S.P.O.C. Andrew J.Pierson Grange D.A.Clark Pulteney O.S. J.C. GamutGepps Cross D.1. Dixey Payneham Ian L.Clarke Grange RClark Payneham N. GarrardBrighton N. DolleryIngle Farm District Ray AistonFlinders Park I.L ClarkeGrange A.R.Garrick Marion RDopsonBrighton MarkPriderPembroke OS N.T.Clarke Grange D. GatesFulham M.C. DuthieModbury Darren S.Travis Gepps Cross P. ClarkeTea Tree Gully District G.B. GeldartRichmond Clarence Park J. EmmelRichmond Peter LanePenfield A.J. ClevelandPulteney O.S. B.R. GeppFulham W.J.M.Ewing Mark Leoni Unley G.CoburnElizabeth District A.J. GibbsEdwardsrown District T.M. EyFulham/ATCUA C.F.CoeEdwardstown District M. GolleyBrighton P.G. FaggotterGrange 15 Year H.D. CogginsBrighton T.M.GoodwinPayneham S.J. FaulknerPayneham M.T. ColbertMarion P. GoreAdelaide 1. Abbott B.H.S FieldCommonwealth Bank Brighton RK. Cole Richmond BJ. GraingerModbury K.Alley Unley KM. FletcherE.T.SA. S. CollinsGaza T.M.Grant Pembroke O.S. W.H. AltreeWoodville Rechabite 1.E. FooteRailway S.A. Constable Brighton P. GreenhamClarence Park S.W. AndersonHope Valley D. FrenchWoodville North/ATCUA G.L CookHope Valley K. GreenwoodATCUA R.F. Andrew Henley B.S. FryGrange W. Cook D.P. GristS.P.O.C. J.S. Andrews Fulham K.J.Fry Grange EN. CoomblasGepps Cross D.W. GumGrange R. Andrews G.L. GadeWoodville North J.E. CooperPara Hills J.T. GunS.P.O.C. T.A. AngusWoodville North P.0 GlatzP.A.O.C. W. CooperElders R.J. HabyGrange D. Arscott ORGordonATCUA/Woodville Rechabite Flinders Park W.C. CooperGrange D.L Hackett S.H. ArthurBrighton R.J. GordonWoodville Rechabite B.N. CopleyClarence Park D.W. HamdorfFulham I. Asmussen G.T. GoulterElizabeth District KP. CopleyBurnside K.G. HammondRailway J. AthanasiouGaza M. GreenACTUA/Ffinders Park S.W. Cowden Grange W.J. HandbyS.P.O.C. T. Bahr Kensington District C.J. HamiltonPA.O.C. D. Cox P. HansonUnley R.Bailey Edwardstown District D.L HarradineFulham J. CraigMarine&Harbour R. Hardy K.L HarrisKilburn J.C. BannonS.P.O.C. I.A. CrillyMarion G.1. HareImmanuel O.S. LR. Barker C.J. HassFulham 1.L Crocker J. HargravesUniversity of SA. P.Barnes Woodville Rechabite C. HoganFerrydenPark GCurtis Pooraka B.Harris Tea Tree Gully District D.T. BartlettSturt District P.L JohncockFlindersPark 1.T. CurtisMarion T.L Harris M. Barton D.RJones Grange Hope Valley P. DaleBrighton M.B. HarrisonWoodville Rechabite J.D. BatemanBrighton W.A. KayUnley P.A. Dalwood M.C. Harrison Clarence Park D.l. BattWoodville Rechabite N.W. KeenATCUA/Colonel Light A.W. DandBrighton P.B. HartshorneBrighton P.Bennett Adelaide High OS. Gardens G. DavisRichmond Clarence Park W.J. HaschPooraka GBennetts R.W. KimberPembroke OS. R.Dear K.A. Hawkes J.S.H. BicklePayneham G. KolenbergRichmond G. DemetriouEdwardstown District A.W.L HaywardClarence Park G.P. Billinger P. LanePenfield Grange B. DempseyOld Ignations D.L HeanesPayneham A.B. Bishop P.1. LauriePara Hills S.P.O.C. C.D. DewhurstKilburn R.N. HendryGrange V.L BishopWalkerville P. LawsonBrighton B. DickerBrighton P.D. HenningsenWalkerville S.W. Blades Grange RJ.L LeeRichmond A. DignanFulham C.HelmickBrighton R.Blake PA.O.C. K.G.Lees Payneham D. DiMonteFulham D. HeyzerS.M.O.S.H. P. BosseAdelaide University M.C. LennonW.NF.P. S. DixeyPayneham S. Hicks W.F. Bolt D.W.Lewis Brighton J.M.Dixon S.P.O.C. T.S. HicksAdelaide High O.S. W. BoltonKilburn C.D. LuckPayneham B.G.Dodd Clarence Park A.D. Hill M.T. BoothRichmond Clarence Park M.F. MattersBrighton K.Dohnt S.M.O.S.H. D.M. HillWoodville North Dr. A.1.Boume S.H.O.C. P.McCarthy ATCUA/Old ¡gnadons W.R. DohntBurnside B.J. HillierGrange G.BrakmanisModbury R. MillerGlenunga M.J. DoleyPA.O.C. P.T.Hodges Para Hills E. Bray CS. MoyleE.T.SA. LD. DonisthorpeGrange M.P. HoganRichmond Clarence Park BrearleyUnley W.T. MoyleEdwardstown District G.D. Dowling RostrevorO.C. F.J.M.HogarthS.P.O.C. D.Brewster Brighton B.C. MunroS.M.O.SH. LW.Doyle Woodville South P.4 HolbrookWalkerville R. Brice B.S. NeillBrighton AB. DraperPA.O.C. L.H. HoldenMyer C.W. BrittonElders B. NiemanATCUA B. DroegemuellerATCUA G.L HoldsPulteney O.S. A.G.Brock K.D.Paterson Woodville Rechabite S.P.O.C. A.R.Drysdale Richmond C. Hollard M.A. Brock M.E. PedlerRichmond Clarence Park S.P.O.C. A. Dunkeld D.A. HolidayUniversity of SA. R. BrokenshaBrighton T.Y. PellewS.P.O.C. J. EdgeRichmond 1.G. HollidayKensington District N. BromilowWR.EJ. 1. PembshawWalkerville K.E. Edwards P. HollidayUniversity of SA. E.G. Brown A.Perkins Richmond D.H.Elliott Payneham G.Hollis G. BrownFulham M. PertATCUA/Edwardstown J. Elliott S.M.O.S.H. L.J. HolmesPayneham L. BurgessRichmond K PlumeierWoodville Rechabite L EnrightUnley D.G. HooperPayneham I.B. BurnettS.P.O.C. D. PolkinghomeRichmond S.P. EshmadeHope Valley D.W. HooperUniversity ofSA. K. BurnsRichmond D. RadyBrighton J.W. EspagneWoodville South J. HooperPulteney OS. R.k. BurtHope Valley 1.4 ReesUnley C. Evans Edwardstown District D. HopePooraka D. BurtonKilburn R.B. RegejPara Hills Dr. M. Evans D. HortopFulham G.W.Burton 1.R. ReidOld Scorch RE EwensKelvinator 1.A. HoughSturt District D. ButlerTea Tree Gully District K. ReidWalkerville C. FealyKilburn F.I.Houston M.J. Buttfield K.G.Russell Hope Valley Woodville Rechabite O.FerreiraElders L. HowardEdwardstown District V. ButtonRichmond G.D. SandersPA.O.C. B. FerrettiWoodville Rechabite K. HumphrysPulteney O.S. R. CalabriaPooraka 15 Year Playing Life Members cont. A.D. MillerRichmond Clarence Park P.J.L RofeOld lgnations G. WesleyPayneham 1JackaTea Tree Gully District H. Milton Kelvinator P.C. RoganGrange A.L. WatersMarine & Harbour R.K. Jacobs LD. MitchellWoodville Rechabite B. Rogers R. WatersPA.O.C. I.1. laggard Richmond Clarence Park C.P. MoffatPA.O.C. J. RogersonModbury M.LWatherson G.L.James Adelaide University A.J. MooreBrighton B.W. Ross J.M.Webb Adelaide Deaf P.L. Jansen University of S.A. C.F. Moore Dr. D. RossitorS.P.O.C. M.M. Wellington J. JeansBrighton R. Morby I.M. Rudd B. WhalesPooraka L JenkinsonATCUA L.L. MorrisS.P.O.C. C. RuedigerGrange A.W.P. WhimpressK.O.C.A. A.B. JollyElizabeth North G.I. Morrison G. RyanOld agnations B.E. WhiteGrange ICA. Jones SALT I.F. MorrisonGepps Cross T.A. RyanRostrevor O.C. B.W. White Aust National Railways N.W. JonesGlenelg Stragglers C. MoyleTorrens Valley W. RyanATCUA S.P. WhiteOld Scotch LD. JoseMarion G.D. MuggletonWalkerville N. SammPenfield W.K. Whiting B. KavanaghS.H.O.C. A. MuirheadImmanuel 0.5. T.J. SargentRichmond Clarence Park G. WhittakerBrighton B.A.KearsleyClarence Park E.P. MulliganPulteney O.S. R.K. SaundersPayneham P.G. WickhamPulteney O.S. R. KellyATCUA R.J. MundyMarion E.A. SaxonSALT J.W. WiddopWoodville Rechabite J. Kennedy T.B. MunroRichmond Clarence Park W.SchocroftK.O.CAA. R.W. WigleyWalkerville S. KennellyFulham D. MurphyIngle Farm District B.M. ScholzAust National Railways J.R. Wilkey C. KingModbury P. Murphy 14kFarm District D. SchultzOld Jgnations A.J.Williams Torrens Valley J. Kruiber D.W.MyersPulteney O.S. J. SchulzUnley D. WilliamsWoodville Rechabite P. KrupkaOld agnations M.G. MyersBrighton I. ScottPayneham D.I. WilliamsPayneham P.R. LanePenfield M. NichollsGrange P.G. Set-LittonClarence Park J.C.Williams M. LangdonPenfield A.E Norman R SergeantElders M.M. WilliamsK.O.CA. B.J. LangstonPayneham W. OatenE.T.SA. D.1.ShakesEdwardstown District P.J. WilliamsPayneham C.LarkWoodville North S.E. O'Connor T. Shaw Unley R.B. WilliamsATCUA G.C. LaycockS.P.O.C. A. O'ConnorGrange M.A. ShearerGrange R.C. WilliamsTorten Valley M.LeCornuBrighton D.A.Ogden G.J. ShepleyS.M.O.S.H. C.D. Willing D.J. LeeRichmond Clarence Park G. OgdenFulham P.E SheppardAdelaide Deaf D. Wilshire M.R. LeoniUnley I.D. Oliver T. SimcackKilburn M. WilsonBrighton C.W. LessueMarion A.K. OlssonP.A.O.C. A.P. SimmonsS.P.O.C. S.J. Wilson -ShawE.T.S.A. S.M. LesterPooraka A.M. OlssonP.A.O.C. M. SkullyFulham R.1. WiltonPayneham L Letcher P.F. O'MalleyA.N.J. R.Sladden A.WiltonPayneham ER. Lewi %S.P.O.C. A.J. OttawayClarence Park J.B. Smith T. WiseBrighton Jeffrey LindnerRichmond N. PadleyPayneham RK. Smith R.J. WrightMarine & Harbour John LindnerRichmond K. PankhurstBrighton Richard T. Smith M.1. Wright T.R. LipsettBurnside T.W. PappsModbury R.T. SmithAdelaide University A.P. WyattGepps Cross G. LiskIngle Farm District D. PascaleGepps Cross G.N. Smithson P. WyattWoodville Rechabite LH. Lloyd S.P.O.C. R. PayneUnley J.K. SpringfordImmanuel O.S. T. WyattWoodville South S. LongFulham V.W. PellenElizdbeth Turf M.E. StephensonFulham G. Wylie R. LukosiusFulham R. Penney Marine & Harbour A.P. StrappazzonS.M.O.Sdi. S.A.Young Pulteney OS. A.G.MacDonaldAdelaide Deaf M.1.PerrymanPayneham C. StrarinouPooraka Aaron ReadPAOC R MacKayRailway P.PefheridgeFulham M. StuckyAdelaide High O.S. Bronte H. WoodwardGrange P.S. MacKenzieBrighton R. Phillips C. SummersW.R.E.1. Domenic CaruccioGrange N.J. MaddiganGrange A.J. PiersonGrange EA.Suttell Stuart WhitehouseGrange C.R. Magarey W. PiersonGrange G.1.SweetmanGepps Cross Nick SammPenfield D.Major Hope Valley 1.R Pike M.G.G. SykesE.T.SA. Glen ReadPenfield S.T. MaliniakRichmond Clarence Park J. PiszczykTea Tree Gully District S.W. SykesPooraka Kirk RadwayPenfield N.R.MaloneyWoodville Rechabite A. PlaceImmanuel 0..S T.G. SykesMarion Mark A. LangdonPenfield J. Manning L. PlaceImmanuel O.S. M.R. Syner -LyonsAdelaide University Steve KriegerPenfield S. MannerMarion LJ.PollardElders P.Tait Woodville South Pat DesmondPenfield L MarshallUnley C.]. Pooley LB. TaylorMarine & Harbour Haydn DalePenfield K.J. MartinKilburn F.G. Poser Gaza B.G. Thee!Hope Valley Scott AdamsPenfield S. MartinKilburn E.T. Powell L.F. ThompsonRoyal Park - Henley Marcus O. WillsPAOC D.L MasonWalkerville B. PrettejohnPost -Tel P. ThompsonIngle Farm District Andrew N. WinterPAOC S. MatchettPulteney O.S. D. PrettejohnGaza R.S. ThompsonRichmond Clarence ParkSean TannerPAOC K.D. MatthewGrange M. PriderPembroke S. ThomsonRichmond Clarence Park Greg R. StirlingPAOC J.P. MauritsElders B. PriorEdwardstown District I.R. TiggemannE.TS.A. Sam PontifexPAOC P.1.May Fulham LPryorIngle Farm District M.F. TippettOld Scotch Peter A. IngmanPAOC B.L. MayberryWalkerville L Pryor R.J. TiverRailway Andrew D. HeitmannPAOC S.A. McAdam R.G. QuinnUnley P. TokicGrange Greig P. GrahamPAOC C.F. McCardIngle Farm District S.J. QuinnModbury W.TooveyPara Hills Ben D. AllenPAOC R.J. McCardingle Farm District Ll. RalphFulham W. TownsendElizabeth Turf Rob BeanPAOC W. McCardIngle Farm District G.P. RangerFulham H.ToyPayneham John MerrettGrange K. McCarthyMyers J. RankinRichmond Clarence Park M. TreloarBrighton Craig B. LidstoneGrange ICJ. McCarthyOld Ignations J.A. RawesClarence Park P.J. Treloar Andrew J. BeaniesGepps Cross A.McDonaldPooraka K. RawlingsFulham A. TsimboukisRichmond Clarence Park Byron C. MordauntGepps Cross A.W. McDonaldGrange P.G. RaymondPayneham D. TsoufrdisPooraka Craig J. PritchardGepps Cross I.M.C. McDonald T.J. ReadIngle Farm District AUnderwoodPooraka Andrew M. MordauntGepps Cross C. McDonoughAdelaide University P. ReardonGrange M.C. VerstappenMarion Bradley J. KeighranPembroke D.McGill R. ReardonUnley J. Villis Fulham Robert J. Van DykPembroke K. McGuinnessRichmond J.Redan G. VincentE.T.SA. Lionel SmithWalkerville C. McIntosh E. RennerATCUA G. Vincent Payneham John SellwoodGlenunga K.A. McLean J.P. RiceKensington District M. VinciRostrevor O.C. David O'ShaughnessyGlenunga D. McLeodFulham C.W. RichardsIngle Farm District D. Von Einem P.B. McMurray B.H. RichardsonClarence Park D.J. Von EinemPayneham B. McPhee C.I. Richardson H.F. WalkerMyer D.O. McPhersonCommonwealth Bank B. RippinEdwardstown District J.S. WalkerPooraka J. Mead Modbury A.J. Roberts P.H. WalkerPulteney O.S. E.A. MensforthElizabeth District P. RobertsFulham T. WallerFulham J. MidwinterGlenunga P. Robins R.G. WalshPayneham D.J. MienPayneham S. Robinson 1. W.WardBrighton J.H. Miles V.S. RobleyPulteney OS. M.J.WardWoodville North REMBERANCE OF HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS Let us not forget Association members who were made Honorary Life Members for their services to the Adelaide Turf Cricket Association. Dr.W.A. Pryor, H.V. Millard, M.M. Powell, G.C. Patterson, J.W. Hull, A.T. Marlow, G.L. Hayman, K.J. Duke