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1985.86 ACC YEAR BOOK.Pub 1985/86 YEAR BOOK 1 INTRODUCTION TRISTRAM FLETCHER This year book has been created in 2018, to fill a gap in our history. If there is an error in this publication, please bring it to our attention so we can update the club’s history. If you are one of the captains listed or played a part in one of the teams and think you can write a report, feel free to write something up and send it to me for inclusion. Also, if you have any photos forward them to me at [email protected] I hope you enjoy the 1985/86 year book. Regards Tristram Fletcher President – Applecross CC (2018) Cover Photograph: 2nd XI leading wicket taker Alex Weir 2 PRESIDENTS REPORT WAYNE RIDEOUT Another mediocre season, no team making the finals and the club's playing strength becoming very thin, with a particular impact on the seventh grade team. Since Chas Eadon-Clarke in the first 2 seasons, no President had been in power for more than 1 season. This was again the case in 1985/86, Wayne Rideout being elected President. Andy Randles was again Secretary and a junior from the previous season, Steve Putz, was Treasurer. Third grade captain was Tom Morgan, Rod Hays was fifth grade captain and seventh grade captain was Russell Kingdon. The club lost the services of Garry Gregan during the season and his ability with bat and ball and his administration skills were missed. Some of the well known names to debut for the club this season were Tim "Bucket Head" Downey, Pat O'Dwyer, Brad Douglas, Terry Clarke, Gary "Hack" Leask and Trevor Goddard. The club was at the crossroads at the end of this season, both on and off the field, and a major change in direction was required to ensure the club's future viability. 3 TREASURERS REPORT STEVE PUTZ Need details of the Treasurers report. 4 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY WAYNE ALLAN STEVE ANDREW RIDEOUT BURROUGH PUTZ RANDLES 5 1ST XI CAPTAINS REPORT TOM MORGAN Played: 11 Won: 4 Lost: 5 Draws: 2 Position Finished: 9th DID NOT PLAY FINALS The 1st XI (3rd Grade) captained by Tom Morgan had an improved season on last year, winning 4 games and losing 5 (2 games washed out) to finish in 9th position. The 2 washouts were unfortunate as the team was in a reasonable position in both cases. But losing the last 3 games cost us the chance of a finals berth. The batting was competitive. George Prince lead the way with 249 runs, Wayne Rideout scored 235 runs and Steve Melville 226 runs. We struggled to bowl teams out and this is reflected in the bowling figures. Only Val Steenholdt with 18 wickets and Steve Melville 14 wickets took more than 10 wickets. Tom Morgan's fine performances in the field earned him his second Association fielding award. 6 1ST XI BATTING PARTNERSHIPS WKT RUNS BATSMAN OPPONENT 1 42 Trevor Goddard – Kevin Curgenven Nedlands 2 101 Andrew Randles – George Prince WAIT 3 131 Trevor Goddard – Stephen Melville Teachers 4 56 Stephen Melville – Tom Morgan Wembley 5 31 Tom Morgan – Wayne Rideout Wembley Downs 6 24 Peter Marshall – Wayne Rideout Maccabi 7 32 Wayne Rideout – Ron Goddard Tuart Hill 8 87 Wayne Rideout – Brad Douglas Tuart Hill 9 22 Wayne Rideout – Paul Linehan Wembley Downs 10 69 Robert Pulley – Val Steenholdt Macabbi SIRS PLAYER OPPOSITION FIGURES NOMINATIONS FOR THE GREATEST PERFORMANCES IN THE CLUB HISTORY 7 2ND XI CAPTAINS REPORT ROD HAYS Played: 11 Won: 6 Lost: 5 Draws: 0 Position Finished: 6th DID NOT PLAY FINALS The 2nd XI (5th Grade) captained by Rod Hays, fell agonisingly short again of a finals berth, falling 1.43 points out of the four in 6th place. A 4 run loss to Melville in round 9 proved costly. The team won 6 games for the season, 1 outright. Phil Holman was the only player to pass 200 runs for the season, giving a hint of things to come with 260 runs. The individual batting highlight of the season was provided by Stuart Rankin, approaching retirement from the game because of continual back problems. He scored 101 against WACAE, his second century for the club and the club's first senior ton for 4 seasons. Alex Weir lead the bowling attack, taking 25 wickets from 8 games, with a best haul of 6/32. Brad Douglas provided support with 18 wickets. 8 2ND XI BATTING PARTNERSHIPS WKT RUNS BATSMAN OPPONENT 1 51 Kevin Curgenven – Rod Hays WACAE 2 59 Alex Weir – John Trueman Bassendean 3 34 Rod Hays – Allan Burrough Wembley Downs 4 40 Phil Holman – Robert White Melville 5 43 John Trueman – Phil Holman Bassendean 6 106 Phil Holman – Stuart Rankin WACAE 7 31 Stuart Rankin – Paul Linehan WACAE 8 46 Robert Pulley – Hedley Skehan Wembley 9 23 Robert White – Dwayne Scook Whitfords 10 48 Dwayne Scook – Nick Ashbrook Whitfords Stuart Rankin WACAE 101 NOMINATIONS FOR THE GREATEST PERFORMANCES IN THE CLUB HISTORY 9 3RD XI CAPTAINS REPORT RUSSELL KINGDON Played: 11 Won: 1 Lost: 10 Draws: 0 Position Finished: Last DID NOT PLAY FINALS The 3rd XI (7th Grade) captained by Russell Kingdon, had a difficult season. After winning the first game of the season seventh grade did not win again, losing outright in most games and finishing in last place. The batting was disastrous, the team passing 100 only twice and being dismissed for less than 50 on 4 occasions. No batsman made a significant amount of runs. Andrew Sproul performed well with the ball, taking 25 wickets with his leg spinners. 10 3RD XI BATTING PARTNERSHIPS WKT RUNS BATSMAN OPPONENT 1 29 Peter Hewitt – Steve Putz Wembley Downs 2 20 Hamish Ch’ng – Aubrey King WAIT 3 51 Steve Putz – Russell Kingdon Bassendean 4 61 Hamish Ch’ng – Neville Meade WAIT 5 36 Neville Meade – Geoff Warhurst Murdoch University 6 36 Stuart Rankin – Aubrey King Mosman Park 7 29 Andrew Sproul – Ray Jepp Murdoch University 8 19 Brad Douglas – Terry Clark Wembley 9 30 Geoff Warhust – Ray Jepp Hamersley Carine 10 18 Ray Jepp – Pat O’Dwyer Mosman Park NOMINATIONS FOR THE GREATEST PERFORMANCES IN THE CLUB HISTORY 11 TROPHY WINNERS 1st XI (3rd Grade) 1st XI Best & Fairest 1st XI Batting Aggregate George W Prince 249 runs 1st XI Batting Average Wayne Rideout 33.57 1st XI Bowling Aggregate Val Steenholdt 18 wickets 1st XI Bowling Average Stephen J Melville 13.21 1st XI Fielding 2nd XI (5th Grade) 2nd XI Best & Fairest 2nd XI Batting Aggregate Phil Holman 260 runs 2nd XI Batting Average Stuart Rankin 30.4 2nd XI Bowling Aggregate Alex Weir 25 wickets 2nd XI Bowling Average Allan Burrough 11.19 2nd XI Fielding 3rd XI (7th Grade) 3rd XI Best & Fairest 3rd XI Batting Aggregate Andrew Sproul 129 runs 3rd XI Batting Average Hamish Ch'ng 25.67 3rd XI Bowling Aggregate Andrew Sproul 25 wickets 3rd XI Bowling Average Andrew Sproul 14.44 3rd XI Fielding Perpetual Best Clubman Allan Burrough Coaches Award The 'Russell Kingdon' Presidents Trophy Best All Round Cricketer Stephen J Melville Most Improved Best Future Prospect Best 1st Year Player The 'Brett McGregor' Most Determined to Succeed Wood Duck Aubrey King Club Trip Medallion Life Membership not awarded Association Award Winners WASTCA 3rd Grade Fielding Tom Morgan 12 CLUB ACHIEVEMENT Grade Winners: Club Championship None Position Finished: ? Points : ? Premierships: None 13 HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE SEASON ALL GRADES WKT RUNS BATSMAN GRADE OPPONENT 1 51 Kevin Curgenven – Rod Hays 5th Grade WACAE 2 101 Andrew Randles – George Prince 3rd Grade WAIT 3 131 Trevor Goddard – Stephen Melville 3rd Grade Teachers 4 61 Hamish Ch’ng – Neville Meade 7th Grade WAIT 5 43 John Trueman – Phil Holman 5th Grade Bassendean 6 106 Phil Holman – Stuart Rankin 5th Grade WACAE 7 32 Wayne Rideout – Ron Goddard 3rd Grade Tuart Hill 8 87 Wayne Rideout – Brad Douglas 3rd Grade Tuart Hill 9 30 Geoff Warhust – Ray Jepp 7th Grade Hamersely Carine 10 69 Robert Pulley – Val Steenholdt 3rd Grade Macabbi 23 MILESTONES GAMES WICKETS RUNS CATCHES 24 .
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