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22. ______NEWS iN uhF Comparative Over Rates, Run Rates and Striking Rates for last season were as follows; Overs/Hour auns/Hour Balls/ Runs/100 Balls AtjcLEY 17.87 58.31 24.01 52.34 Opposition 18.87 68.92 28.23 63.30 There was only one instance last season of Arkley fielding the same team twice. This occured in the games v. Watford Taverners (A) and Bow (A) when the team was; P.K.Sharma, C.Townsend, P.A.Brown, J..Griffiths, B .J .Andrews, C .P.Johnson, P.Townsend, C .3 .Brown, . .N. Ingram, A.F’ .Johnson, A.G.Brown. 12th Man v. Bow was A.T.Booth but there was no 12th Man v. Watford Taverners. 466 minutes were lost to late starts last season. That is 7hours 46minsL Birthdays for November are; lth Norman Gibbons, 5th Arthur Johnson, 10tht Elaine George, 27th Dewi Williams. Unconfirmed date for Presentation Evening is Friday 28th November at the ‘King George’ Barnet • More details nearer the time. Jon Davies is now studying at the All Saints teacher training College, ‘vhite Flart Lane, N.17. rthur P Dorothy l3rown became grandparents for the first time when daughter Avril gave birth to a baby boy, Peter John, in mid—October. For more details ask Uncle Peter or Uncle Co1in The 343 runs in the game v. Waltham Abbey R.B.L. at Barnet Playing Fields on 31st August 1975 was NOT a record for a match as stated in the August and September bulletins. The record is 349 runs on 15th June 1975; atford Taverners 192—6declared, Arkley 157—B. Arkley C.C. did not win any of the Hendon Times 1-lonours Board Awards 1975.

TREASURYF OR 1975 SE S ON INC ONE £—p EXPENDITURE £ — p Balance from 1974 85—50 Hire of Pitch 25—75 Annual Subs. 33—00 Extra Pitches 23—25 Indoor Nets Fees 39—50 Purchase of Kit 72—64 Donations 4—45 Match Balls Interest on Dep. Ace. 10—24 Insurance 4—50 Jumble Sale Keciepts 72—43 Jumble Sale Expenditure 7—70 Natch Fees 48—90 First Aid Kit 1—75 Duck Club 2—65 Membership of A.M.C.C. 1i_0O Tea Profit 18—30 Admin. Expenses 16—03 TOTAL 315—07 Engraving 1—40 Annual Subs. C.C.C.Emergency Fixtures 1974 1—10 recently paid C.C.C.Emergency Fixtures 1975 NOT YET I I by; J.Griffiths, N.Cripps, C.C.C.Membership 1975 3—05 P .Sharma , J • Davies ,P . Amass. TOTAL 202—21 BALANCE 112 TNEASURY FOR 1975—76 CLOSE SEASON INCOME Balance from 1975 £112—86, Net Fees £8—30 TOTAL £121—16 EXPENDITURE Hire of Nets for 1975/76 £42—oO TOTAL £ 42—00 BALANCE £ 79—16 To complete the figures for the 1975 Season we await for our use of the C.C.C. Fixture Bureau during 1975. The bill is due- sometime in November. We have heard that pitch fees for 1976 may well be going up considerably and this may well mean increased annual subs. next year unfortunately. This will be the first rise for several years however which is not bad in these days of galloping inflation.

3 RESULTS .F IGURES • RECORDS • RESULTS .F IG URES • RECORDS . RESULTS • F i( URES . RECOIWS. • RECOIWS RESULTS UBCOIWS • RES ULTS .iSULTS RESULTS .FIGURES. .1’ IiURES •UECORDS • F IGURES • RECORDS STA11S1’lCS• RECORDS .RESULTS. RECORDS .RESULTS .FIGURES .RECORDS .RESULTS .FIGURES .RECORDS .RESULTS .FIGURES.. ARTHURBROWN 1946.75 As promised last month here is a statistical look at Arthur Brown YEAR P (s) I NO HS RUNS AVERGE 6’s 4’s Ducks Catches Stumpings 1964 13 13 1 32* 186 15,50 0 15 3 6 4 1967 7 7 0 36 100 14.29 0 6 0 4 0 1968 10 9 0 19 67 7.40 0 2 1 3 3 1969 15 15 1 44 314 22.43 0 27 0 13 3 1970 20 21 5 52 274 17.13 0 21 2 15 12 1971 17 17 2 40* 258 16.66 0 i6 1 8 12 1972 17(1) 19 1 42 269 17.93 0 18 2 5 1973 12(1) 10 6 36* 94 23.50 0 0 7 6 3 &thNbRLS 1974 27(2) 26 6 27 220 11.00 0 16 1 12 i8 1975 10 7 0 43 94 13.43 0 13 2 8 6 TOT i48(4) i44 25 52 1876 15.77 0 137 12 81 78 Arthur’s only six for Arkley was v. St. Mawgan (who can forget that) in 1965 or 1966 (Not on record). Arthur’s total of i8 Stumpings in 1974 is a club record. All catches were taken as wicketkeener. In addition Arthur has bowled in two r1cley matches as follows; WALTHAM XJ3BEY ILL. v. ARKLEY at Upshire Hall on 2nd June 1968 Arkley 131 (Holland 31,Sharma 26, Cane 25, Knight 12, A.T3rown o) Waltham Abbey B.L. 1. R.Argent b Cane 7 Fall; 8,16,54,61,62,68,69,94,9’i,94. 2. R.Hale Caught b Cane 36 0 M R W 3. B.Sheridan b Cane flow1•g 4. J.Ryrner b Sharmna 26 D.Cane 11.1—5—10—4 G.Trebilcock 7 —3—180 M.Prior Caught b Brown 4 6 5. . D.Parkin 4 —0—19—0 6. C.Densham lbw b Sharma P.Sharma —1—25—3 7. B.Pegrum Caught b Sharma 7 A .I3rown 7 —3—17—3 8. K. Longhurst lbw b Brown • 9. P.Andrae b Brown A. 10 Also Playing; A.Johnson,J .Knight, 10. J.Elvin b Cane 0 S. or J.Holland,A.Crook,G.Coppola, 11. i.ymer 0 J.Griffiths. Extras (b 2,lb 2) 4. TOTAL 7j ARKLEY WON BY 37 RUNS ARKLEY V. BARNET COLLEGE at Barnet Playing Fields on 23rd June 1971 Arkley 109—5 (20 overs) (P.Brown 43*, A.Johnson 14*, G.Trebilcock 14) Barnet College 1. T.Silwood b Davies 21 Fall; 28,28,30,65, 2. R.Wickens st Brown A.. b Graham 7 72,74,75,78. i.Bishop—Miller b Townsend C. 3. 9 Bowling 0—M—R—W 4. B.wickens* out 1 run J.Davjes 4—0—15—1 5. N.Rowlands c Griffiths b Andrews B. 26 2-0—15—0 6. W.Day b Townsend C. P.Sharma J.Graham 2—0— 71 7. .Bjssicks c Griffjths b Brown A. 5 P.Brown 4—o—i6o 8. D.Oliver c Johnson A. b Brown A. 2 3—0 S.Lucas out 2 .Lloyd 4i 9. not J.Griffiths 1—0— 7—{) Did Not I3at; T.Hillman, D.Sachs, K.Timpson B.Andrews 10— 71 TOTAL Extras (b 1,nb 4) 5. (20 overs) —8 C.Townsend 1—1— 0—2 Arthur Brown obviously started the game as A.I3rown 1—0— 3—2 wicketkeeper due to his stumping of ex—Arkley Also Playing; P.Tait, player Roy Wickens. lc.Timpson (now Roving Rep— A.Johnson,i.TrebilCOCk. —orters) was loaned to I3arnet College by Arkley ARKLEY WON BY 31 RUNS to make it a 12—a—side game. ARTHUR BROWN thus has bowling figures of 8—3—20—5 Av 4.00 for Arkley. 1964 & 1967—75 are the only yearly statistics available at present. 4 •iVVW -.--.__-_- an - -1-•i ‘l FIGII’ft\G 11Z\D FIJV’Y’ ilrc

fi QLY MMIRS 1i cric1cetwhichii wly ‘makhli Nothandr” the lastfi first natioia1 ithis win a4ld finals at r— the framei 1 Centre, IsIing- arch 15. 38 count s will run I Cricket Asso Luhs.The wit ‘ompetition ‘‘iional fliia the seni eli 1Centre More about Indoor r1” Cricket from the ot Till Cohn Cowdrcy DAILY TELEGRAPH How about an Froiii Flu’ Funnier Side of Cricket, a collection Arkley Indoor of cartoons by Mike Watkins (SOpplus 9p p tner comi Criket vening ike. A d and p; from Hampshire County Cricket Club, sometime? earns Northlands Road, Southampton S09 2TY). the wail \lI proceeds go to Ilainpsh ire’s Fighting Fund. bel THE CICKETE ulit two runs, Nides, called wi give away two tmal field conl I mid-on and I square eL,as Plus Points, minus cricket. l’lintshire won the North Wales Championship, narrowly defeating ‘1ontgomeryshire. But the deciding match indicated some of the dangers of’ systems that allow for a high proportion of bonus points. Playing Merioneth, Montgomeryshire had to get 18 points to overhaul F’lintshire. Merioneth could only field a weakened side that was not in Montgomery— Hopeful of 10 match and five bowling —shire’s class. nen L points, Montgomeryshire still needed to get batting etuiit In L points. dng bowlea When Merioneth won the toss and batted this looked improbable as their innings declined to 59 for 8. To set themselves the higher target they needed, Montgomeryshire began to feed rims to the tailenders and with the aid of copious byes nursed them to 88 for 8, when they were checkmated by Merioneth’s declaration. Montgomeryshire then had no hope of the 18 points, although they won by 6 . To bring an end to a farcical match the Merioneth bowled six wides in the last over. That was an apt finish as the bonus system had set a wide tactical gulf from normal cricket. THE CRICKETEI When last was a player dropped for the match immediately after he had hit the Australians for 100 in 44 minutes, as happened to Robin Hobbs of Essex recently. (With selection like that, no wonder Essex never won their six remaining matches). TIlE CRICKETER

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