FOOTBAL L TEAMBack row: David Ritterman, Nei l Dixon, Alan ~1 cK c n zic, R obin Andrew, Gracrne Addison, Geoff Pet hc ridge, Peter Agcr,John Bush , Bru ce K em p,Fron t row : Stuart Moor e, Ca ry M offatt , Ray Boyd, Darral Adams, Peter Mi ch aels (Cap tai n }, John Cooke, Lcs Hyde.T he fina l pen na n t match was qu ite interesting.Afte r journeyin g out to Royal Park to playMel bourne T ech . twenty eager pl ayers bou ndedfrom the bu s and we bid it goodbye till fouro'clo ck, th en-a-th e in evitabl e happen ed. Melbou rn estra ng ely eno ug h h ad a team , b u t no gro u nd-itwas bei ng used by another school. T he result wasno m at ch a nd postpon em ent for a fortni gh t. Mu chlat er it was a ve ry happy bunch of ch aps thatjourneyed bac k to Ca u lfied in th e bu s. W e gotou r two bobs back.Two weeks later we pl ayed Melbourne a t Ca ulfield.W e expect ed a ver y easy ma tch but foundwe wer e mi stak en. In th e first quarter we we r eun abl e to capitalize on the ad vantage of th ebr eeze, ou r forwa rds fumbling many op po rt u n itiesa nd kickin g ma n y points-nin e in a ll to Mel bourne's one goa l one . After even seco nd and thirdq uarters Mel bourne, with a certa in bi g chapplayin g well, p eppered th e goal in the la st quarterand ran o u t victo rs b y seven points. The finalsco res were Melbourne 6 goa ls 10 p IS., Ca ulfield4 goals 15 pts.Rest : Boyd, Mackenzie, F<strong>au</strong>lkne r, Dixon , Aga r,Cook , Bmh, Moffat , D. Adams.Apa rt from th e Footscray match th e team wasnever di sgraced whe n beaten , every match beingfou ght out to th e lin ish in typ ical Ca u lfie ld sty le.Du ring th e seaso n we unfortunat el y lost th eservices of Ca p ta in Peter Michael th rough a kn eeillj ury received in the G eelong m a tch.The team would lik e to sincere ly tha n k Mr.Ma rsh all for hi s assist ance and en thus iasm inhelping m ake th e season a success .CRICKETT he senior cric ke t team had a season of mixedfortunes th is year defeating Prest on , Melbournea nd Foorscray Techs, on Jy to be beat en by Swinburne. Fortunately , Swin bu rne also lost one gamefor th e season, th at being to Preston, so in thethi rd term C<strong>au</strong>lfield p roposes to pl a y off withSwin b urne for the Cricket Shi eld.T his ma tch should be very inter esting as the lasttim e th e two sides met, C<strong>au</strong>lfield wer e un able toproduce their best form owing to bad runningbetween wicket s. All in a ll we should ha ve not rouble in d efeating Swinburne next term, and soob tai n the Cri cket Shield .T he first m atch this year was aga ins t Footscray.At the end of time C<strong>au</strong>lfield had a commandin gposition havin g made 4 for I IO a nd dimissed 7Foot scray wickets for only 65 runs. T h is aven gedC<strong>au</strong>lfield 's defeat la st year at the h ands of Footscrayfor th e Cricket Sh ield . Fo r Ca u lfield Tony Wilsonret ire d a t 26 , a me ritorious in n ings b y T on y as hehad only r eco vere d from H epatitis th e week priorto I his match, Graeme Wat son bla sted 36 iuns(7 fo urs) a n d Ian Bull took 4 for 13.Swinburne wer e Ca ulfiikl's next op po ne ms, thematch tak in g pl ace at t he Gl en ferrie Ov al. U nfor tuna tely C<strong>au</strong>lfield were bundled ou t on a ver yfast wi cket b y th e poor Swi nb u rne attack for 54runs. In repl y Swinb u rne wer e 4 [or 67 at SLUmps.The R .M.I.T . (Melbo urne Tech .) as usu al gaveus litt le trouble. Ca u lfield 's opening bo wler Nei lDix on was t he ma in w rec ke r ta king 7 wicket s for14 r uns, R.M .LT . bein g d ismi ssed for 31. In replyCa u lfield wer e 8 [or 109 a t st umps. After Ne ilDixon 's ex trerne lv goo d bowling p erforman ce PhilSm it h (24) and john Gil bert (28) ga ve th e ba tt ingso me sta biJity.T he final game was pl ayed against Preston, whowere ha vin g their first year in th e com pe t ition, andonc e aga in Ca ulfield (the home sid e) had li ttl et rouble in d efeating th eir op po ne nts. With som egoo d bowl ing b y Co lin Co u nsell (3 [o r 5), Graem eWatson (2 for II) a nd Ne il Di xon (2 for 17)C<strong>au</strong>lfield di smi ssed Preston for 57 runs. Les H yde,28, an d Tony Wil son gave so lid batting performancesena bling C<strong>au</strong>lfield to reach 7/76 at the endof tim e.With regard to th e match agai nst th e staff, th eless said th e better. But fo r th e br illiant ba tti ngperform ance o f Les H yd e (50), th e st uden ts wou ldnever have rea ched 50. As it was t hey were 90runs, not enough to defea t the sta lT. T he chiefwreckers for th e staff were Mr. Cowry 4/ 17, Mr.Davi s 2/25, and )\·1 1'. Roach 2/ 1I.In reply the st aff were 6/92 when the game wasca lled to a hal t. Best sco res were Mr. Roa ch 20 ,Mr. W illiams 19, a nd Mr. Ma rsh all i s .With resp ect to th is match, th e stude n ts suspectth e staff of some skullduggery as th ey held all thetrump ca rds, inc ludin g an out-of-shape ball (p ressedout of shape th e m orn ing of th e match).O f the pl ayers the followin g stood out duringthe year. Les H yd e proved to be o ur best ba t andfirst-yea r player. His forc eful opening battinge na bled Ca u lfield to build up reason able totals onnumerous occasio ns.Ably su p po rt ing L es was Tony W ilson who , wi thhis solid batting, proved to be a very goo d pa rtner.Craerne W at son , ou r re cruit o f th e yea r, provedhi s worth with som e dynamic battin g during theseason . He also bowled ex tre me ly well, a nd hisfielding left nothin g to be d esired.51
CRICK ET T EAM.Standing: Ian Bull, Ne il Dixon , T on y Wilson , Mr. Benj amin. Grae me C~ r ro l1 (C '!PI.), Phil S~i t h, J ohn Gilbe r (V -Capt. ) .Kn eehn g : Les H yd e, Co hn Co unsell, And rew Sleve n>, O raem c Wa tso n. Ga ry Moffatt. ABSENT: J uhn Bush .John Gilbert, our Vice -Capta in this year. CO Ill blued his all -round tal en ts of wicket -keeping a ndba t ting capably durin g the season .Phil Smith was another ba tsman wh o performedwell during th e season .Also to sta nd out with the bat was J ohn B usha nd Ga ry Moffatt,Our bowling Iin e-up was headed by Nei l Di xonwho had our op ponents guessing on many occasio ns .Congratulations , Neil , on a goo d season .For support Neil was back ed up by Col inCounsell a nd Andrew Stevens , their medium -pa cer sgiving opponents a lot of trouble.The best all- ro under of th e sid e was Ian Bull.Ian turned in fin e battin g, field ing a nd bowlingperformances in all the matches, The team wouldhave been lost without his valua ble fielding.Cap ta in of the team this year was GraemeCa rr oll, who is indeb ted to Mr. Benjamin for hisvalua ble ass ista nce.I n concluding, the tea m wo uld lik e to thankMr. Benjamin to r all hi s help a nd assistance duringth e yea r; withou t him we would ha ve be en lost.G. CARROLL.SQUASHSq uas h was play ed again thi s year a t the C<strong>au</strong>lfieldSquash Co u rts . The number of stude nts whopl ayed squash at th e beginning of first term wa sgrea t a nd rema ined fairly goo d throu ghout theyea r. It was pl easin g to sec som e o f th e Commercialgir ls a nd two member s of th e staff playin gsq uas h regularly, na mely Mrs. H. Newc ombe andMr. J. Ryan. 'A m atch was a rranged between th estaff and th e students and this resulted in a convincing win for the stude n ts.Inter-school matches we re arran ged with Prest onTech, Melbourne Hi gh School and a tea ch er s'college (na me not known). We eas ily d efeatedPreston a nd in a clos e fini sh lost to M.H .S. byon e game . As for the teachers' college, they under estimated ou r sq uas h a bili ty a nd sen t only oneteam m ember to oppose us. We won.W e m ust agai n th is year thank Mr. and Mrs.God by for th e help given to LIS throu gh ou t th e year.SQUASHBack row : T ony Crossley, Jack Issacs, Ian Dale , Malco lm S mith , Bob Arm ...trong, Frank Pei!e, Brian Loga n.Front ro w; Peter Knighton , Ian Bawdon , Ne il McK inno n, Peter M cNalley, Alan Bell .
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