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30 34 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 17 19 January, July, 20172018 North Ryde RSL Women Tue Jan 10 No Social bowls due to rain Thu Jan 11 Social Winning Rk 1 J Fahey T Sweeney E Marsden d J Hope P Ferris S Skinner 18/13 Rk 2 B Venn P Saunders J Bax d K Sheehy B McClintock C Candrick 17/14 Rk 3 A Richardson C Renwick M Burkett d K Jacobson C Benson I Hitchens 20/8 Rk 4 S Leabeater L Humphreys d J Venn D Fenelon 17/14 Jackpot won by The Presidents Rk A Richardson C Renwick M Burkett K Jacobson C Benson I Hitchens Club Pairs Rd 1 on Tue Jan 16 District Open, Senior Fours start Jan 29, District Mixed Pairs on Fe 3 at Beecroft Pennants start Feb 20, Autumn /Winter Fashion Parade Mon Mar 5 to book please see June Bax, entry fee incl Morning Tea $12.00. JULIE HOPE Hunters Hill Women Tue Jan 23 Bowls Resumes Tue Feb 20 Pennants commence - District Level. BJ Putney Tennyson Men Wed Jan 10 B Jazprizza D Brown B Lancett d FCornelis G Butt R Rees 21/10 PAnderson R Rust I Purcell d K Andrews KLake B Prentice 33/9 C Dale M McVicar J Mc Connell d C Dale K Beatty JCunningham 22/15 J Brownlow J Lowe DWalkerd K Wooden M Cadby SCrowhurst 22/13 K GlessonS Hon G Allen d P Smith B Robbins P Harris 25/14 A warm welcome to our three visitors Garry Allen Simon Hon and Dave Brown from Greenlees Dave has joined PTBC as a member lets hope the two others join Team Putney. ae utt cicar ary Allen (Visitor) JOCK North EppingMen Wed Jan 10 Club B Gill P Brown K Beacom d T Cooke W Fletcher N Swancott 35/8 R Kern M Gardiner M Havron d J Royer T Holden J Fry 16/15 O Sherrard T Warner G Stace d A Macleod V Riley K Douglass 29/18 C Watford K Riley R Gallop d A McCoy R Michie R Matheson 20/16 J Taylor N Oppedisano G Scott d R Seidl R Crowne R Vass 27/12 C Thurmer J Pavella T Taylor d B Edwards W Spaul M Hollier 16/13 A Robinson P Cummins R Phillips d J Clough P Spaul B Wallen 34/10 Sat Dec 13 Club N Oppedisano M Hollier d K Riley B Daley 23/21 M Havron R Gallop d D Byreon D Singleton 24/12 J Swan W Spaul R Vass d A Macleod C Watford K Beacom 24/14 S Colquhoun V Riley R Phillips d J McClintock L DRiessen K Douglass 23/15 A Macleod J Havron G Stace d S Slocumbe N Swancott 28/20 R Kern W Fletcher J Fry d B Swan B Forrest P Harbrow 19/17 B Gill T Warner S Mewburn d J Taylor M Gardiner T Taylor 24/15 KEN DOUGLASS Ryde X Phoenix Men Wed Jan 10 Social J Roberts A Locascio L Hansen d G Jenkins A Marcellino 24/21 A Cusack V Ardino R Howell d L Hall J Gwilym M Little 25/23 C Peters D Galati W Carpenter d G Landon P Cusack B Kennedy22/19 Sat Jan 13 Social A Cusack C Stevens W Carpenter d G Landon D Galati L Hansen23/20 L Stansfield E Coleman G Carroll d J Roberts J McPherson F Cirina 18/17 DV Ardino A Locascio d A Rozsnyoi P Cusack 33/13 D Douglas J Falsone dr A Marcellino R Howell 23/23 LES HANSEN Gladesville Men Wed Jan 10 SocialG Gear J Roberts W Cappelletto d T Sindone D Nash C Sandstrom 24/15 G Tonkin C Paterson V Moscato d S Rotondo J Restaino R Loveridge 23/22 Sat Jan 13G Bricknell P Coyle W Cappelletto d G Merchant G Jones B Cutrone 28/16 F Alcuri J Roberts V Moscato T Sindone A Macdonald C Paterson 25/22 S Rotondo K Findlay A Bolster d ear rofilio Chatfield 21/16 COL PATERSON Hunters Hill Men Following last months AGM the following members were reelected unapposed for the 2018 seasonthere is still a well paid$$$ committee member positiongoing vacant guys???! President Dale Hanrahan Vice Presidents Peter JacksonPeter Nightingale Secretary Peter Langwill TreasurerHH Club (Greg Thongsophon Committee Ian RossGlen Norris Selectorsto be elected by Full Committee UmpiresRob Rose Richard Schilling GreensIan Ross Welfare/Publicity/Coaching Peter Jackson Sat Social D Hanrahan R Bauer I Ross d O Vandoros P Langwill P Nightingale 19/16 Other score card “missing in action”???? Thu Social G Cooper R Schilling d K StewartP Nightingale 20/14 R Mitchell O Vandoros d J Beale J Hirst 16/13 PETER JACKSON Brush Park Men Jan 13 C/ship Club 4s Rd 1G Monk D Livesey J Mazzaferro P Bowling Round-up Roy d A Beloe R French B Logan J Roddy 18/16 R Richardson T Siviour T King G Young d N Holman W Dewhirst B Goldsworthy R Summerhayes 21/17 Jan 14 Rd 1 Minor Singles J Mazzaferro d B Logan 31/30J Forbes d J Dixon 32/25 G Monk d J Wedderburn 31/29 J Leek d R Hurley 31/27Wed Jan 10 Pairs T Siviour J Roddy d J Leek B Goldsworthy 26/11 J Klueckmann J Mazzaferro d B Logan T King 26/17 G Willis G O’Donell j d J Stuart N Elder 28/11 G Monk R Preston (Carl) d J Wedderburn A Burgoyne 25/11 R Richardson G Young d R French N Holman 21/20 R Hurley P Roy d A Carter B Cupitt 34/6 R Watkins R Palmer d R Hoare D Kensett-Smith 20/9 Thu Jan 11 Social L De Bernardo F Woodley D Tyrrell d R Wilson J Dixon A Carter 27/14 A Moore A Minogue G Wilson d D Wilson E Rayner R MacKenzie 24/15 R Dickinson P Roach W Brigden d H Jones J Forbes R French 32/6 B Hon P Roy d D Tyrrell A Cukon 23/17 Saturday Social 13th January J Arkins M Lal d W Brigden R Milner R Palmer 30/14 G Willis G O’Donell j d R Watkins P Murphy 20/19 A Todorovski J Hobson D Kensett-Smith d B Godsell J Forbes R Hoare 23/21 T Slater R MacKenzie P Dunleavy d A Moore A Burgoyne A Cukon 24/15 GEOFF YOUNG North Ryde RSL Men Club 4’s C/ships Rd 1 E Elliott P Lavery T Pisano J Grabiec d G McPherson R Culotta D Baker (A Hoy sub) R Supala 21/12. Round 2 J Morris A Woods S Pleming D Nelson d B Thorpe P Auberson D Fenelon J French 29/7 P Dowling G King D Ridge A Benson d B Payne E Conboy G Dodd D Hope 28/13 J Glen A Wray T Sweeney M Richardson d E Elliott P Lavery T Pisano J Grabiec 19/16 P Collins J Lundberg S Skinner A Moylan d B Venn B Gibson B Worboys S Layburn 22/19 Wed Socials G Orsatti G King R Culotta d B Venn P Collins D Hope 18/11 G Davies J Venn M Richardson d B Wood S Harrison D Fenelon 27/14 J Brennan S Layburn S Skinner d C Costa A Wray P Lavery 18/17 B Worboys N Ferris T Pisano d H Berger B Payne A Vidler 31/15 J Glen J Yuen A Benson d J Glen P Dowling W Coelho 25/24 Sat Socials A Moylan J Morris M Richardson D Hope dr P Dowling D Ridge A Benson S Skinner 24/24 G King C Costa J Brennan N Ferris d D Carr B Worboys W Walsh W Coelho 15/14. ALLAN HOY Lane Cove Bowls Wed Social R Aitken L Sturman P Wade d R Aitken M Pettit D Madson 22/16 L Hattersley G D’Souza I Toth d H Fox D Mitchell S Creedy 30/7 L Kay N Morris M Popovic d G Oakes F Markar J Toth 24 13 L Heap R Moran d D Erskine G Moon 23/12 B Johnston J Bowring d S Horwood B Piper 27/16 Sat Social L Heap D Mitchell B Patterson d L Sturman G Screen G Moon 30/21 L Hattersley D Erskine S Creedy d L Kay R Aitken R Retaino 23/9 N Morris B Johnston D Madson d Di Erskine B Mulvey M Popovic 17/10 A Biasion O Hostrup d M Terry F Markar 26/14 DAVID ERSKINE Denistone Men Sat Jan 13 R Goggan R Court P Dawson d T Stanis N Martelli D Hogan 28/17 M Lyall N Scott G Scott d J Mohan M Little D Roughley 23/16 N Felstead D Linnert G Harper d J Walker G Hatch K Gray 27/21 J Myers K Graham D Moody d P Brennan J Rando K Smith 28/19 D Pope J Knight G Knight d D Pocock C Piddick J Hiotellis 29/23 J Davey M Wilson J Woods d J O’Brien F Martelli R Johnston 28/18 G Robinson K Miners G Gudmunson d J Kennedy J Dominiak J Burrows 20/17 KEVIN SMITH Play competition darts in Balmain Association CLUB Ryde X is seeking new players and teams to join their riendly Darts competition on Wednesday nights. They participate in he Balmain & Disricts Amateur Darts ssociation which as been established ince 1963 and lookng to bolster its umbers. Did you know Ausralia’s number one arts player Simon hitlock started his areer in the Balmain arts competition? The Association urrently has teams ompeting from Club yde X, Gladesville SL, Hornsby RSL, ladesville Sporties, arramatta RSL, squith Bowling X lub, Putney Tenyson Bowling Club nd North Ryde RSL. C o m p e t i t i o n s ommence in early ebruary and Auust each year, with hampionships held nce midyear. They play in a home nd away format durng the year over two easons classed as ummer and Winter. The Association elcomes any peron, male or feale 18 years of ge and above, with ames scheduled for ednesday nights ommencing 8pm. You don’t have to e the next world hampion - just need o to enjoy throwing arts, having a laugh nd meeting new Champion darts player Simon Whitlock (pictured) began his career in the Balmain Darts competition. Players and teams will be graded on skill and experience level to determine which division they’ll play. The composition of each team will consist of a minimum of six players and a maximum of 8 players on Wednesday night. You can register up to 10 players to compete in each season of play. Each team that is nominated will be required to pay a $50 registration fee per season, and a weekly match fee per team of $18 per competition night. Players of all levels are welcome - male or female. For further details check the website: www.balmaindarts or contact Balmain Darts Association president Nathan Mills (Gladesville RSL) 0415 509 614; vice president Wayne Sullivan (Club Ryde X) 0427 404 405; secretary Carol Toohey (Hornsby RSL) 0438 155 307; treasurer Len Cole (North Ryde RSL) 0411 043 283 or Neil Ballantine (Club Ryde X) 0432 760 916 or 9888-7044. Sky Blues maintain unbeaten run SYDNEY FC played out an entertaining 0-0 draw away to Adelaide United last weekend, to stretch their unbeaten streak to eleven games (including the FFA Cup Final). Both sides had their chances with the Sky Blues coming the closest in a number of times in the second half. The drawn result means the Sky Blues maintain a six-point gap at the summit of the table. “We tried to put pressure everywhere on the pitch, as high as possible and I think we did this good,” said Sydney FC defender Jordy Buijs. “But sometimes you don’t have the luck and we keep moving on.” Meanwhile, Sydney FC announced the resigning of their star left back Michael Zullo for another two years. “It’s an honour to be remaining a Sky Blue for a further two years,” Zullo said. ydney C offers me everything on and off the pitch that you could ask for. It’s the biggest and best club in the country and there is nowhere else I’d rather be playing my football than within the family environment we have here. “I’m hungry for even more titles, especially with the 2018 AFC Champions League just around the corner. “I’m excited to continue growing as a player and person on and off the field and assume even more responsibility within the club.” Sydney FC Head Coach Graham Arnold said it was exciting to have Zullo remaining a Sky Blue. “Michael is one of the integral cogs in our defensive unit and it’s pleasing to have him on board for another two seasons,” Arnold said. Sydney FC next face the Central Coast Mariners this Saturday at Allianz Stadium, with kick-off at .pm. Pirates level up in Hunter Beaver Cup HUNTERS Hill Pirates cricket team edged out traditional rivals East Village Beavers in an absorbing City & Suburban Cricket competition fxture last weekend. Finally after no shows and bad weather, the Pirates managed to get back on the field. The Beavers won the seasons first encounter and it was time to square proceedings in the best of three clashes for the Hunter Beaver Cup. The Hillies won the toss and elected to bat first and after three overs were struggling at 3-4 . Skipper Andrew Hobden came to the crease and managed to steady the ship with an innings of 41 - posting a partnership of 89 with Rodney Bourgjen (53). Alas after Hobden and Bourgjen departed a hat trick was on offer and another two ducks had been served up. Blocking out the hat trick ball Steve Drake (8) combined with James Woods (40) for a partnership of 40 before Woods succumbed in the second last over. Despite four ducks, the Pirates compiled a total of 9-170. In reply, the Beavers struggled early against the Pirates attack and were 4-64 after 19 overs. Manish Mistra claimed - off overs with Woods also claiming a wicket while Andy Ball had the ball on a string - snaring two wickets with spin - off six. He was supported from the other end by Ash Emmanuel who bagged - off five as the Beavers were dismissed eight runs shy of their mark. Another close game which puts the Cup in the balance at a win apiece and the decider scheduled for March.
Wednesday 17 January, 2018 THE WEEKLY TIMES 31 Another ton for local cricket legend Les Morgan HE played against some of Australia’s all time greats and etched his name in Balmain cricket folklore as an all rounder and leader of the highest calibre. Now local sporting legend Les Morgan (pictured) of Concord has chalked up his most treasured century to date. The long serving Balmainiac reached another important milestone when he celebrated his 100th birthday last month. Morgan is believed to be the oldest surviving first grade cricketer to have played in the elite men’s historic Sydney grade competition. A stylish batsman and uickish off spinner in his heyday, Morgan captained Balmain Cricket Clubs first grade X1 for a record nine seasons from 1943/44 to 1951/52 - a record that still stands today. nlike modern day cricketers, es had the privilege of playing with and against many greats of the game. During his tenure as skipper, es matched wits with some of the greatest Australian cricketers to have ever graced a cricket field. The Concord native lined up against cricket luminaries Bill O’Reilly, Richie Benaud, Stan McCabe, Sid Barnes, Keith Miller, Arthur Morris, Alan Davidson and ay indwall on the ydney first grade cricket scene as well as former Test players Ian Craig, Graham Hole, Ron Saggers and Ken Eastwood. He also played against the likes of legends es allowfield, ughie Chilvers, Stan Sismey and many more. In a distinguished first grade career with the Tigers, Morgan bagged over first grade wickets and compiled nearly 3000 runs, proving himself to be an oustanding all rounder who contributed very well to the team. es previously played five seasons of first grade with the Western Suburbs club from 1937-38 where he racked up runs and captured 176 wickets plus another runs and wickets in second grade. e took over the almain captaincy reins from his good friend Cliff inning the Tigers respected cricket historian) and went on to also play alongside players such as NSW reps Bill Donaldson, lbert Cheetham, red Mair, Reg Pearce, Angus MacKinnon, Bill unt, red ennett and Gordon Cansdell. “I had to pinch myself to believe it - here I was playing with and against so many cricketing legends, it was such a privilege” reflected es. “With these top players involved you learned so much about your game and the art of captaincy.” es proudest moment was scoring 133 and grabbing the figures of 6-11 and 5-44 in the Tigers’ outright victory over University in a first grade fixture at irchgrove val back on December 21, 1946 and January 4, 1947. Morgan’s dashing ton featured 19 boundaries in an entertaining 144 minutes at the crease. He combined with Cansdell for a third wicket partnership of 138 in 97 minutes Centurion Mosca in match-winning stand then piled on 126 with onaldson in minutes for the fourth wicket. A brilliant piece of stumping by University keeper ewman off Delarue brought about es dismissal. The Tigers declared at 6-342 before Morgan - and lefty hand bowler Bill Hunt - sensationally rolled University for 22 in the first innings. ollowing on, niversity did a little better in their second knock but were all out for 73 - giving Balmain victory by an innings and 247 runs. es finished with match figures of - to go with his superb ton. This tremendous feat - a century and 10 wickets in a match - has been matched just two other times in Sydney first grade history since 1893 by Charlie Kelleway and Grant ambert. “It was my highest ever first grade score and I hit the ball well that day, recalled es. “We then dismissed University for their lowest ever first grade total. With the ball I was able to land it in the right spot. Billy Hunt and I really feasted on wickets that day,” he revealed. After retiring from cricket, es became an accomplished golfer and pioneer with Massey ark olf Club at Concord. A life member and active stalwart until his early s, es founded the Club’s Veterans competition and his name is perpetuated with the . organ Shield trophy for the Best Net score by golfers in B and C Grade on a nominated medal day. SYDNEY Cricket Club’s strong team ethics shone like a beacon after conuring up yet another inspirational triumph in the 2017-18 NSW Premier ricket first grade competition last weekend at rummoyne val. Talented colts Anthony Mosca and keeper Beau McClintock provided the batting heroics in a rollicing e wicket victory over aireldierpool as the Tigers consolidated fth spot in the race for the nals Mosca hammered a magnificent not out and cClintock not out) as the duo shared an unbroken sixth wicket stand of 178 to secure a stunning win. Chasing 246 for victory, the Sydney team were reeling at 5-68 at one stage after the ions removed top order bats ustin osca , atthew odgers , Tristen conald , all rounder ic ills and arry alton in uick fashion. Enter centurion Anthony osca, who cracked two sixes and eleven boundaries in a spirited -ball knock and the capable cClintock who thumped seven boundaries in a successful rescue mission that delivered six crucial competition points. The previous day Sydney spin twins Ben Manenti and Nathan Sowter weaved their magic with the ball to help roll the ions for 245. Twenty year old off spinner Manenti returned the figures of - off overs while leg-spinner owter snared - off 17 overs to cap superb performances for the Tigers. Sowter, who recently signed a new two year contract with English county club iddlesex, has proved a revelation since returning home to Drummoyne this summer. The 24-year-old Australian mainly played in Twenty20 Blast games at his county club, but his deal will see him feature in all formats. Based at the ‘home of cricket ords Cricket round, owter took over Twenty wickets and made his firstclass debut for the Crusaders last August. Wendel Delpechitra , all rounder att Critchley off balls and skipper armon andhu were the pick of the airfield- iverpool batsmen with paceman iam atcher - off overs and spinner Critchley - off overs sharing the bowling honours. Sydney’s clean sweep of victories over the ions keeps the Tigers in second spot on the Club Championship ladder on 915 points behind lead- ers arramatta . In lower grade action, ydney young guns ick Taylor and iam ibson also chalked up impressive tons. Taylor registered a superb 163 not out in the Tigers’ third grade triumph at Birchgrove Oval - smashing six sixes and 16 boundaries during his brilliant -ball knock. He was supported by ayank harma off balls with four sixes and five fours and s all rounder iam cott -. Gibson carved out a stylish 106 in the Tigers’ second grade victory at Rosedale Oval. SCS Sydney 280 (Liam Gibson 106, Matt Pasternatsky 70, Matt Kent 37, Ash Suire d Fairfield iverpool yan Corns Suan assan ugh Sherri Ale loomfield 1-42, A Squire 1-43). S Sydney (Nick Taylor 163no, Mayank Sharma Steve ing van Sunjic anvir Singh d Fairfieldiverpool 8-191 (Brett Lack 60, Gura Singh 28, Shaf Nouree 25, Liam Scott ustin odgie 2-23, S King 2-29). FS Sydney ravis oton 79no, Tyler Meyer 21, Amed Hassan 19, Jayden Kallukalam 3-36, Nathan Hebeston d Fairfieldiverpool 158 (Aziz Hasan 44, N Hebeston 31, ushi Padhye ackson Edwards 4-22, Jack rien . FFS Sydney iam obson Sam Cividin Allan Phillip ai velja d Fairfieldiverpool (Sebastian Buchanan amien apisarda 3-22, Declan Armstrong 1-22, Sam Shaika 1-23, asheed ime . CRAFTY leg-spinner Nathan Sowter captured 4-52 in the Tigers’ win oer aireldierpool SUNDAY AFTERNOONS 3PM-6.30PM JANUARY 21 & 28 FEBRUARY 4 Bookings 9807 2444 www.releagues.com.au
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