40Th Annual Report

ADELAIDE TURF CRICKET ASSOCIATION

INCORPORATED

40th l Ì Annual Report and Balance Sheet

To be presented at the Annual General Meeting held on

11 September 1972 ADELAIDE TURF CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED

President: A. T. Marlow, Esq. Vice -Presidents: Rev. J. S. C. Miller, Mr G. B. Bean, Canon W. R. Ray, Mr E. N. Pfitzner, Father Wallace, Brother Columbanus Pratt. Chairman: D. T. Bartlett, Esq. Honorary Secretary: G. L Hayman, Esq. Honorary Treasurer. J. W. Hull, Esq. Hon. Assistant Secretary: G. T. Goulter, Esq. Executive Committee: Messrs D. T. Bartlett (Chairman), C. W. Britton, K. J. K. J. Duke, M. J. Doley, G. T. Goulter, G. L. Hayman, J. W. Hull, N. W. Jones, J. M. Paech, D. O. Richardson, L. B. Taylor, R. A. Vianello. Honorary Auditor&. Messrs Thomas, Sara, Macklin & Co. Honorary Life Members. Dr W. A. Pryor, Messrs H. V. Millard, M. M. Powell, `A. T. Marlow, J. F. Carne Honorary Members: Messrs J. Gunn, G. Manuell, A. F. Cocks, A. Tomkins, A. F. Statton, K. N. Webb.

Player Life Members: Messrs S. H. Arthur, R. Andrews, D. T. Bartlett, B. F. Birch, E. S. Brown, D. Brewster, C. W. Britton, L. B. Burnett, J. F. Carne, W. F. K. Cole - batch, B. N. Copley, K. P. Copley, P. A. Dalwood, K. W. Dale, M. J. Doley, K. J. Duke, B. G. Dodd, J. M. Dixon, W. E. Dohnt, K. E. Edwardes, Dr M. M. Evans. Messrs W. J. M. Ewing, R. E. Ewens, F. C. Franckom, C. D. Fielder, J. E. Foote, P. C. Greenham, D. L. Hackett, T. L. Harris, K. G. Hammond, W. J. Handby, K. A. Hawkes, P. B. Hartshorne, A. W. L. Hayward, F. J. M. Hogarth, J. A. Hough, J. W. Hull, L. H. Holden, N. W. Jones, N. W. Keen, T. E. Klose, R. H. Kearsley, G. C. Laycock, L. Letcher, E. R. Lewis, A. T. Marlow, R. W. Morby, H. Milton, M. G. Myers, P. McB. Murray, K. McCarthy, L M. C. McDonald, R. Mackay, A. E. Norman, B. Neill, A. M. Olsson, K. G. Plummer, M. J. Perryman, S. Robinson, P. Robins, J. A. Rawes, B. H. Richard- son, A. F. Smith, H. Toy, L. B. Taylor, R. J. Tiver, M. M. Wellington, M. B. Williams, A. C. Wyatt, A. W. J. Wyatt, H. F. Walker, A. L. Waters, R. J. Wright, A. W. P. Whimpress. Pull Members: W. J. M. Ewing, K. A. Hawkes, G. C. Laycock, G. A. Twiss, J. M. Paech, E. R. Lewis, W. F. K. Colebatch, J. M. Dixon, R. H. Warburton, b. M. Young, J. T. Gunn, R. Homer, A. W. L. Hayward, D. L. Davidson, D. E. Rossiter, D. F. Young, B. M. Chambers, H. Burton, S. Lane (SPOC). E. S. Brown, P. McB. Murray, D. Fraser, Dr. D. Beard, Messrs R. Helier, L. Lap- thorne, G. Mead, D. Richardson (Sturt). J. J. Pywell, G. B. Dodd. D. K. Henry, N. Reed, D. L. Hackett, R. Hewitt, J. O. Hewitt, J. A. Rawes, R. Roxby, P. Hearne, E. T. Powell (Clarence Park). Dr R. Burnett, Messrs K. Dale, F. A. Beer, P. B. Hartshorne. G. Noble, H. Coggins, B. Critchley, S. Shepherdson, R. A. Vianellq .(Brighton). D. L Davies, E. A. Norman, M. G. Perry, M. G. Fuller, Dr R. }tearlman, Messrs R. S. Blake, D. R. Smith, R. C. Johnston, R. W. Waters, C. Forest (PAOC). S. W. Wellington, M. M. Parker, D. N. Litchfield, G. L. Hayman, W. R. Dohnt (Burnside). L. W. Pengilly, L. Kempster, J. S. Bickle, D. Looker, J. Hicks (Payneham): H. F. Walker, T. E. Klose, E. Easton, F. A. Brown, M. Myers (Myers). E. A. Baker, J. A. Lindner, J. Rodda (Richmond). R. Payne, W. A. Green (Savings Bank).. R. D. Hughes, C. O'Connor, W. Moyle; R. E. Ewens, K. L. Jones '(Edwardstown). R. Hank (Baulderstone). C. Baxter; E. Fry (Grange). J. Ormsby, R. McMillan (Glenelg). F. Emsley, P. D. Cocker, A. McLean, W. J. Bolton (Kilburn). J. Grose, I. G. Holliday, P. Parkinson (Kensington). R. McLennan, B. A. Gates, H. J. S. Pearson (Elizabeth District). G. Penman, E. Mulligan, R. D. C. Alexander, J. Younger (POS). B. Kavanagh .(SHOC). P. Robin, J. Cook, A. V. Cook, D. Penhall, M. Stow -Smith, R. Fricker, R. Hall, K. G. Horsnell (KOCA). C. Fielder (H &G). K. G. Hocking (WREI). Miera, A. L. Bigg (Com. Bank). J. W. Hull (Henley). T. J. Shanahan (Old Ignatians). K. L Berndt (Teachers' Colleges). J. Bridgeman, W. B. Carman, N. W. Keen, D. Overall, R. Coleman, G. Ruxton, D. Rodger, L. Sinkinson, A. J. Cannell, M. J. Ryan, D. Morrison, R. Harding, R. Lee, A. Jackson (umpires).

T ANNUAL REPORT 1971 -2 I have pleasure in presenting the Fortieth Annual Report of Adelaide Turf Cricket Association Incorporated. It is a record of a season in which our Association continued to expand, while the standard of cricket played under its control produced interesting games despite the unusually wet season. The Tuif Association had in excess of 100 teams and, it is with nostalgia that I look back over the years that I have been your secretary. The first report of this style was undertaken in 1961, and a point stressed then was, 'a closer liaison between the S.A.C.A. and A.T.C.A. regarding the promotion of cricket'. The A.T.C.A. for the past two years has had a delegate (without voting power) on the S.A.C.A. cricket committee, and I feel sure this has helped both Associations to appreciate the efforts of each other in the promotion of the game. The A.T.C.A. members were very disappointed that the S.A.C.A. ground and finance committee saw fit to refuse the S.A.C.A. cricket committee's recommendation that the A.T.C.A. be given full delegate rights. Members must remember that the Adelaide Turf, as the largest Turf Association in S.A., must cooperate with the S.A.C.A., in fact all associations, for the concrete benefit of all cricket. The association continued the Inter -Association game with the Victorian Sub -District C.A., participated in the Gillette Cup Competition, and also played a one -day game against the New Zealand Waikato Touring Side. All these Inter- Association games must help to increase the interest and standard of our cricket. A full report of the games is included in this report. The Association commenced a Junior Colts Saturday Morning Competition, and this competition should be even stronger this coming season, after a few minor problems that can be remedied in the coming season. This grade should be an opportunity for juniors to play good competitive cricket, as they unfortunately are not playing at school. The Cricket Union of S.A. invited the A.T.C.A. to compete in the Under 13 Inter- Association competition for the Geo. Dickinson Shield, and I have pleasure in advising that the lads won this shield. Full details are included in this report. The finals are usually the important part for any team, and it is not the usual practise to itemize any particular grade or individual. But I feel sure all members of this Association congratulate Bob Marrett, of Payneham Al, for the outstanding bowling performance in their final; a hat trick in his first over, then finished with the whole ten wickets. Truly a remarkable performance. Congratulations Bob. The Adelaide Turf is indebted to all business houses who helped in sponsoring, and subsidised our official programme, and we thank the Commonwealth Banking Organization, Rowe and Jarman Sports Store, South British Insurance Co, Beaurepaire Tyre Service, S.A. Brewing Co and Fullers Directory for their assistance.

General Administration As most members are aware the association will again this season have in excess of 100 teams, and while officials are pleased with this continued growth and the enthusiasm to play turf cricket, it must be fully realised that this urge to play turf cricket has caused many problems in administration. Remembering the association is run on a honorary basis and bearing in mind these added problems, the Executive Committee submitted a reconstructive administrative pattern. This system was accepted by the Management Commit- tee after a few minor alterations, resulting in a system where your Executive Committee will have the full responsibility of promoting and managing the Asso- ciation. This will necessitate the full cooperation and support of all clubs.

3 Management Committee meetings were held regularly during the season, and the following dubs were absent on:

1971 SEPT 13, A.G.M. Adelaide, Edwardstown, P.O.S., Myer, Grenfell Mail. OCT 4, Elders -GM, S.P.O.C., Tubemakers. NOV 1, Elizabeth D.st, K.O.C.A., Myer, P.O.S. DEC 6, Elders -GM, Flinders Uni., Myer, Old Ignatians, Woodville North. 1972 FEB 7, Flinders Uni., Para Hills, S.H.O.C., W.R.E.I. FEB 28 Flinders Uni., Myer, Para Hills, P.O.S. MARCH 27 Bank of Adelaide, Commonwealth Bank, East Torrens, F1:nders Uni., Glenelg, Myer, Old Ignatians, Old Scotch, P.O.S., Prospect, S.H.O.C.

I would like to thank all the hard working officials of the Association for their continued assistance and service during the season. The Association is indebted to: the President, Mr A. T. Marlow; the Chairman, Mr D. T. Bartlett; the Treasurer, Mr J. W. Hull; the Assistant Secretary, Mr G. T. Goulter; Acting Treasurer, Mr C. W. Britton; the Hon. Auditors, Messrs Thomas, Sara, Macklin and Co.; The Publicity Officer, Mr S. W. Wellington; members of the Executive Committee, Mr K. J. Duke, Mr M. J. Doley, Mr N. W. Jones, Mr D. O. Richard- son, Mr L. B. Taylor, Mr J. M. Paech, Mr R. A. Vianello, who all played an important part in management of the Association.

Sub -Committees

The Turf Association have been fortunate over the seasons, to have so many competent members prepared to assist on various sub -committees. The Association is indebted to the following members who have played their part in our complex administration. Oval: Messrs Eric Baker, Norm Jones, Bob Ewens, Keith Duke; Permit: Messrs Chas Britton, Malcolm Doley, Rob Cole, Ken Berndt; Selection: Messrs Don Hackett, Jack Hull, John Younger; Umpires: Messrs John Carne, Gerry Coulter, Horrie Ryan, Gordon Ruston; Finance: Messrs Jack Hull, Bill Ewing, Don Young, Don Hackett. The Association Executive Committee is naturally the most important committee, and surely next season will be expected to have a more important role to perform. The Executive met on ten occasions during the season and attendances were as follows: Messrs D. T. Bartlett 9, G. L. Hayman 10, J. W. Hull 8, J. M. Paech 9, L. B. Taylor 8, N. W. Jones 9, C. W. Britton 9, G. T. Goulter 10, M. J. Doley 8, K. J. Duke 6, R. A. Vianello 8, D, O. Richardson 8. Members should appreciate the assistance given to the Association by all these officials, so that players can enjoy pleasant and competitive cricket. As I have mentioned, the Association will be managed by the newly accepted administration pattern, but probably very few realise the number of hours the Administration Sub -Committee gave in the past two years formulating and revising the Constitution and Rules. The Association owes a debt of gratitude to this sub -committee: Messrs Don Bartlett, Jack Hull, Jeff Pywell and Michael Paech. The Association has many varied forms for clubs to fill in and few realise the importance of these to the Administration. Punctuality and clarity eases the burden of officials, and probably the clubs' treasurers' accounts. So during the coming seasons we look for 100 per cent effort and support from clubs.

4 New Admissions The Adelaide Turf admitted ten new teams to the competition in season 1971 -72, and we congratulate clubs on their efforts in promotion of turf cricket. New clubs admitted were Walkerville (Grade A7), Para Hills (A8), while Elizabeth District (A8), S.H.O.C. (A8), Savings Bank of S.A. (A8), Flinders Uni (A8), Payneham (A9), Royal Park (A9), Kilburn (A9) and Grenfell Mail (A9) fielded extra sides. The report shows their success, and we look for further progress and cooperation in the new season.

Umpires Association The Adelaide Turf Cricket Umpires' Association continues to play an important part in our progress. The past season, under Mr Gordon Ruxton as coach, showed that umpires in general did strive to raise the standard of umpiring, and we all look rather optimistically for continued improvement. The Association is indebted to Gordon Ruxton for his effort as coach, and trust that the general improvement in umpiring will compensate for the time and effort given during the season. The committee and Messrs John Carne, President, Morrie Ryan, Chairman, Hedley Norsworthy, Hon. Secretary, Alan Cannell, Minte Secretary, continued their good work, and it is very important that the both Associations work closely together for the general improvement of cricket. The A.T.C.U.A. Shield donated for competition in Grade A8 was won by Para Hills (Gold Section) and Adelaide (Green Section), and Premiership certificates were presented to the clubs by the Umpire's Association President, Mr John Carne. The umpires held a social at the completion of the season, and from the response by members this will be repeated in the coming season. Mr Max O'Connell kindly consented to be guest speaker for this evening, and we thank Max for his support and assistance. It is with regret and sadness I report the death of one of the umpires, Mr Jack Wordley. The late Jack Wordley, an Honorary Life Member of A.T.C.U.A., was one of our earlier umpires, and we extend our sympathy to his family in their sad loss.

Inter -Association Games The A.T.C.A. were guests of the Victorian Sub -District Cricket Association during the Christmas period, and played a match at Brighton Oval. As the scores indicate, the V.S.D.C.A. were a far better s'de and we extend our congratulations to John Harmer and his team. The host club, Brighton Cricket Club, provided excellent oval facilities and amenities for this game and our special thanks to all concerned in making the visit so pleasant. The V.S.D.C.A. won the toss and batted on a perfect wicket, and at the end of the first day, compulsory closure, declared at seven wickets for 322, with W. King making a very sound 107. Bob Marrett's effort of 5/118 off 33 overs was A.T.C.A.'s most outstanding of the game. The A.T.C.A. team was quietly confident that they could make the runs, but an early collapse and the game was over. Full marks to John Salvado for his 4/36 from 16 overs. The A.T.C.A. 0 /105 in the second innings, should have been in the first effort, but not to be, and full congratulations to V.S.D.C.A. The turf side had quite a number of young players and it is hoped that they will all gain experience from this game. I would like to thank John Younger, captain, Gerry Goulter, scorer, and Mike Paech for their help on the trip.

5 A trophy donated by the Turf Association was presented to Billy King for his performance as the best for V.S.D.C.A. Full match details of game are included in this report.

Gillette Cup Competition The S.A. Cricket Association in conjunction with Gillette Australia Pty Ltd, invited the A.T.C.A. to compete in this competition, and the Turf Association played East Torrens in a semi -final, at Woodville Oval. East Torrens easily defeated the A.T.C.A. side and a full report of the match is included in this report. The Association congratulate East Torrens, and thank Woodville Cricket Club for a very good wicket. The Association is indebted to S.A.C.A. and the Gillette company for the opportunity to play in this competition and look to the coming season with the hope of perhaps a successful game.

Waikato Touring Team

The A.T.C.A. played a one -day game against the touring Waikato team and won an interesting game. Results are included in this report. The Waikato, New Zealand, Tourists played a series of matches in South Australia, and we thank the organizers Messrs 7 om Harry and Bob Waters for the opportunity to play this New Zealand team. To make any game of this nature a success, the Association needs the support of clubs, members and above all the ladies. I would Eke to thank all who helped to make this game a success. I must extend a special thanks to the committee of S.P.O.C. Cricket Club for their generous use of oval and facilities, that made this game such a success. As the manager of the games, I would like to think that the Association, one day, will have all members keen to represent their Association.

Publicity

The Adelaide Turf over the past years has worked for the establishment of a solid publicity coverage of our Association affairs and results. To the many people over these past fourteen seasons who have contributed to this important aspect of our Association, we as a whole, owe a debt of gratitude.

Gratitude The past two seasons the Association has been fortunate to have Steve Wel- lington to carry on this very important position, and his liaison of press and radio coverage, carried out very efficiently and successfully, is very much appreciated. Many thanks Steve, and trust you have gained some consolation and enjoy- ment in the success you have achieved. The Sunday Mail again gave the Association splendid coverage of results of all grades, and naturally is appreciated by the large following of 120 teams. Our thanks to Mr David Capell, Sporting Editor, and staff of the Sunday Mail. The sponsored session on Radio 5AD is still proving a very popular session with all clubs. This session is made possible by the courtesy of the Commonwealth Banking Corporation who sponsor this Saturday even.ng session. The Executive and A.T.C.A. members thank them for their continued support. To Messrs Murray Tippett and Tony Pilkington of Radio 5AD our thanks for the cooperation and help.

6 The Association is also indebted to Mr Jim Miers for his work, in respect to the sponsoring. The News and Advertiser through their sporting editors, Messrs Geoff Roach and Mery Agars, and staff gave the many supporters adequate information on the affairs of the Association. Mr Malcolm McDonald of A.B.C. we also thank for the interest and coverage of our Association affairs. A few calculations will establish the work that has been achieved by the publicity officer, and on behalf of all Association members, I thank Steve Wellington for his part in our progress. All who played some part in our drive to be recognized as an important cog in the promotion and improvement of cricket: to clubs, editors, sporting writers, announcers and all individuals of A.T.C.A., our sincere thanks.

Social Affairs The social side of the Association is fast becoming an established section of Association affairs, and the evenings held during the season are very encour- aging to the Executive. The Association dinner again was held at the Tonsley Hotel, and a record number of both past and present members had a very enjoyable evening. The Adelaide Turf was again fortunate to have Sir Donald Bradman as our special guest, and during the evening he presented Mr Harold Walker, of Myer Cricket Club, with his Player Life Member certificate. We thank Sir Donald for his interest in this association. Mr Terry Jenner was our guest speaker, and we thank Terry for his interesting talk. The annual Presentation Social was again held at the Sturt Club, and a crowd in excess of 200 attended, and all shields and trophies were presented. This social is becoming a problem, as our numbers outgrow the capacity of various venues, A good problem though? Messrs Les Favell, special guest Mery Powell, John Carne, Life Members, Keith Duke (Vice -Chairman) and Jeff Pywell (donor A9 Shield) all played an important part in the success of the presentations, and we thank them for their interest. The following list of Premiers and Trophy winners, and the various donors, indicate the growth and interest in Adelaide Turf. To the successful clubs, captains and committees we as an Association extend our congratulations, and also thank the donors for their interest. A Junior Colts Social was held at the Amateur Football House, and with over 100 lads plus parents and managers attending, resulted in a successful evening. Special guests Messrs Barry Jarman and John Causby spoke and presented trophies, and we are grateful and appreciative of their interest. The `Harold Camp' Shield was presented to Grange Navy team, premiers, by the A.T.C.A. chairman, Mr Don Bartlett, who also spoke of the great work that the late Mr Harold Camp had achieved for Junior Cricket. The Grange Cricket Club donated the shield in recognition of Harold's effort for the Grange Cricket Club and the Juniors in the district. The Junior Colt grade should continue to expand as clubs find the benefit of this grade. To help eliminate the age gap between the junior and our normal grades, the Association proposes to start a Senior Colts grade for lads under the age of 16 on 1st October.

Trophies The following trophies were presented: Harold Camp Shield: Grange (Navy), K. Matthews, Captain; Batting: (W. Ewing Trophy) B. Freeman, Sturt; Bowling: (E. Powell Trophy) P. Myers,

7 Grange (Blue). Special Trophies: (A. Marlow Trophy) A. White, Grange (Navy); (N. Keen Trophy) B. Harrison, Woodville; (E. Norman Trophy) R. Manuel, Woodville. The Association congratulates all trophy winners and thanks the donors for their support. The list of trophy donors is a true indication of interest shown by some of the past and present stalwarts of Adelaide Turf. The Execu- tive Committee will be pleased to receive offers of trophies for the Colt Grades. If we are to really foster Turf cricket then surely we have a duty to the young up- and -coming cricketers. If we fail in the effort to help, encouurage and teach them, then surely we fail in our duty to the game.

Premiership Winners

Grade Shield Premiers Captain Hon. Seatta,, AI Pryor Payneham L. Raymond K. Duke A6 Manuell Old Scotch A. Fuller M. Kidman A3 Millard Savings Bank of S.A. R. Roberts R. Roberts A4 Powell Elizabeth District L. Tinpay R. Mel ennan AS Acraman Postal Institute D. Ogden D. Ogden A6 Marlow Royal Park K. Miles D. Bowen A7 Klose -Webb Walkerville B. Mesecke O. Sergeant AS (Gold) A.T.C.U.A. Para Hills F. Jones E. Kirby AS (Green) Adelaide F. Pub G. Seymour A9 Pywell Woodville South J. Torneo A. Grindley

Trophy Winners PRESIDENTS TROPHIES (donated by A. T. Marlow, Esq.): Batting: Grade AI - I. Horsey, Kilburn Bowling: Grade AI - A. Frost, Tea Tree Gully

A.T.C.A. TROPHIES Batting Bowling ('Dick Hodge' Trophy) A2 J. Morgan. P.O.S. A2 K. Foureur, Woodville North A3 B. Munro, Richmond A3 J. Edge, Richmond A4 G. Quirke, Marion A4 J. Harland, Burnside AS J. Piszczyk, M. and H. AS R. Alston, Flinders Park AS A. Grindley, Woodville South AS P. Greenham, Clarence Park A7 I. Holliday, Kensington A7 B. Mesecke, Walkervie AS (Gold) P. Klenig, Para Hilts AS (Gold) C. Bockland, Woodville AS (Green) R. Montgomerle, Grenfell Mail AS (Green) D. Carver, KOCA A9 R. Lee, Richmond A9 J. Gregg, Payneham

FIELDING TROPHIES J. U. JANTKE TROPHY (Grades Al - AS) - B. Munro, Richmond A.T.C.A. TROPHY (Grade A9) -T. Glamais, Grenfell Mail.

SPECIAL TROPHIES COLIN FORREST JUNIOR TROPHIES - Most Promising Juniors: M. Fanning, S.P.O.C.: G. Thomson, Elizabeth District.

The report shows the A2 bowling aggregate as the 'Dick Hodge Trophy', and perhaps an explanation for the new clubs may help all to appreciate this trophy.

8 Dick Hode, a 50 plus year old `youngster' played A2 cricket for Elders -GM, and in his seven seasons recorded the amazing figures of 603 wickets at an average of 9.8. Dick still holds the Association record of 107 wickets at 9.2 average.

Membership Following the creation of player life membership, and the granting of certificates to recognise 15 years playing membership of the Association, we find that a total of 75 have qualified this honor. It has always been the earnest desire of the Executive to foster the contact between members and the officers of the Association, and with the steady increase of player life and full members, this desire has been fulfilled, as a check through the memberships and the various sub -committees indicate. Messrs J. M. Paech, S.P.O.C.; N. W. Keen, Colonel Light Gardens; M. J. Doley, A. M. Olsson, P.A.O.C.; R. J. Tiver, K. G. Hammond, J. E. Foote, Railway; have all qualified for player life membership and will be presented with certificates in the coming season.

Obituary It is with profound regret that we record the death of Mr George Manuel. The late George Manuel, an honorary member, donor of Grade A2 Shield, was a popular and interested member of our Association, and prior to his death was honored by Her Majesty in the New Year Honours. We extend to his family our deepest sorrow in their sad loss.

Conclusion The Association continues to become more popular each season, with applications from established hard wicket, and also newly formed clubs, all with the ambition to play Turf Cricket. This coming season we have applications from 16 new teams. This upsurge of interest in Turf cricket, plus the provision of Colt grades, will give officials many more problems, but the new administration pattern will be an advantage to control and solve the problems quicker and more efficiently. The main project this season must surely be to consolidate and promote the Junior Grades. The Executive Committee will give favorable consideration to any affiliated club who should wish to sponsor a primary school team in the Junior Colt grade. Enthusiasm for this grade of cricket is at an all time high, but unfortunately standards in all grades are not high. Surely then, there is an urgent need for all cricket administrators and enthusiasts to do some little extra for the benefit of the game. Junior coaching schools held for number of years, which had to be discon- tinued in the past two seasons through lack of wickets available, have had very satisfying results. As we look through S.A.C.A. District teams many names come to mind as Juniors who received coaching by the Turf panel, but the most satisfying was the selection of Jeff Hammond for the tour of England. Jeff attended the classes as a Junior, and we wish him a most satisfying tour. Members may find interesl'ng that Ian Chappell also played Turf Cricket in his early days of cricket. Many of the older members can recall Ian playing with his father, Martin Chappell. Naturally our best wishes are with Ian and his team in their quest for the Ashes. As we look back over the years we realise the growth of this Association is a tribute to all the hard working club officials, and this is noticeable in the number of multiple teams that are affiliated at present.

9 I think it is worth mentioning that the present chairman, Don Bartlett, and I came into office in 1957 -58 with a total of 32 teams (today 124) and a few extras that have been achieved while Don has been chairman of the Execu- tive indicate some of the growth: Annual Report (as presented), Association Constitution, Association By -Laws, comprehensive publicity coverage, listening delegate on S.A.C.A. Cricket Committee, sponsored radio session, copies of Minutes and Circulars to all clubs, formation of Player Life and Full Member- ship, Certificates for Premiership and Player Life, Regular Inter -State games, participation in Gillette Cup competition, Colts cricket, coaching classes, regular Executive Committee meetings, annual dinner and presentation social, Associa- tion caps and ties, revised administration control, recognition by S.A.C.A. Cricket Committee. All these have been accomplished without interference to the promotion of the club games, but let us not forget all who sat on various sub -committees to help formulate these added facilities. Season 1972 -73 will no doubt be a record year with the additions of new teams, and to all members I wish a happy season. Now we have developed to this stage, let us not procrastinate, but surely work for the benefit of Turf Cricket. In the general routine of organizing the large number of teams during busy seasons, it is fairly important to the members not to overlook the important target which we set ourselves in 1961. I refer to the establishment of our own Association Headquarters, referred in our balance sheet as oval development.

Appreciation In addition to the acknowledgements made in this report I wish to record the gratitude of members and myself to: the President, Vice -Presidents, Honorary Life, Honorary Player Life and Full Members, for their interest. The Chairman and all members of the Executive Committee, and Chas Britton as Acting Treasurer while Jack Hull is overseas, for their activities. Messrs Darby Munn, Neil Blundell and staff of S.A.C.A. for their courteous assistance. Mr Lindsay Taylor for his assistance as Minute Secretary. Messrs Jack Hull, Chas Britton, Mike Paech and Gerry Goutter for their assistance in copying minutes and circulars. The Auditors, Messrs Thomas, Sara, Macklin & Co, and particularly Mr Bruce Edwards and his staff. To all who made the Inter -Association games so successful with their assistance and cooperation. V.S.D.C.A. officials, Brighton Cricket Club, Melbourne Cricket Club, and Mr Geo Hele for the visit to M.C.C. Cricket Museum. Messrs Don Bartlett, Jack Hull, Jeff Pywell, Mike Paech for their work on administration sub -committee. Mr John Guy for his help with the Association Certificates. All wives and friends of our officials for their tolerance and understanding. Mr Doug Richardson for his assistance to Steve Wellington. My employers, Messrs Ron and Treth Muggleton for their continued consideration. Mr Gordon Ruxton for his effort as A.T.C.U.A. coach. All clubs and committees for the use of grounds and facilities for our major rounds. Finally to my wife, for without her help and cooperation to the Association and myself, I would be unable to continue as Secretary.

G. L. HAYMAN, Adelaide, 31st July, 1972 Honorary Secretary

10 CHAIRMAN'S REPORT Once again it is my pleasure on behalf of the Executive Committee to mention some of the highlights of the past cricketing season and our hopes for the future. We are looking forward to an exciting year with many new teams with turf wickets applying for affiliation. The administration this year has been streamlined to cope with our many problems associated with a rapidly expanding Association. All clubs have the opportunity to nominate delegates or members to our 10 man executive and for positions as office bearers of the Association. The Executive has been increased to enable clubs to have more opportunities to elect members and only the Secretary and Treasurer will automatically be added to the 10 man Executive. Keen and capable administrators are required from the clubs to help run the Association smoothly with the additional duties under the new by -laws. Last season a very successful colts competition was played on Saturday mornings. We will be expanding these activities this season and a special sub- committee has already had two meetings with the Junior Union of S.A. The S.A.C.A. has again included our State side in the Gillette Cup semi- finals and another interstate match with the V.S.D.C.A. is assured with the possibility of an under 23 junior team playing locally or interstate. The willingness of club officials to prepare their ovals for the final series was again appreciated. Edwardstown facilities and assistance made the Al grand final a great success. Special thanks to the ladies committee for providing afternoon tea on both Saturdays. As the Association expands the same honorary office bearers accept cheerfully the added responsibilities thrust upon them. Gordon Hayman with Mrs Hayman's help continues to give magnificent service to the executive, delegates and players. Cricket is Gordon's life and the Association owes him a tremendous debt of gratitude for the cheerful way he handles the many complex problems on our behalf. Gerry Goulter is a very capable assistant for Gordon and journeys down from Elizabeth for all our meetings. Steve Wellington again was a very energetic publicity officer. Jack Hull a very experienced executive member over a long period was again treasurer and by Massie's performances in England Jack while on long service leave has obviously caught up with the Australian fast bowler and been most helpful. The Association is greatly indebted to Gordon's employers, Ron and Treth Muggleton. They are very keen sportsmen and have always shown a lot of interest in our activities. The 1971 -72 season promises to be another great cricketing year for our Association. While wishing all - players and officials -a successful and enjoyable summer I would remind all club administrators to study the new by -laws care- fully and assist the executive to make the streamlining of Association operations a success. TREASURER'S REPORT It is regretted that this year we must report a deficit of $61. While the deficit is reported as $61 it must also be realised that an amount of $300 was transferred from our Provision for Touring Expenses to assist in offsetting the cost of $692 in sending our Association team to Melbourne. It has been apparent in recent seasons that rising costs have been catching up on us and this situation culminated during the 1971 -72 season. Although the financial position of the Association is sound, it can only remain so if we continue to at least meet our expenses from income received from season to season, and in fact, if the Association is to continue to progress and proceed with development plans, we must be able to set aside amounts into our Provision accounts. It therefore appears that for the first time for 6 years it will be necessary for fees to be increased for the ensuing season. I submit this report as Acting Treasurer over the last 3 months, during the absence overseas of our Honorary Treasurer, Jack Hill. C. W. Britten, Acting Honorary Treasurer

11 ADELAIDE TURF CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED Statement of Income and Expenditure for the year ended 31 May 1972 1971 $ Income $ $ 2538 Affiliation Fees 2732 160 Advertising 78' 20 Dividends Received 88 45 Entrance Fees 40 142 Fines 151 248 Interest on Investments 250 80 Members' Subscriptions 81 14 Profit on Sale of Ties 14 212 Registration Fees 232 3459 3666 Less- Expenditure 810 Honoraria 900 3 Insurance 6 - Insurance - Players 27 Match and Touring Expenses $'692 Less Transfer from Provision 267 for Touring Expenses 300 392 935 Printing and Stationery 1135 280 Postage and General Expenses 339 250 Provision for Oval Development 99 Shields and Trophies 131 233 Social Expenses 214 89 Telephone 96 373 Umpires' Payments 487 3339 3727 ($120) DEFICIT (SURPLUS) FOR YEAR $61 Balance Sheet as at 31 May 1972 1971 $ Accumulated Funds $ $ 3113 Balance as at 1 -6 -71 3233 (120) Less Deficit (Surplus) for year 61 $3233 $3172 These Funds are represented by: Current Assets 842 Cash at Bank 149 211 Amount Owing by Affiliated Clubs 61 101 Stock (at Cost) 73 98 Accrued Interest 88 40 Petty Cash 40 1292 411 Investments Shares and Debentures in Listed 3441 Companies (At Cost) 3461 - Government Bonds (At Cost) 500 3441 3%1 4733 4372 Less- Current Liabilities 950 Provision for Touring Expenses 650 550 Provision for Oval Development 550 1200 $3233 $3172 AUDITOR'S REPORT TO MEMBERS We have audited the books, accounts and vouchers of Adelaide Turf Cricket Association Incorporated for the year ended 31 May 1972, and have received all the information and explanations required by us, In our opinion the accompanying Statement of Income and Expenditure and Bá ante Sheet are properly drawn up to as to give a true and fair view of the Association's affairs for the year and the state of affairs as at 31 May 1972 Adelaide, 18 July 1972 THOMAS SARA MACKLIN & CO, Auditors 12 PREMIERSHIP POINTS 1971-2 PREMIERS AND RUNNERS -VP STATISTICS Grade Team Outrigh tat Innings Minor And Position Won Lost Won Lost Drawn Points A AI Payneham Premiers 2 4 4 54 1.30 Grange 'Runners up 0 9 2 54 1.63 A2 Old Scotch *Premiers 3 4 1 63 1.94 Woodville North Runners up 3 5 2 63 1.29 A3 Savings Bank Premiers t 5 2 46 Marston 'Runners up 2 7 2 62 A4 Elizabeth District 'Premiers 3 5 3 60 Burnside Runners up 4 2 2 58 AS Postal Institute Premiers 4 4 3 64 Woodville Rechabite Runners up 2 7 2 62 A6 Royal Park Premien 3 7 1 72 1.18 Old Scotch Runners up 1 8 2 58 A7 Walkervilte 'Premien 4 6 1 76 Old Ignatlans Runners up 3 2 4 45 AS Adelaide Premiers 1 6 1 52 (Green) K.O.C.A. 'Runners up 6 2 2 75 AS Para Hills 'Premiers 7 4 0 94 (Gold) Woodville Runners up 8 2 I 92 A9 Woodville South Premien 1 6 4 46 Woodville North Runners up 2 4 4 47 Junior Colts Grange Navy Premiers 1 3 3 40 Woodville 'Runners up 2 3 1 53 'Minor Permien

Minor Full Brighton 44 54 Minor Full GRADE Al Round Season Marion 48 48 GRADE AS Round Season Paynebam 54 Pr. Tubemakers 41 41 (Green Section) 'Grange 54 R.u. finder. Univ. 28 34 Adelaide 52 Pr. Tea Tree Gully 43 43 Payneharn 22 28 'K.O.C.A. 75 Rai. 24 24 Growls 43 43 W.R.E.I, P.O.S. 66 66 Brighton 43 49 Myer 3 3 S.H.O.C. 56 56 Edwardstown 36 42 Minor Full Grenfell Mail 40 50 W.R.E.I. 30 40 GRADE 5 Round Season Bank Adelaide 40 50 S.P.O.C. 39 39 Marion 47 47 Postal I 64 P.A.O.C. 37 39 =I Pr finders Univ. 29 32 Rec. 62 R.u. Kilburn 33 33 Woodville Pavoeham 31 31 *Flinders Park 74 74 Clarence Park 32 32 Savings Bank 18 21 Richmond 6 6 Bank Adelaide 59 59 (Gold Section) S.P.O.C. 51 57 'Para Hills 94 Pr. Minor Hub. 56 Full Marine A 46 Woodville 92 R.u. GRADE Round T.T. Gully 53 53 Al Season finder, Park 61 61 42 42 'Old Scotch 63 Pr. Rai'way Woodville Sth 56 56 Glenelg 27 33 Woodville Nth 63 R.u. Elizabeth Dist. 38 48 22 22 S.P.O.C. 57 57 Stun Woodville Nth 47 47 12 12 Postal Inst. 53 53 Henley W,R.H.I. 30 40 Teachers Coils 0 6 P.O.S. 44 50 Grange 22 32 Start 44 50 Minor Full Tubemakers 26 26 S.H.O.C. 43 43 Elders-G.M. 10 10 GRADE Af Round Season 33 33 Minor Full Henley Royal Park 72 Pr. 25 31 GRADE A9 Round Season Railway 24 30 Old Scotch 58 R.u. Clarence Park 28 28 'Woodville Sth 72 72 Woodville Sth 46 Pr. 47 Payneham 9 9 East Torre= 48 48 Woodville Nth R.u. Edwardstown 38 48 Grange Minor Full 38 45 31 GRADE A3 Round Season P al Inst. 44 Carence Park 45 51 Savings Bank 46 Pr. Elizabeth Dist. 36 42 Brighton 40 46 'Brighton 62 Lu. Clarence Park 28 38 Marion 40 40 Elizabeth Nth 52 52 Salisbury 28 28 Richmond 25 35 Elders -G.M. 49 49 P.A.O.C. 22 28 Ki burn 33 33 Comm. Bank 45 55 Brighton 22 22 Grenfell Mall 26 32 Old IgnatiaIgnatius., 33 43 Payneham 31 Edwardstown 38 38 Minor Full Royal Park 24 24 GRADE A7 Round Season Prospect 31 37 JUNIOR COLTS Kensington 30 36 'Wakerville 76 Pr. Minor Full P.A.O.C. . 34 34 Old Ignatius 45 R.0 Round Season Richmond 31 31 Grange 69 69 Teacher Colts 27 27 Woodville Rec. 68 68 Grange Navy 40 Pr Kensington 37 47 53 Lu. Minor Full S.P.O.C. 28 40 Grange(Blue 34 34 Glenelg GRADE A4 Round Season Payneham 28 38 34 34 'Elizabeth Dis. 60 Pr. Elizabeth Nth 32 32 Payneham 31 37 Burnside 58 R.u. 35 35 Sturt 33 33 57 57 Royal Park 32 32 Flinders Park 15 13 Grange 56 56 Comm. Bank 22 28 Grange, White 6 12 E.T.S.A. 53 63 Edwardstown 16 16 Denotes Minor Premiers

13 PREMIERSHIP WINNERS FROM 1932 TO 1971 -2

PRYOR SHIELD 1963 -64 Elders G.M. 1970 -71 Carmel Court 1932-33 Hawthorn 1964 -65 K.O.C.A. 1971 -72 Postal Institute 1933-34 1965 -66 Brighton 1934-35 Prince Alfred Coll. 1966 -67 Kelvinator GRADE A6 1935-36 Hawthorn 1967 -68 S.P.O.C. MARLOW SHIELD 1936-37 East Torren, Colts 1968 -69 Grange 1937-38 Hawthorn 1969 -70 Baulderstone *1960 -61 W.R.E.1. 1938-39 Woodville 1970 -71 K.O.C.A. *1961 -62 Edwardstown 1939-40 Goodwood 1971 -72 Old Scotch 1962 -63 Woodville 1939-40 East Torrens 1963 -64 Myer 194031 Payneham 1964 -65 Glenelg GRADE AS 1941-42 St Peters Coll. 1965 -66 Payneham MILLARD SHIELD 1942-43 Sturi 1966 -67 Teachers College 1943-44 Woodville 1956 -57 S.P.O.C. 1967 -68 Grange 1944-45 Woodville 1957 -58 Edwardstown 1968 -69 Elizabeth District 1945-46 G.M: Holden 1958 -59 Burnside 1969 -70 Flinders Uni. 1946-47 Sturt 1959 -60 Kensington 1970 -71 Woodville R'bttes 1947-48 Payneham 1960 -61 W.R.E.1. 1971 -72 Royal Park 1948-49 Brighton 1961 -62 Prospect 1949-50 Sturz 1962 -63 Kilburn GRADE A7 1950-51 Sturt t963 -64 Glenelg KLOSE -WEBE SHIELD 1951-52 Sturz 1964 -65 Savings Bank 1952-53 Sturt 1965 -66 Kelvinator *1962 -63 Payneham 1953-54 Sturt 1966 -67 Brighton *1963 -64 Glenelg Stragglers 1954-55 Myer 1967 -68 East Parade 1964-65 Commercial Bank 1955-56 Sturz 1968 -69 Prospect 1965 -66 Adelaide 1956-57 Myer 1969 -70 W.R.E.I. 1966 -67 S.P.O.C. 1957-58 Brighton 1970-71 Old Scotch 1967 -68 Postal Institute 1958-59 Railway 1971 -72 Savings Bank of S.A. 1968 -69 Bank of Adelaide 1959-60 Brighton 1969 -70 Clarence Park 1960-61 Myer 1970 -71 Flinders Park 1961-62 Brighton GRADE A4 1971 -72 Waikerville 1962-63 Edwardstown POWELL SHIELD 1963-64 Edwardstown 1958 -59 Henley and Grange 1964-65 Brighton GRADE AS 1959 -60 1965-66 Clarence Park A.T.C.U.A. SHIELD 1960 -61 Prospect 1966-67 Brighton 1961 -62 Kilburn 1964 -65 Clarence Park 1967-68 Richmond 1962 -63 R.A.A.F. *1965-66 Kilburn 1968-69 Richmond 1963-64 Henley and Grange *1966 -67 Old ignatian, 1969-70 Kilburn 1964 -65 Prospect *1967 -68 Richmond 1970-71 Payneham 1965 -66 S.A. Rubber Mllls 1968 -69 Elizabeth District 1971-72 Payneham 1966 -67 Richmond 1969 -70 Postal Institute -71 Woodville R'bites 196768 Grange 1970 (Note this year we have GRADE A2 1968 -69 Old Ignatians two sections.) MANUELL SHIELD 1969 -70 Elizabeth North Green Section 1946-47 1970 -7I Woodville North Col. Light Odin 1971 -72 Adelaide 1971 -72 Elizabeth District 1947-48 Clarence Park Gold Section 1948 -49 Sturt No. 1 1971 -72 Para Hills 1949 -50 Col. Light Odns GRADE A5 1950-51 Kelvinator ACRAMAN SHIELD GRADE A9 1951 -52 Myer POWELL SHIELD 1952 -53 Payneham 959 -60 Clarence Park 1953 -54 Glenelg 1960 -61 Glenelg Stragglers *196869 Clarence Park 1954 -55 Payneham 1961 -62 Kilburn 1969 -70 Richmond 1955 -56 Elder, Smith 1962-63 East Parade 4971 -71 Woodville District 1956 -57 Richmond 1963 -64 S.H.O.C. 1971 -72 Woodville South 1958 -59 Edwardstown 1964 -65 Postal institute 1957 -58 Kelvinator 1965 -66 Glenelg JUNIOR COLTS 1959 -60 1966 -67 Grange H. M. CAMP SHIELD 1960 -61 K.O.C.A. 1967 -68 P.A.O.C. *1971 -72 Grange Navy 1961 -62 Kelvinator 196869 Marion 1962-63 Bauldentone 1969 -70 Old Scotch *Denotes Hard Wicket Grade

14 INTER- ASSOCIATION MATCH DETAILS

Adelaide Turf Cricket Association v. Waikato (N.Z.) Invitation XI Caterer Oval, S.P.C., 3 January 1972 Umpires G. Ruston and M. Ryan A.T.C.A. defeated Waikato 7 for 106

Waikato XI K. Watson, Old Scotch 7 C. Webb 42 1. Wells, S.P.O.C. 26 G. Poultney 0 R. Bryan, Old Scotch 45 G. Snell 9 1. Younger (Capt.), P.O.S. not out 64 R. McKinnon 17 B. Harris, Tea Tree Gully 14 I. Dewdney 7 M. Fanning, S.P.O.C. not out 3 T. Irwin Sundries 7 H. Smalley 1 B. McBurney not out 15 W. Bridgeman not out 9 Sundries 9

Total 4 wickets for 166 Total 7 wickets for 106

A.T.C.A. Bowling: O M R W D. Beck, Grange 1 35 - R. Cole, Richmond 8 2 20 1 R. Shaughnessy, C. 9 3 15 3 R. Bryson, Old Scotch 3 14 1 P. Clarke, Clarence Pk 6 1 11 2 1. Younger, P.O.S. 1 - 1 -

Adelaide Turf Cricket Association v. Victorian Sub -District Cricket Association Brighton Oval, Victoria, 28 and 29 December 1971 Victorian Sub -District 7 for 322 defeated A.T.C.A. 125 and 0 for 105 Umpires L. F. Barty and B. Robertson

A.T.C.A.

B. Matthews, Glenelg, c De Bonde W. Goodenough, c Marrett b Clarke 17 b Harmer 16 K. lames, lbw b Marrett 45 K. Watson, Old Scotch, lbw b Salvado 15 P. Marshall, c Harris b Bryson 31 J. Wells, S.P.O.C., c Schonev111e b Salvado 0 W. King, e Younger b Marrett 107 R. Brys -n, Old Scotch, b Salvado 0 J. Harmer (Cape) c Wicks b Marrett 10 J. Younger (Caps), P.O.S., c Goodenough P. De Bonde, c Wicks b Marren 0 b Salvado 5 1. Salvado, c Younger b Marrett 38 B. Harris, Tea Tree Gully, b Harmer 14 R. Bitten not out 30 R. Wicks (Vice- capt.), P.A.O.C., c and b I. Simmonds not out 24 Davis 28 S. Davis (did not bat) M. Fanning, S.P.O.C., c Bitten b Davis 3 P. Schoneville (did not bat) R. Marrett, Payneham, c James b Bitten 25 Sundries 20 P. Clarke, Carence Park, e James b Davis 13 R. Sole, Richmond not out 4 Total 7 wickets for 322 Sundries 2

Total 125 V.S.D.C.A. Bowling: O M R W Second Innings J. Salvado 16 2 36 4 P. Schoneville 9 3 16 - B, Matthews, Glenelg not out 50 L Simmonds 10 3 25 K. Watson, Old Scotch not out 50 J. Harmer 8 24 2 Sundries 5 S. Davis 9.4 3 18 3 R. Bitten 3 2 4 1 Total 0 for 10- 5 W. King won the A.T.C.A. Trophy for the beat D. Beck, Grange, 12th V.S.C.D.A. performance.

A.T.C.A. Bowling: OM R W R. Marrett 33 4 118 5 R. Cole 20 2 69 P. Clarke 12 2 55 1 R. Bryson 20 1 58 1

15 GILLETTE CUP COMPETITION (SEMI-FINAL)

Adelaide Turf Cricket Association v. East Torren, District Woodville Oval, 16 January 1972 Umpires N. Odium and J. Ward East Torrens, 3 for 117 defeated A.T.C.A., 116

East Torre= W. Matthews, Glenelg, b Whatley 5 P. Herbert, not out 68 K. Watson, O. Scotch, c Lambert b Herbert 13 C. Wood, c Younger, b Beck 22 M. Fanning, S.P.O.C., c Damie, b Lambert 13 W. Bevan, lbw b Beck 6 J. Younger (Capt.) P.O.S., b Lambed 36 J. C arke, c and b Whitford 7 B. Harris, stp Wood, b Lambed 12 I. Bradbrook, not out 7 R. Wicks, P.A.O.C. run out 0 Sundries 7 P. Clarke, Clarence Park, b Stratford 10 Total 3 wickets for 117 M. Whitford, Payneham, b Wilton 3 T. Pettey, S.P.O.C., run out 4 D. Beck, Grange, not out 1 R. Cole. Richm'd, c Bradbrook, b Whalley 13 Sundries 6

Total 116

East Torrent Bowling: A.T.C.A. Bowling: O M R W OM R W R. Stratfold a 4 16 1 M. Whitford B 27 1 K. Whalley 7 - 23 2 R. Cote 5.3 - 21 P. Herbert a 2 20 1 P. Clarke 4 27 D. Lambert 8 2 24 3 D. Beck 8 I 15 2 M. Wilton 6 - 27 I T. Pellew 4 - 20 Total oven bowled: 37 Total oven bowled: 29.3 Time: 2 hours 31 minutes Time: 2 hours 4 minutes

16 SEASON PERFORMANCES 1971 -2

BOWLING GRADE Al L. Metzner, Tubemkrs 173 416 8.32 50 B. Critchley, Brighton 166 436 8.7 50 Oven Runs Ave Wkts G. Cahill, Kilburn 110 326 7.0 46 A. Frost, T.T. Gully 268.9 760 7.7 99 I. Katcher, Marion 129 381 8.8 43 R. Marrett, Payneham 175 442 7.25 61 G. House, Grange 165 350 8.33 42 M. Whitford, Payneh'm 163 476 10.3 46 E. Pizzy, Tubemkrs 225 576 13.7 42 A. Dunkeld, W.R.E.I. 167.1 524 11.6 45 W. Oaten, E.T.S.A. 158 367 8.9 41 A. Gibb, Edwardstown 172.6 599 13.4 45 J. Gickle, Payneham 107 371 10.6 35 C. Dewhint, Kilburn 146.6 433 10.3 42 J. Turner, E.T.S.A. Ill 267 8.3 32 J. Nieman, Richmond 136.1 448 10.9 42 K. Fletcher, E.T.S.A. 98.2 291 9.1 32 D. Beck, Grange 161.1 416 10.9 58 I. Morrison, Eliz Dist. 92 411 13.7 30 P. Clirke, Clarence Pk 155 532 15.2 35 R. Lee, Grange 151.7 371 10.5 35 A. Capel, W.R.E.I. 145 384 11.3 34 K. Matthews, Kilburn 113.4 331 10.3 32 GRADE AS P. Battersby, Payneham 109 362 11.3 32 Hockens, P.A.O.C. 119.4 338 10,6 31 Oven Runs Ave Wkb - R. Alston, Flinders Pk 207 439 4.8 91 I. Bartlett, W.R.E.T. 136.3 478 15.9 30 W. Harda Woodville Rech 185 460 8.07 57 GRADE Al M. M. Williams Marine and Harb. 206 620 10.8 57 Overa Runs Ave Wkts G. H:ghley, T.T. Gully 180 435 8.1 54 K. Foureur, R. Pomeroy, Postal 113 329 6.9 52 Woodville North 202.3 432 5.6 77 R. McCard, J. Treloar, Start 147.2 487 7.7 63 Woodville Rech 170 449 8.9 50 L. F. Thompson, T. Gucci, Postal 147 308 7.3 42 Henley 201.6 603 9.5 63 M. Walton, Flind. Pk 132 339 8.26 41 7. Reid, O'd Scotch 181.4 479 7.9 61 G. Jones, Railway 108 353 9.05 39 R. Hall, K.O.C.A. 206.7 574 9.1 61 T. Fuss, T.T. Gully 112 362 9.3 39 B. Kavanagh, S.H.O.C. 203.7 502 8.9 58 R. Kelly, B'k Adelaide 129 437 11.5 38 G. Heard, Old Scotch 150 498 10.8 46 B. Orton G. Ryan, Wdville Nth 127.5 451 10.5 43 Marine and Herb. 134 398 10.7 37 J. M. Paech, S.P.O.C. 94.5 278 6.9 40 D. M. Young, S.P.O.C. 81.5 221 6.5 34 K. Homsnell, K.O.C.A. 141 459 10.9 39 G. Altree, B. Prettejohn, Postal 170 506 12.9 39 Woodvile Rech. 100 289 9.03 32 D. Moore, Railway 126.4 330 9.4 35 W. Stirling B'k Adelaide 81 265 8.8 30 G. Martin, P.O.S. 97.1 332 9.5 35 D. M. Young, S.P.O.C. 100 338 9.1 34 J. Kennedy, S.H.O.C. 108.2 340 10 34 A6 M. Gïkes, Payneham 117 357 10.5 34 GRADE G. Harvey, P.O.S. 78.2 273 8.3 33 C. Hassell, P ^atal Ins. 107 286 9.5 30 Oven Runs Ave Wkts G. Hewitt, Clarence Pk 97.5 322 10.7 30 P. Greenham, Pk 129 487 10.4 47 J. A. Rawer, Clar'ce P. 128.5 384 12.8 30 Clarence 146 349 7.5 46 K. Lovering, Postal In. 109 386 12.9 30 D. Wilsen, Edwardstn I. Wi Hams, E. Torten 131 400 8.8 45 R. Scanlan, Royal Pk 125 316 7.18 44 GRADE A3 A. Grindley, Woodville Sth 128 316 7.7 41 Oven Runs Ave Wkts K. Miles, Royal Park 127 302 7.3 41 B. Tré oar, Postal 102 339 8.5 40 J. Edge, Richmond 191 594 9 66 131 404 10.01 40 R. B. Campian, Royal Pk Renshaw, D. Savings Bank 186 462 9.4 49 Edgecombe, Old Sc ^tch 139.6 591 14.8 40 J. Warland, B. Treverton Com /wealth Bank 159 396 8.2 48 Woodville 5th 126 351 8.7 40 R. Hum, Kensington 149 487 10.5 46 E. P. Mullighan, P.O.S. 92.6 287 7.8 37 G. Hoskin, Edwardst'n 125.4 285 7.3 39 P. Herren, Clarence Pk 112 343 9.5 36 S. Simmons, Prospect 122 426 11.2 38 T. Shepard, Salisbury 103 409 12.3 33 I. Dolling, Teach. Col. 121.4 416 11.8 35 R. Boots, Royal 116 283 8.8 32 B. Ouintrell, Eliz. Dist 129 419 11.9 35 Park G. Weaver, O. Scotch 130 464 14.5 32 K. Mole, E'ders -G.M. 178.2 575 17 34 B. Dempsey, Old 'gnat. 98.5 380 11.9 32 A. B. lolly, Ele. Nth 103 436 13.6 32 J. Gulliver, Savings B'k 99 267 8.6 31 GRADE A7 C. H. Thatcher, Elizabeth Nth 116.4 416 13.8 30 Overs Runs Ave Wkts B. Mesecke, Walk'rville 180 533 8.5 62 T. Anderson, O. !gnat 157 623 11.8 53 GRADE A4 T. Noakes, Royal Park Ill 268 6.3 42 I. B. Burnett, S.P.O.C. 118 382 9.3 41 Oven Runs Ave Wkts Woodville Rech. 123 346 8.9 39 J. Hartland, Burnside 245 627 7.0 89 R. Manning K. Westley, Burnside 205 575 8.6 67 J. Redan, W'dville R. 128 331 8.7 38 R. McLennan J. Miere, Royal Park 132 402 10.5 38 Eizabeth District 188 343 6.35 54 W. Altree, W'dville R. 130 371 10.6 35 G. Thompson P. Role, O. 'gnat. 139 493 14.1 35 Elizabeth Dist. 159 452 8.9 51 T. Monlrles, Kensingtn 82 330 10 33

17 G. Carman, Kensingt'n 129 384 11.6 33 GRADE AS (Green Section) S. Davis, Comm. Bank 126 374 11.8 33 R. Owen, Eliz. Nth 105 327 10.9 30 Overa Runs Ave Wkts D. Carver, K.O.C.A. 182 652 9.3 70 D. Leak, P.O.S. 182 516 9.6 54 GRADE AS (Gold Section) Overs Runs Ave Wkts - Tuckfield, Savings B. 121 437 10.6 41 Oven Runs Ave Wkts R. /Umber, K.O.C.A. 114 393 9.8 40 C. Buckland, Woodville 74 281 6.7 42 G. Howse, Marion 74 283 8.3 34 D. McDonald, W'dvlile 60 188 5.02 37 L. Holmes, Payneham 99 321 9.4 34 R. Rachwal, M. Duggan, P.O.S. 83 234 7.6 31 Woodville Nth. 87 226 6.1 37 D. Howard, Adelaide 86 228 7.6 30 B. McIver, Elders -G.M. 121 444 12 37 R. Rogen. Marlon 76 229 7.6 30 R. Walding L. Arnold, Payneham 83 325 10.6 30 Woodville North 121 353 9.5 37 N. Rosser, Greaten M. 90 348 11.6 30 L. Cummins, Woodville 74 255 7.7 35 O. Sheridan, GRADE A9 Flinders Park 65 166 5.0 33 D. James, Flinders Pk 100 347 10.5 33 Oven Runs Ave Wkts A. Taylor, W.R.E.I. 132 440 13.3 33 7. Gregg. Payneham 169 654 13.1 50 M. Calley, Eliz. Dist. 61 179 5.7 31 L. Howard, Edwardst'n 124 390 10 39 W. Owens, Woodville 76.4 234 7.4 31 M. Russell, Grange 136 396 10.15 39 W. Adderley, W.R.E.I. 87 258 8.3 31 R. Weisman, Grange 163 444 11.7 38 P. Morrison, Eliz. Dist. 99 387 12.9 30 D. Stewart, Royal Park 106 459 14.3 32

BATTING

GRADE AI GRADE A6 Ave. Agg. Inns. Ave. Agg. 7. Honey, Kilburn 16 73 35.8 465 A. W. Grindley, Woodville R. Lee, Grange 15 62 387 South 15 155 57.5 630 G. O'Dea, Edwardstown 14 89 28.25 340 K. Miles, Royal Park 19 73 31.26 469 D. Trowse, P.A.O.C. 10 104 35 315 R. Gates, Elizabeth Dis. 11 139* 45.0 405 R. Wicks, P.A.O.C. 13 69 23.5 306 M. J. Grindley, Woodville South 19 25.9 363 R. A. Pk 17 24.6 GRADE A2 Seth, Clarence 345 D. Ansel!, P.A.O.C. 15 57 23.4 327 P. Henderson, Ions. H.S. Ave. Clarence Au. Park 15 23.3 327 D. J. Morgan, P.O.S. 17 64 34.8 487 K. Lovering, Postal 16 53 25.8 387 A. I. Boume, S.H.O.C. 18 91 22.1 376 R. Bryson, Old Scotch 15 67* 36.4 364 GRADE A7 S. Snider, Woodville Nth 19 75 21.1 360 Inns. 7. Mortimer, Sturt 14 90 26.5 319 H.S. Ave. Agg. K. Watson, Old Scotch 18 54 19.1 305 I. G. Holliday, G. Vivian, Railway 16 59* 21.79 305 Kensington 15 134* 84.2 842 P. Rote, Old Ignatlam 17 85 384 R. Hewitt, Walkerville It 67 36.4 364 GRADE 3 K. Oliver, Edwardstown 16 69 75.5 358 Ave. Agg. B. Perkins, Walkerville 16 45 20.7 332 B. Munro, Richmond 17 77 25 427 P. Coombs, Grange 14 47 24.7 322 R. Renshaw, Savings Bank 19 60 22.5 384 S. Curyer, Walkerville 17 57 17 306 C. Britton, E'den.G.M. 14 118* 28.3 368 Inns. H.S. Ave. Agg. J. Milnes, Savings Bank 17 113* 22.7 364 B. Pittman, Kensington II 105 32 352 M. Matters, Brighton 18 75 17.9 304 GRADE AS A. B. Jolly, Elizabeth Nth 14 53 23.07 300 Inns. H.S. Ave. Agg. GRADE A4 Gold Section P. Kle'nig, Para Hills 14 120 45.6 639 Inns. H.S. Ave. All. C. Buckland, Woodville 16 47 21.3 342 G. Quirke, Marion 13 101 41.4 539 Green Section G. House, Grange 16 57 24.7 371 R. Montgamerie, Grentell N. Dilliway, Burnside 18 84 19.7 356 Mail 16 66 25.18 403 D. Patrick, Elizabeth Dis 16 67 22.6 340 D. Leak, P.O.S. 17 62 24.2 364 1. Bullock, Elizabeth Dis. 17 63* 21.6 316 E. Katsaros, Adelaide 10 99 35.7 322 K. O'Brien, Grange 9 101* 62.8 314 M. Sayer, K.O.C.A. 15 58 21.1 316 No returns from Myer or Flinders University. No return from Flinders University.

GRADE AS GRADE A9

Ave. Agg. Inns. H.S. Ave. Agg. J. Plszczyk, Marine and R. Lee, Richmond 12 101* 111.8 559 Harbour 17 105* 22.9 367 M. Pert, Edwardstown 14 110* 45.1 496 1. Newman, Bank Adel'de 20 80 22.7 341 G. Donisthorpe, Grange 14 82 34.8 418 R. Colwell, Walle Rech 17 90 23.7 314 M. Nordstrom, Edwardst'n 15 108 27.3 408 R. Burrett, Mort 20 62 15.6 312 D. Williams, Payneham 11 116* 37.2 335 B. Smith, W'dvlUe Rech. 14 53* 22 309 J. Anderson, Kilburn 17 94* 24.3 316

18 FIELDING TROPHIES, SEASON 1971 -2

J. U. JANTKE TROPHY- Grades Al to AS (Umpires' Votes)

Points Points B. Munro, Richmond 33 G. Butler, Postal 21 R. Quinn, S.H.O.C. 25 R. Penny, Marine and Harbour 19 K. Croft. Railway 23 W. Fowler, S.P.O.C. 18 1. Phelps, Glenelg 23 J. Bunch, Edwardatown 18 R. Curyer, Burnside 21 R. Hodda, Elizabeth District 18 S. Lane. S.P.O.C. 21 M. Williams, K.O.C.A. 18 R. Sladden, Brighton 21 P. McCarthy, Old Ignatians 18 A.T.C.A. TROPHY -Grade A9 (Captain's Vote) Points Points T. Giamelis, Grenfell Mail 25 A. Morley, Royal Park 23 A. Stewart, Wcodville North 23 J. Martland, Richmond 23 M. Smith, Kilburn 23 D. Joy, Brighton 23 ASSOCIATION RECORDS Batting K. Dale, Brighton, Grade A6, season 1963-64 -1,064 runs, 81.5 average. R. W. Hank, Baulderstone, Grade A2, season 196142 - 1,040 runs, 65.3 average. Bowling Dick Hodge, Elders-G.M., Grade A2, season 1957 -58 - 107 wickets, 9.2 average. Dick Hodge, Elders -G.M., Grade A2, season 1957 -58 - 107 wickets, 9.6 average. Dick Hodge, Elders-G.M., Grade A2, season 1961 -62 -106 wickets, 9.9 average. Don M. Young, S.P.O.C., Grade A7, season 196647 - 101 wickets, 7.6 average. O. J. Nilsen, S.P.O.C. v. Brighton, Grade AS, November 11 and 18, 1969 -128 n.o. and 4 for 39 including Hat Trick.

SPECIAL INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES 1971 -2 BATTING (500 runs minimum) Grade ASg. Ave. Grade Agg Ave. I, Holliday, Kensington A7 842 84.2 A. Grind'ey, Woodville Sth A6 630 57.3 P. ICelnig, Para Hills AS 639 45.6 R. Lee, Richmond A9 559 111.8 (Gold) G. Qulrke, Marion A4 539 41.4 BOWLING (60 wickets minimum) Grade Wkts Ave. Grade Wkts Ave. A. Frost, Tea Tree Gully Al 99 7.7 K. Westley, Burnside A4 67 8.6 R. Alston, Flinders Park AS 98 4.8 J. Edge, Richmond A3 66 9 A7 I. Trainer, Snarl A2 63 7.7 I. Hartland, Burnside A4 89 7.0 L. Thompson, Henley A2 63 9.5 K. Foureur, Woodville Nth A2 77 5.6 B. Meaecke, Wé kerville A7 62 8.5 D. Carver, K.O.C.A. Al) 70 9.3 R. Marren, Payneham Al 61 7.25 (Green) J. Reid, Old Scotch A2 61 7.9 D. M. Young. S.P.O.C. A2 68 7.8 R. Hall, K.O.C.A. A2 61 9.1 AS HAT TRICKS Grade Wkts Runs Grade Wkts Runs R. Marrett, Payneham Al 10 30 final I. Wilkey, East Torrens A6 7 25 5 36 B. Campain, Royal Park A6 5 44 A. Dunked, W.R.E.I. Al 5 17 M. Jones, Old Scotch A6 5 53 6 4 A. Blatcber, Grange AS 6 7 K. Matthews, Kilburn AI 4 36 A. Barnes Old Ignatians A7 6 18 B. Niemann, Richmond AI 3 21 H. Coles, Commwea:th Bank A7 3 21 P. Balfour, Brighton Al 6 29 Gold B. Walton, Brighton Al 4 27 B. Rogers, Woodville AS 7 13 D. Moore, Railway A2 8 37 C. Buckland, Woodville AS 7 28 K. Lovcring, Postal A2 6 25 D. Murphy, Grange AS 6 6 R. Bryson, Old Scotch A2 5 24 D. James, Flinders Park AS 6 12 O. Harvey, P.O.S. A2 3 l N. James, Grange AS 4 23 C. Hollard, P.A.O.C. A3 5 1 C. Richer, Tubemakers AS 4 10 1. Burr, Kensington A3 5 24 Green R. Martin, Elizabeth District A4 S 5 P. Symonds, Adelaide AS 6 40 D. Thiem, Teachers Colleges AS 5 23 G. House, Marion AS 5 14 R. Alston, Flinders Park 45 8 0 R. Rogers, Marion All 5 28 M. Booth, Salisbury A6 5 47 I. Beeby, Ade aide AS 4 4 (4 wkts, 4 balls) R. Kimber, K.O.C.A. AS 3 13

19 CENTURIES

3. Smith, S.P.O.C. Al 169 n.o. B. Pittman, Kensington M 105 A. Grindley, Woodville South A6 155 n.o. I. Piszcyk, Mar. and Harbour M 105 n.o. R. Gates, Elizabeth District A6 139 n.o. R. McLennan, Elizabeth Dist. AS 105 R. Gates, Elizabeth Distici A6 102 n.o. Gold P. Tanker, Com /wealth Bank A7 137 J. Leach, Grange A4 104 n.o. I. Holliday, Kensington A7 134 n.o. R. Gross, Woodville Ae 104 n.o. L Ho liday, Kens ngton A7 103 n.o. Gold G. Trelease, Woodville South AS 125 n.o. G. Thompson, Payneham A9 103 Gold W. Hughes, Elizabeth District A6 102 n.o. P. Kleinig, Para HiEs AS 120 n.o. D. Hanes, W.R.E.I. AS 101 n.o. Gold 103 n.o. Gold C. Britton, Elders -0.M. 118 n.o. R. Lee, Richmond A9 101 n.o. D. Williams, Payneham A9 116 E. Mullighan, P.O.S. A6 101 J. Mimes, Savings Bank A3 113 n.o. G. Quirke, Marion A4 101 L. Green, Flinders Park AS Ill K. O Brien, Grange M 101 n.o. M. Pert, Edwardatown A8 110 n.o. M. Simpson, Grange A9 101 M. Nordstrom. Edwardatown A9 109 C. Woollacott, Woodville Sth A9 100 E. rowel, Clarence Park At 106 R. Carr, Postal Institute A6 100 n.o.

BOWLING 10 Wickets per Inning AS 10 16 R. Marrett, Payneham Al 10 30 AS 10 40 1. Edge, Richmond A3 10 36 D. M. Young, S.P.O.C. AS 13 54 G. Cahill, Kilburn A4 10 37 AS 10 48 K. Westley, Burnside A4 10 39 W. Herds, Woodville Rech. AS 15 58 M. M. Williams, M. and H. AS 14 52 10 or more Wickets per Match R. Pomeroy, Postal AS 12 74 Grade Wkts Run C. Highley, Tea Tree Gully AS 11 39 A. Frost, Tea Tree Gully Al 14 154 W. K. Whiting, S.P.O.C. AS ll 77 Al 13 70 G. Jones, Railway AS 10 37 At 11 104 R. Harrington, Start AS 10 38 Al II 84 C. R. Magazey, S.P.O.C. A5 10 39 AI II 57 D. We:se, Teachers Colleges AS 10 66 R. Marren, Payneham Al 11 63 R. McCard, Woodville Rech. AS 10 81 Al 10 66 Al IO 30 Grade Wkts Runs R. Fitch, S.P.O.C. At 12 67 E. Mullighan, P.O.S. A6 12 35 B. Walton, Brighton Al 11 50 J. Hebbard, Postal A6 11 55 B. Dicker, Brighton Al 10 57 G. Kutcha, Royal Park A6 11 68 P. Walker, Clarence Park Al 10 64 P. Greenham, Clarence Park A6 10 38 R. Boots, Royal Park A6 10 42 Grade Wkts Run 3. Wilkey, East Torrens A6 10 63 K. Fcureur, Woodville Nth A2 16 36 A2 10 40 Grade Wkts Runs 11 L. Thompson, Hey ey A2 13 48 R. Manning, Wcodville Rech A7 48 A2 10 49 J. Treiber, Smrt A2 12 56 R. Hendry, Grange A7 10 26 A2 12 75 G. Demetrio, Edwardstown A7 10 34 R. Hall, K.O.C.A. A2 14 61 C. Payne, Payneham A7 10 38 G. Harvey, P.O.S. A2 12 44 J. Miere, Royal Park A7 10 60 D. M. Young, S.P.O.C. A2 11 36 Grade Wkts R. Fitch, S.P.O.C. A2 10 21 Runs C. Hassan, Postal A2 10 52 Gold Nth AS 11 36 R. Brealey, Postal A2 10 71 R. Rachwal, Woodvite 10 1. Reid, Old Scotch A2 10 58 AB 16 G. Bennetts, AS 13 34 1. Edge, Richmond A2 17 64 Para Hills P. AS 13 31 1. Rea. Edwardatown A2 12 51 Murphy, Grange Cox, Para Hills 12 L. Benjamin, Brighton A2 12 80 R. AS 7 B. Rogers, Woodville AS 10 28 Grade Wkts Run D. Sheridan, Flinders Park A8 10 33 J. Hartland. Burnside A4 16 33 L. Prescott, Grange AB 10 51 A4 14 97 B. Mclvor, Elders-G.M. AS 10 65 A4 II 65 N. McKenzie, Elizabeth Dist. AB 10 67 S. E R. McLennan, Elizabeth Dist A4 13 69 non, Woodville A8 10 76 L. A4 11 26 Cummins, Woodville AS 10 109 G. Cahill, Kilburn A4 15 69 L. Kelsall, Elders -G.M. AS 10 174 K. Westley, Burnside A4 13 78 Wkts Runs K. Matthews, Kilburn A4 11 28 Grade K. Fletcher, E.T.S.A. A4 11 42 Green D. Carver, 12 B. Q11.01ley, Brighton A4 10 29 K.O.C.A. All 66 L. Benjamin, Brighton A4 10 55 AB 11 38 P. Murphy, Grange A4 10 47 All It 56 G. Thompson, Elizabeth Dist A4 10 94 R. Kimber, K.O.C.A. 30 42 10 P. Cocker, Kilburn A4 10 94 AS 62 M. Parsons, Grenfe i Mail AS 10 42 Grade Wkts Run R. Rogers, Marion AS 10 52 R. Alston, Flinders Park AS 16 36 D. Lea, P.O.B. AB 10 55 AS 13 56 P. Cohen, Bank of Adelaide AB 10 76 AS 13 48 L. Incar, Payneham A9 10 36

20 7 Wickets or more per Inning, AS 21 27 R. Marrett, Payneham Al 10 30 W. Hard., Woodville Rech. AS Al 9 39 AS 31 27 A. Frost, Tea Tree Gully AI 8 32 AS AI 7 25 M. M. William., M and H. M 28 34 Al 7 16 AS Al 7 27 P. Pick, Henley AS 10 Al 9 50 C. Magarey, S.P.O.C. AS 24 Al 8 50 G. Jones, Railway AS 15 Al 5 67 D. M. Young, S.P.O.C. AS 34 J. Nieman, Richmond Al 7 47 R. Pomeroy, Postal AS 25 Al 7 47 O. Weise, Teacher. AS 41 Al 7 76 1. Evans. Railway AS 43 AS 36 P. Clarke, Clarence Park Al 8 61 C. Kellett, Glenelg B. 35 Al 7 47 James, Glenelg M AS B. Rippon, Edwardstown Al 7 41 R. McCard, WoodvlPe Rech. 22 B. Walton, Brighton Al 7 23 R. Phillips, T.T. Gully AS 36 33 A. Capel, W.R.E.I. Al 7 58 C. Highley, T.T. Gully AS W. Whiting, S.P.O.C. A5 52

Grade Wkts Run L. Thompson, Henley A2 al Grade Wins Runs A2 28 D. Edgecombe, Old Scotch A6 8 52 A2 27 A6 7 50 A2 38 G. Kutcha, Royal Part A6 9 59 K. Poureur, Woodville Nth A2 22 R. Scanlan, Royal Park A6 8 23 A2 14 M. 3-nes, Old Scotch A6 8 BO J. Treloar, Stun A2 36 J. Cameron, Postal A6 7 11 A2 21 R. Boots, Royal Park A6 7 13 I. Reid, Old Scotch A2 Il D. Wilson, Edwardstown A6 7 21 A2 31 B. Treverton, Woodville Sth A6 7 23 G. Harvey, P.O.S. A2 43 R. Wariness, P.O.S. A6 7 13 R. Hal, K.O.C.A. A2 39 E. Mulligan, P.O.S. A6 7 23 P. Richardshon, P.O.S. A2 20 G. Peltman, P.O.S. A6 7 56 D. Moore, Railway A2 37 C. Davies, Elizabeth Dist A6 7 52 M. Gllkes, Payneham A2 25 J. Wilken, East Torrens A6 7 25 K. Horsnell, K.O.C.A. A2 27 A. Yard'ey, Salisbury A6 7 45 B. Kavanagh, S.P.O.C. A2 49 C. Hol lard, P.A.O.C. A6 7 41 G. Hewitt, Clarence Park A2 34 J. Tilbrook, Brighton A6 7 41 R. Brealey, Postal A2 26 R. Fitch, S.P.O.C. A2 12 P. Wyatt, Sturt A2 36 Grade Wkts Runs A. Hope, Prospect A7 7 11 Al 7 26 Grade Wkts Rung N. Goudge, Prospect A7 8 18 J. Edge, Richmond A3 10 36 R. Manning, Woodville Rech. A7 7 17 A3 7 28 G. Demetriou, Edward.town A7 7 20 A3 7 46 B. Mesecke, Walkerville A7 7 7 G. Hoskin, Edwardstown A3 7 19 W. Riches, Grange A7 7 36 A3 7 10 M. Schiele, Payneham A7 7 78 J. Rea, Edwardstown A3 8 10 L Burnett, S.P.O.C. A7 7 64 R. Horn, Kensington A3 8 56 I. Kneebone, Kensington A7 7 36 D. McPherson, Commonw'lth A3 7 16 B. Dempsey, Old Ianais. A3 7 12 L. Benjamin, Brighton A3 7 32 Grade Wkts Runs 1. Tucker, P.A.O.C. A3 7 65 Gold S. Simmons, Prospect A3 7 31 D. Sherridan, Flinders Park AB 8 16 AS 7 8 Grade Wkts Rung L. Cummins, Woodville AS 8 48 7 J. Hartland, Burnside A4 17 AS 35 A4 23 R. Cox, Para Hills AS 7 4 A4 44 G. Bennets, Para Hills AS 7 24 A4 53 R. Alston, Flinders Park AS 7 48 A4 16 B. McIver, Elders -G.M. AS 7 43 T. Kelsall, Elders -G.M. AS 7 80 G. Cahill, Kilburn A4 1 37 P. Murphy, Grange All 7 23 K. Westley, Burnside A4 1 39 Grange AS 7 23 B. Critchley, Brighton A4 8 S. Cuddihy, G. Thompson, Elizabeth Dis. A4 19 B. Stolen, Woodville AS 7 13 R. Parry, Grange A4 32 C. Buckland, Woodville AS 7 28 J. Plummer, Kilburn A4 10 G. Shotton, W.R.E.I. A4 21 Green M. Ellis, W.R.E.I. A4 31 D. Carver, K.O.C.A. AS 9 23 G. Quintrell, A4 24 Tubemakers AS 8 22 L. Meitner, Tubemakers A4 30 M. Duggan, P.O.S. AB 8 17 R. McLennan, Elizabeth A4 33 Ds. G. Terry, Marion AS 7 17 I. Morrison, Elizabeth Ds. A4 41 K. Fletcher, A4 R. Rogers, Marion AB 7 24 E.T.S.A. 15 R. Kimber, K.O.C.A. Aft 7 29 N. Rosser, Oreillell Mail AS 7 7 Grade Wkts Runt M. Parsons, Oreillel] Mall AS 7 26 R. Aston, Flinders Park AS 8 17 L. Howard, Edwardstown A9 7 24 AS 8 19 A9 7 40 AS 8 0 J. Gregg. Payneham A9 7 II AS 7 17 M. Panons, Grenfell Mall A9 7 28

21 SEMI-FINAL MATCHES 1971 -2

GRADE At Postal Institute Oval Umpires: L. Coed, R. Coleman Glenelg North Oval Postal Institute 180 defeated Bank of Adelaide Umpires: R. Abbott, W. Donaldson 43 and 122. Payneham 214 defeated Glenelg 138. Postal Institute -D. Lovering 62, R. Pomeroy Payneham -R. Oliver 90, G. McGahey 38, 6/12. R. Marrett 4/22. GRADE A6 Pertaringa Oval Oval Umpires: M. Ryan. A. Cannel) Campbelltown High F. H. Grange 152 and 158 defeated Tea Tree Gully Umpires: Zoner, Winter Park 131 0/5 defeated East Torrens 9/94 dec'ared. Ryal and 99. Grange -D. Borchardt 34, R. Lee 44, B. Hil- 34 and lier 57 n.o., R. Lee 3/24, D. Beck 3/22, Ledger Reserve G. Wright 3/26. Umpires: 1. O'Halloran, L. Swanson Tea Tree Gully -A. Frost 8/67 and 6/87, O'd Scotch -233 and 4/60 defeated Woodville D. Butler 3/31, B. Harris 51. S-uth 171 and 6/119 declared. Old Scotch-J. Bryson 6/60, J. McArthur 3/6, GRADE A2 G. Weaver 3/50, N. Tonkin 58, M. Fuller 42, A. P:pprell 41, A. Colyer 37. Fawke Reserve Woodville South -A. Grindley 41 and 57, M. Umpires: 1. Fry, H. Hesford Grind ey 38 and 38, B. Trevertan 3/11, G. Woodville North 76 and 7/167 defeated Postal Trelease 4/62. Institute 129 and 69. Caterer Oval, S.P.C. GRADE A7 Graph-es D. Groves, T. Simcock Henley High Oval Old Scotch 124 and 2/80 defeated S.P.Q.C. Umpires: L. Shanks, L. Kappier 117 and 6/130 declared. Old Ignatans 200 and 53 defeated Grange Old Scotch Heard 5/44, R. Bryson 3/29, -0. 125 and 109. 3. Reid 3/39, A. Fuller 54, K. Watson 43. Old Ignatians -P. Rote 85 and 3/53, A. Nan - S.P.O.C. 30 and 55, A. 57 n.o., -l. Smith Hill Rivell 3/31, N. Brown 38, P. Anderson 3/26, M. Paecb 3/39. B. Richards 3/19. 5/3 and N. GRADE A3 Grange -R. Hendry 5/23, Myers 4/14, D. Burns 40, P. Coombs 46. Kingswood Oval Railway Oval Umpires: G. Ruston, L. Sinkinson Umpires: T. Beeler, C. Carman Savings Bank 226 and 93 defeated Elizabeth Wa kerville 150 and 5/81 defeated Woodville North 88 and 93. Rechabites 135 and 8/141 declared. Savings Bank-W. Roberts 50, M. Reed 48, B. Luke 44, A. McNamara 3/30. GRADE AS (Green Section) Elizabeth North-B. Quintre.l 43, B. Jolley 3/38 J. Harvey 3/23. Eden Park Oval Levels Oval Umpires: A. Robins, K. Edgecombe Umpires: W. Simpson, R. Hatchard K.O.C.A. 148 and 6/225 declared defeated Brighton 201 and 0/17 defeated Elders -G.M. S.H.O.C. 56 and 39. 52 and 163. Gilles Plains High Brighton--P. Fitch 52, J. Ford 34, C. Physick Umpires: G. Elvis, J. Andrew 49, D. Rady 4/25 and 2/23, S. Shepherdson Adelaide 136 and 5/82 defeated P.O.S. 102 4/21 and 2/39, B. Walton 2/4 and 3/28. and Ill. Elders- G.M. -C. Arthur 68, B. Fairclough Adelaide-E. Katsaros 33, I. Betty S /IS, C. 5/54. Price 5/34. GRADE A4 P.O.C. -D. Leak 33 and 6/53, G. Pettman Grange Oval 4/37. Umpires: N. Keen, K. Stephenson GRADE AS (Gold Section) Burnside 140 and 6/93 defeated Grange 122 and 8/106 declared. Woodville High Burnside -B. Westley 45, R. Curyer 34 n.o., Umpires: R. Gregory, Q. Pukley J. Harland 4/52, K. Westley 6/48 and 3/26. Wrodville 221 defeated Woodville South 83 Grange -G. House 41 and 4/43, P. Crosby and 115. 3/24, K. O'Brien 42 n.o. Woody! le-C. Rockland 43, J. Cummins 33, Blair Athol Reserve W. Owen 31, 3/27 and 4/42, L. Cummins Umpires: R. Hammer, R. Sims -H. Norsworthy 4/25 and 3/18. Elizabeth District 182 and 2/21 defeated Kil- Argana Park Oval burn 113 and 87. Woodville South- Bryans 36, Biggs 5/51. Elizabeth District -D. Patrick 67, G. Beggott Umpires: L. Chapman, T. Smith 50, G. Walker 3/15, R. McLellan 3/30, I. Mar - Para Hills 180 and 218 defeated Flinders Park ris-n 3/32, G. Thompson 6/40. 89. Kilburn -R. Beates 52, M. Dozna 37, O. GRADE A9 Cahill 5/30. Daw Park High GRADE AS Umpires: C. Slavin, L. Outridge Woodville South -175 defeated Edwardstown Matheson Reserve III. Umpires: J. Bartlett, F. Grose Henley Primary Woodville Rechabites 134 and 131 defeated Umpires: W. Hewn, E. Walker Flinders Park 106 and 2/77. Woodvi le North 169 defeated Grange 163 Woodville Rechabites -G. R. Gordon 49 and Woodville North-J. Stokes 33, K. Richter 44, W. Herds 5/48. 7/43 and 33. Flinders Park -L. Green 36, R. Aiston 5/62, Grange -M. Russell 3/40, K. Auger, 4/43, M. Walton 3/46 and 5/32, P. Johncock 4/47. R. Poner 31, G. Donistborpe 34.

22 FINAL ROUND MATCHES 1971 -2 GRADE AI Glandare Oval. Umpires: M. Ryan, R. Abbott Payneham 260 defeated Grange 71. Payneham 1st Inns Grange 1st Inns G. McGahey 1 D. Rankine 1 L. Raymond 38 B. Hillier 3 R. Oliver 0 D. Borchardt 0 R. Parham 37 B. White 0 A. Martin 37 R. Lee 11 R. O Brien 75 R. Parry 10 1. Miens 5 D. White 22 n.o. R. Marrett 16 P. Weeks 14 W. Welch 42 G. Wright 4 M. Whitford 23 D. Beck 0 P. Battersby 0 n.o. B. Fry 0 Sundries 5 Sundries 6

Total 260 Total 71 Bowling Bowling Payneham lot Inns Grange 1st Inns O M R W O M R W M. Whitford 6 I 18 - D. Beck 16 3 46 4 R. Marrett 11.3 4 30 10 R. Lee 17 2 47 2 P. Battersby 6 1 17 - R. Parry 11.2 1 47 2 G. Wright 24 8 30 - D. White 13 4 42 1 B. Fry 6 - 20 - B. Hillier 6 1 19 1 GRADE A2 Brighton Oval. Umpires: A. Cannell. W. Donaldson Old Scotch 123 and 1/48 defeated Woocville N ^rth 97 and 72. Old Scotch 1st Inns 2nd Inns Woodville North 1st Inns 2nd Inns K. Watson dl 15 n.o. M. Kappler 7 1 P. Bell 43 8 B. Murrell 12 10 P. McNeil 6 R. Johnson 5 27 R. Bryson 7 23 n.o. G. Ryan 4 9 A. Fuller 8 S. Snider 4 0 M. Kaman 0 R. Hill 5 4 N. Milne 2 A. Roberta 1 13 W. Parry 6 C. Harrison 42 1. Reid 2 R. Walding 3 0 n.o. S. Mann 2 n.o. R. Rachwal 9 0 G. Heard 2 K. Foureur 3 n.o. 2 Sundries 4 2 Sundries 2 2

Total 123 48 Total 97 69 Bowling Bowling O'd Scotch 1st Inns 2nd Inns Woodville 1st Inns 2nd Inns O M R W O M R W O M R W O M R W J. Reid 13 4 27 3 9.5 1 31 7 K. Foureur 9 2 14 - G. Heard 11 2 32 5 5 1 29 1 A. Roberts 7 1 19 - N. Mine 4 1 8 1 R. Rachwal 6 1 24 - R. Bryson 4 1 11 - 7 1 7 2 C. Harrison 8 1 27 5 6 - 23 - S. Mann 6 - 17 1 G. Ryan 15 5 35 5 7 - 20 1 GRADE A3 Grange Oval. Umpires: T. Simcock, D. Groves Savings Bank 239 defeated Brighton 162 Savings Bank of S.A. Ist Inns Brighton Ist Inns J. Milnes 7 J. Ford 3 R. Renshaw 60 M. Matters 9 P. Walker 28 B. Neill 60 B. Luke 3 C. Physick 18 C. Roberts 20 P. Fitch 2 T. Gulliver 60 B. Spahr 1 G. Spalt 7 D. Rady 6 M. Reed 11 B. Walton 2 K. Matthews 24 R. Shanahan 30 K. Gale 10 S. Shepherdson 9 n.o, B. McNamara 1 n.o. S. Home o Sundries 8 Sundries 22

Total 239 Total 162 Bowling Bowling Savings Bank 1st Inns Brighton 1st inns O M R W O M R W B. Renshaw 13 5 12 2 S. Shepherdson T. Gulliver 14 3 30 3 20 4 56 I B. McNamara B. Walton 17 4 43 2 12 4 28 - D. Rady 12 I 42 I G. Spalt 23 2 54 3 R. Shanahan 13.6 2 42 4 C. Roberts 4 1 II 1 S. Home 7 - 26 1 P. Walker 3 - S - B. Neill 6 I 22 1

23 GRADE A4 Goodwood Oval. Umpire: W. Simpson Elizabeth District 85 and 130 defeated Burnside 82 and 132. Elizabeth District 1st Inns 2nd Inns Burnside Ist Inns 2nd Inns I. Bul'ock 3 3 N. Dillaway 13 10 I. Morrison 12 0 B. West ley 20 36 B. McLennan 3 63 n.o. E. Raman 13 9 G. Baggott 2 19 R. Curyer 13 2 D. Patrick 10 1 K. Westley 3 13 I. MacDrnaid 4 21 R. Rosenbauer 4 4 L. Tingay 6 2 J. Curyer 7 n.o. 0 L Smith 33 31.0. 1 G. Curyer 0 6 n.o. G. Thomson 9 0 B. Monday 1 1 G. Walker O 3 M. Wearne 1 0 G. Davis o 5 3. Hartland 2 38 Sundries 3 10 Sundries 5 13

Total 85 130 Total 82 132 Bowling Bowling Bizabeth Dist. 1st Inns 2nd Inns Burnside 1st Inns. 2nd Inns O M R W O M R W O M R W O M R W G. Thomson 11 - 39 6 15.3- 55 4 K. Westley 11 3 28 1 13 3 41 3 G. Walker 3 - 26 1 4 - 22 1 J. Hartland 13 2 44 8 22.6 7 53 6 R. McLennan E. Raman 25 - 10 I 6.1 1 12 3 13 7 18 5 M. Wearne 9 -25 1

GRADE AS Levels Oval. Umpires: H. Hesford, R. Hatchard Postal Institute 1st Inns 2nd Inns Woodvll'e Rech. Ist Inns 2nd Inns R. Gage 17 22 R. Gordon 8 30 R. Keynes 4 0 I. Maiming 8 D. Bradshaw 22 6 L. Cailotto 0 2 R. Brittingham 11 2 B. Smith 14 16 D. Lovering 17 0 R. Colwell 0 0 D. Kearney 2 4 C. McCard 4 12 Cameron 5 15 n.o. G. Hoskin 14 2 D. Ogden O 2 G. Aitree o 6 R. Pomeroy O 0 n.o. R. McCard o 6 R. Brealey I n.o. - K. Plumeler 2 4 n.o. I. Goed 6 W. liards O n.0. o Sundries 1 8 Sundries 4 7

Total 86 7/59 Total 54 90 Bowling Bowling Postal Inst. lot Inns 2nd Inns W'dvllle Rech 1st Inns 2nd Inns O M R W O M R W O M R W O M R W R. Brealey 10 3 17 6 13 6 23 2 W. Herds 12 5 18 0 3 1 3 0 1 15 R. Pomeroy 4 2 4- 24 1 R. McCard 8 6 6 1 6 2 22 1 B. 4.2 2 Bradshaw - 11 6.5 2 10 S G. Altree 12 2 31 3 3 1 6 2 D. Kearney 1 - 7 - 5 1 18 1 K. Plumeler 8 2 20 2 C. McCard 6.2 3 10 4 6,1- 20 3

GRADE A6 Postal Institute Oval. Umpires: R. Coleman, L. Kappler

Royal Park 1st Inns 2nd Inns Old Scotch 1st Inns 2nd Inns G. Kutcba 13 31 n.o. G. Lyon o K. Mies 44 16 A. Plpprell 32 P. Numrych 1 40 n.o. 1. McArthur 6 I. Bowen 2 6 A. Colyer 10 B. Bald 34 N. Tcnkin 9 B. Edmunds 11 Bryson 3 T. Noakes 39 n.o. M. Jones 42 K. White 1 G. Weaver 17 B. Scanlan 21 M. Fuller B. Campain 13 G. Heard 16 n.o. It. Boots 8 D. Edgecombe 4 Sundries 7 5 Sundries 14

Total 194 2/98 Total 154 Bowling Bowling Royal Park 1st Inns Old Scotch 1st Inns 2nd Inns O M R W O M R W O M R W B. Campain 7.3- 35 4 G. Weaver 12 4 10 - 3 3 - - R. Boots 5 - 32 - I. Bryson 7 2 24 - B. Scati an 12 2 24 1 D. Edgecombe K. Miles 16 4 18 3 15 - 59 1 2 6 - T. Noakes 8 2 19 2 M. 3 ^nes 17 - 80 8 7 1 12 - G. Kuchta 3 - 12 - N. Tonkin 1 - 5 - 4 24 1 M. Fuller 4 14 - 1

24 GRADE Al Dauntsey Road Reserve. Umpires: N. Keen, G. Ellis Walkerville 1st Inns 2nd Inns Old Ignatians 1st Inns 2nd Inns. B. Meseeke 15 T. Anderson 4 n.o. 0 B. Perkins 45 P. Role 11 0 R. Mylrea 15 M. Thorpe 3 13 R. Hewett 25 R. Richards 33 3 S. Curyer 43 T. Shanahan 9 8 L. Nancarrow 40 P. Mansfield 3 42 D. Marshall 6 n.o. D. Muldoon 12 23 R. Brooks 8 D. Hart 13 2 P. Alen 3 A. Barnes 9 21 K. King 12 N. Brown 14 0 P. Cornhill 21 P. Nankervllle 0 0 n.o. Sundries 12 Sundries 4 6

Total 245 Total 115 118 Bowling Bowling Wa!kerville Ist Inns 2nd Inns Old Ignatians 1st Inns O M R W O M R W O M R W B. Meseeke 10 3 25 2 8 2 13 2 T. Anderson 12 - 73 I P. Allen 7 2 21 I 7 1 23 2 P. Rofe 12 2 32 2 D. Marshall 9 1 24 4 3 - 18 - A. Richards 8 2 44 1 K. King 10 2 30 1 5.2- 19 2 A. Barnes 13 1 51 2 R. Mylrea 3.6- 11 2 1 1 0 1 D. Muldoon 3 0 10 1 P. Nankívell 7 1 22 2 D. Hart 0.3- I 1

GRADE AS (GOLD) Argana Park. Umpires: L. Chapman, M. Hughes GOLD Woodville 1st Inns. 2nd Inns. Para Hills 1st Inns 2nd Inns R. Perry 2 5 D. Noonan 41 7 L. Gomierata 13 3 G. Fishlock 10 46 W. Gwen 13 6 E. Kirby 4 29 K. Deering 0 0 P. Kleinig 1 14 C. Buckland 38 14 G. Bennett, 0 27 I. Cummins 21 R. Jones 12 6 S. Ashton 59 n.o. 24 n.o. C. Simmons 15 P. Hook 3 2

C. Buckham 1 . 4 N. Koch 15 14 L. Brownie 18 5 K. Stewart 1 3 P. Wahlstedt 4 6 Sundries 1 3 R. Cos 6 Sundries 8 7 Total 175 92 Bowling Total 120 71151 Woodville 1st Inns 2nd Inns Bowling O M R W O M R W Para HIN 1st Inns 2nd Inns W. Owen 16 - 42 - 9 - 18 4 O M R W O M R W L. Cumm'ns 19 - 48 8 9- 61 2 D. Noonan 9 - 20 3 I - S - C. Buckland 3 - 7 1 2 - 22 - R. Cm 7 - 39 3 4 - 11 2 C. Simmons 5 - 10 1 1.4- 5 2 C. Buckham 9 - 42 1 6 - 26 / - Bennetts 11 - 42 2 7 - 24 3

GRADE As (GREEN) B.T.M. Oval. Umpires: K. Stephenson, R. Hammer Adelaide 1st Inns 2nd Inns K.O.O.A. 1st Inns 2nd nns F. Posh 0 M. Stow-Smith 5 D. Loske 9 20 n.o. A. Hunter 7 3 D. Pengilly 10 9 M. Sayer 11 5 G. Linke 39 15 n.o. D. Andrewarlha 54 3 E. Katsaros 99 R. Scrymgour 9 B. Fe'l o M. Williams 1 A. Fitzgerald 11 W. Oliver 15 n.o. C. Price 19 R. Brown 1 R. Perry 14 P. Ingerson 0 1 i. Beeby 10 It. Kimber 4 D. Howard 3 n.o. D. Carver 0 Sundries 11 4 Sundries 2

Total 235 1/48 Total 109 16 Bowling Bowling Adelaide Ist Inns 2nd Inns K.G.G.A. Ist Inns 2nd nm O M R W O M R W O M R W O M R W C. Price 14 1 53 1 8 - 40 3 D. Carver 16 2 53 2 9 1 18 - D. Howard 1 6 4 39 6 1.4- 4 2 R. Kimber 9 1 28 - 3 - 4 G. Linke 1 1 - 2 - 28 1 W. Oliver 9 - 51 - D. Lesko 1 - 4 - 7 - 39 - P. Ingerson 6 - 33 - 2 - 10 - I. Redly 3.6 I 10 3 10 - 45 1 A. Hunter 13 1 46 4 7.1 3 12 1 M. Slow-Smith 2 - 3 1

25 GRADE A9 Fawke Reserve. Umpires: A. Robins, K. Edgecombe Woodville 8th Ist Inns 2nd Inns Woodville Nth 1st Inns 2nd Inns B. Pearce 5 3 n.o. C. Lark 3 2 R. Nelson 15 0 A. Lennon 12 5 IC. Kretschmer 0 J. Stokes 0 4 D. O'Connor 12 B. Lacey 5 2 1. Torneo D. Jones 5 0 D. Christenson 6 R. Loughhead 10 5 C. Daly 0 K. Richter 4 16 T. Wilson 7 5 n.o. N. Chammings 14 0 R. Bell 8 A. Stewart 0 0 G. Pearce 13 T. Rachwal 0 4 R. Cooper 10 M. Lerman 0 4 a.o. Sundries 14 Sundries 2 6

Total 91 1/8 Total 48 48 Bowling Bowling Wo -dvlle Sth 1st Inns 2nd Inns Woodville Nth ist Inns 2nd Inns O M R W O M R W O M R W O M R W R. Cooper 7 1 10 5 12 4 19 2 K. Richter 16 4 32 6 3 1 6 1 G. Pearce 7 1 20 4 10 3 12 2 T. Rachwal S 1 18 1 2 1 2 - B. Pearce 3.4 - 12 4 A. Stewart 1 - 4 1 D. O'Connor 1 - 4 - M. Lennon 4 - 12 - R. Bell 1 1 0 2

FIELDING TROPHY WINNERS, 1936 -7 TO 1971 -2 Seasons 1932 to 1935 -Na trophies presented

G. T. PATIERSON TROPHY 1960 -61 D. Hooper, Payneham H. Walker, Myers 1936 -37 M. Evans. P.A.D.C. 1961 -62 R. Ewens, Kelvinator 1937 -38 M. Evans, P.A.O.C. 1962 -63 R. Ewens, Kelvinator 1938 -39 M. Evans, P.A.O.C. 1963 -64 K. Parry, Baulderstone 193940 M. Evans. P.A.O.C. 1964 -65 D, Williams, Payneham 1940 -41 M. Evans, P.A.O.C. 1965 -66 B. Wells, Kilburn 1941 -42 J. Todd, Woodville 1966-67 B. Morgan, Tubemakers 1967 -68 D. WCBams, Payneham 1. Foote, Railway J. U. JANTKE TROPHY 1968 -69 P. Parry. Payneham 1969 -70 B. Wells, Richmond 1942 -43 1. Todd, Woodville 1970 -71 B. Munro, Richmond 194344 3. Todd, Woodville 1971 -72 B. Munro, Richmond 1944-45 1. Todd, Woodville 1945 -46 1946 -47 HARD WICKET GRADE 1947 -48 A. Fisher, Savings Bank 1948-49 A. Fisher, Savings Bank 1949 -50 A.T.C.A. TROPHY 1950 -5t 1. Dixon, S.P.O.C. 1951 -52 I. Clarke. Sturt 1960 -61 M. Cements, Clarence Park 1952 -53 M. Ewens, Payneham 1961 -62 R. Litchfield, Burnside 1953 -54 D. Hackett, Clarence Park 1962 -63 R. Hasse, Richmond 1954 -55 R. Ewens, Kelvinator 1963 -64 G. Errington, Edwardstown B. Rosenbauer, Burnside 1964 -65 J. English, Glenelg Stragglers 1955 -56 J. Dixon, S.P.O.C. 1965 -66 A. Drysdale, Richmond 1956 -57 D. Hooper. Payneham 1966 -67 No Trophy Presented 1957 -58 D. Hooper, Clarence Park 1967 -68 P. Selth, Clarence Park D. Hackett, Clarence Park 1965 -69 A. Smith, Richmond 1958 -59 D. Hooper, Payneham 1969 -70 B. Kears:ey, Clarence Park D. Putts, Myers 1970 -71 G. Howell, Marlon 1959 -60 R. Sparrow, Payneham 1971 -72 T. Giamalti, Greaten Mail

26 COLTS RESULTS

Batting Bowling Aeg. H.S. Ave. Wkts Ave B. Freeman, Sturt 405 81 P. Myers, Grange Blue 29 5.6 A. White, B. Harrison, Woodville 25 7.24 Grange Navy 394 91 56.3 I. Stokes, Woodville 24 7.4 B. Harrison, W'dville 386 95 48.7 L. Tyner, Grange Blue 24 9.0 R. Manuel, Wdvllle 361 122 n.o. 120.3 A. White, Grange Navy 21 11.6 M. Clingly, W'dvllle 273 103 136.5 A. Foster, Payneham 19 13.0

Premiership Points Semi Finals Grange Navy 4/206 defeated Glenelg 107. Grange Nary pr. Woodville 5 /165 defeated Orange Blue 48 *Woodville 53 R.n. Grange Blue 34 Final Henley Primary School Glenelg 34 Umpires: I. O'Halloran, L. Swanson Payneham 37 Grange 150 defeated Woodville 99. Stunt 33 Grange -R. Bray 57 n.o., A. White 27 and 3/26, A. Ahh Flinders Park 15 27 end 3/33, K. Matthews 2/27. Grange White 12 Woodville -B. Harrison 37 and 3/43, I. Stokes 25, T. Stokes 2/31, 1. Carter 4/37.

GEO. DICKINSON SHIELD INTER- ASSOCIATION COMPETITION

Members of the A.T.CA. Team: D. Drew, Grange R. Manuel (Captain), Woodville M. Beagley, Grange B. Harrison, Woodville K. Matthews, Grange I. Stokes, Woodville M. Broadbent, Grange T. Stokes, Woodville R. Woods, Stun G. Brooks, Glenelg S. Stranks, Sturt A. White (Vice- Capt.), Grange P. Gwatkins, Flinders Park

A.T.C.A. v PARA DISTRICT A.T.C.A. -8/97 defeated Para District 80. A.T.C.A. -R. Manuel 31, B. Harrison 7/30, R. Woods, 2/11, P. Gwatkins 15 n.o., M. Beagley 14 n.o. Final: A.T.C.A. -4/74 defeated Adelaide and Subur- ban 46. A.T.C.A. -R. Woods 7/14, B. Harrison 2/5. R. Manuel 21 retired, N. Beasley 21. D. Drew 14.