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26 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 27 March, 2019 North EppingMen Wed Mar 20Club L Byrne J Clough G Scott d R Seidl K Avis R Peterson 31/11 R Stanton A Robinson M Havron d M Brereton R Kern J Fry 18/16 R Monteith R Phillips d R Watkins B Spaul 18/17 B Swan M Hollier d J Taylor G STace 30/11 K Riley R Crowne d B Gill R Vass 27/19 C Watford T Holden d J Kaine K Beacom 27/13 A Macleod C Thurmer S Mewburn d A McCoy T Warner N Oppedisano 23/21 Sat Feb 23 Club R Michie A Robinson d A Macleod R Peterson 33/18 J Taylor R Seidl T Warner d J Taylor A McCoy R Stanton 20/9 Pennants Gde 4 v Ryde X Phoenix D Byron D Singleton J Boulos B Daley won 25/13 N Oppedisano S Mewburn M Havron R Matheson lost 14/19 M Hollier R Watkins R Gallop P Delves lost 13/18 Points 0/10 Gde 6 v Ryde x Phoenix O Sherrard K Avis C Thurmer R Phillips dr 24/24 B Swan N Swancott J Fry K Douglass lost 14/21 R Kern G ScottD Dyer S Garvey won 28/14Points 8.5/1.5 Gde 7 v Denistone Sports S Slocombe L Byrne P Brown R Vass lost 17/30 K Riley R Crowne R Monteith B Spaul lost 18/21 C Watford B Forrest K Beacom G Stace lost 14/22 Points 0/10 Handicap Pairs Final K Douglass N Swancott d O Sherrard B Daley 21/16 KEN DOUGLASS Gladesville Women Tue Mar 19 Rd 1 Macquarie District Pennants Gde 1 Gladesville d Carlingford Social J Bryant F Bosward d E Craven M Luckey Raffle E Meagre L Macdonald K Uren JILL FORSTER Brush Park Women Tue Mar 19 Social Threes M McNulty A Ross M Dewhirst d C Smith N Waddell P Lyons Social Fours R Newton P McClean F Laney M Campbell d R Newton C Minogue P Bedford C Cupitt MARIE DEWHIRST Ryde X Phoenix Women Tue Mar 19 Pennants Gde 4 Ryde X 58(5) Greenlees 24(0) Thu Mar 21 Ryde X 32(4) Rosehill30(1) BETTY SMITH North Ryde RSL Women Tue Mar 19 Pennants Rd 1start North Ryde RSL No1 Brush Park at North Ryde No 1 won 30/17 =47 Brush Park 7/17 =24 No 3 went down too Brush Park 14/24 =38 North Ryde 19/16 = 35 Raffle Ivy Sandra Fay Anne Big thank you to Wendy Jill Margaret Carmel and Robyn for their help Thu Mar 21 No 3 Pennants at the Five Dock Tigers Greens were closed but No 1 played Carlingford at Carlingford 11/30 =41 North Ryde RSL 21/16.=37 Club Mjr Singles start Apr 9 sheet on board Friends Day Jul 4 COLLEEN RENWICK North EppingWomen Tue Mar 19 Social S Caswell H Fletcher T Hilder d S Caswell S Archibald M Phipps 17/14 J Palmer R Knott L Pierens d H Stibbs M Daley G Tucker 22/8 Pennants v Beecroft: B Trompp J Havron A Allen P Spaul lost 8/27 V Riley M Garrick J Thorp J Swan won 22/18 SUE ARCHIBALD Putney Tennyson Men Wed Mar 20 SocialP Anderson K Lake d M Cadby J Falsone 27/14 P Dobie R Marrins d A Jarvis A Long 20/18 P Brown K Wooden B Lancett d C Dale K Jennings A Windle 20/17 R Prentice K Beatty J Lowe d P Smith F Cornelius A Rodger 18/15 K Andrews M Caruso J Mc- Connell d P Noone P Harris J Stanton 20/17 SatMar 23 Pennant Gde 5 Rd3Putneyd Northmead BC61/59 Pts 8/2 NBC d B Jasprizza A Jarvis R Rust M Lansdown 18/16 NBC d J McConnell J Stanton A Rodger J Cunningham 26/17 P Yeow D Walker B Prentice A Long d NBC 28/15 Pennant Gde 6 Rd3Burwood Diggers d Putney 64/57 Pts 9/1BD d P Smith P Dobie K Beatty A Windle 32/19 BD d F Cornelius S Hon R Rees A Heyes 22/17 M Caruso B Lamcett K Lake R Marrins d BD 21/10 Cockatoo’s Rd3Putney dBurwwod Diggers44/36 Pts 4/1 J Elliott C Dale J Falsone d BD 24/12 BD d K Andrews P Cormican K Glesson 24/20 JOCK CUNNINGHAM North Ryde RSL Men Mar 23 Pennants 5 N Ryde RSL d Burwood Diggers 93/46 10-0 pts R Supala A Woods R Reitano D Hope 25/16 J Morris A Benson D Fenelon J French 31/20 P Collins P Dowling D Nelson S Skinner 37/10 Cockatoo Cup N Ryde RSL d Lane Cove 68/29 5-0 pts I Pendleton J Lundberg K Ho 27/19 G King J Grabiec P Auberson 41/10 Socials C Costa M Richardson d C Osborne W Coelho 27/10 W Walsh V Spano S Palmer d B Arnold G Inchley Bowling Round-up P McPhie 17/16 S Harrison A Wray d D Carr P Lavery 22/19 Mar 20 Socials D Carr J Glen D Hope d M Collier W Coelho P Collins 20/15 D Jessep S Layburn A Benson d B Arnold A Wray D Fenelon 18/11 PETER LAVERY Ryde X Phoenix Men Wed Mar 20 Social J Roberts B Kennedy G Carroll d L Hall W Carpenter A Marcellino 23/12 J Rae Ester Lam R Howell d G Jenkins D Douglas L Hansen 22/20 U Mere R Collyer P Chatfield d V Ardino D Galati B Iacono 30/17 Sat Mar 23 2019 Pennants Ryde X 4’s at home to North Epping Ryde X lost to North Epping 52-50 8/2 Ryde X 6’s at away to North Epping Ryde X lost to North Epping 66/59 8.5/1.5 Sun Mar 24 Club Major Singles C/ship Semi Final G Shirley d J Cincotta 31/17 Kane Gray d G Carroll 31/26 Both games were played in Great Spirit W CARPENTER Brush Park Men Major Singles Rd 2 W Dewhirst d R Hurley 31/11 A Beloe d S Merani 31/19 W Dewhirst d R Hurley 31/11R Palmer d G Willis 31/27P Murphy d G Young 31/19 R Summerhayes d T King 31/30 J Uren d A Todorovski 31/28 P Roy d J Mazzaferro 31/22 Wed Mar 13 Social J Leek J Mazzaferro dr R French J Hobson 22/22 A Burgoyne L Hoare d J Wedderburn B Took 25/12 T Siviour S Skinner NRRSL d R Hoare D Kensett-Smith 28/7 P Murphy J Uren d B Logan T King 27/18 G Monk C Carmichael d R Milner A Stone 26/20 S Walmsley N Laurence N Holman d G Irving A Ryce P Roy 33/12 Thursday Social 14 Mar C Norgate I Kirkham J Klueckmann dr F Woodley H Jones F Lacey 21/21 E Rayner B Hon R Milner d A Moore B Dickinson J Forbes 25/15 R Fraser J Mazzaferro d B Cupitt B Godsell 26/11 M Dodds B McCaw d M Harris D Baillie 31/9 Sat Mar 16 Social P Sellars J Wedderburn F Lacey d E Rayner R Fraser R Hoare 26/17 L Hoare I Kirkham B McCaw d A Moore A Stone P Hughes 23/20 G Irving D Emerton J Forbes d G Irving G Strickland T Carter 27/18 Pennant Rd 2 Gde 4 Denistone d Brush Park 8/2 Gde 6.1 Brush Park d Hunters Hill 9/1 Grade 6.2 Brush Park d Denistone 9/1 GEOFF YOUNG Hunters Hill Men Sat Mar 23 Pennants Rd 3 Gde 4 H Hill d Pennant Hills 60/50 8-2 R Bauer J Owens S Crowhurst K Stuart 31/6 K Uyeda J McDonald T Burt R Rose 14/18 R Schilling M Burton G Norris P Nightingale 16/26 Gde 6 H Hill lost to Brush Park 50/64 1-9 D Hanrahan P Wallis R Hopwood J Lowe 25/10 B Zenari P Langwill G Gorton C Phillips 10/27 G Thongsophon B Love J Juniper S Donnelly 15/27 Sun Mar 24 Club Pairs final K Stuart R Rose d R Schilling J Stewart 29/18 Minor Singles Rd 1 K Uyeda d J Stuart 31/29 G Thongsophon d G Cooper (ret) JJ Lane Cove Bowls Wed Ladie’s Major Singles S Hobson d M Gordon 25/1 N Morris d M Screen 25/11 Men’s Major Singles L Sturman d D Madson 31/10 Social S Soulas D Erskine B Piper d L Hattersley G D’Souza J Moran 21/19 M Collum R Aitken M Popovic d J Bowring/B Stacker V Solway R Moran 27/10 H Fox/S Horwood F Marker B Patterson d Di Erskine O Hostrup P Wade 23/16 R Balfas G Newlove d J Carroll L Sturman 23/15 Sat Cockatoos North Ryde 68 d Lane Cove 29 Pennants Lane Cove 59 (8) D Pittwater 58 (2) Social F Marker N Morris O Hostrup d Di Erskine M Terry S Hobson 25/15 Sun Major Singles J Lloyd d J Campbell 31/15 M Popovic d S Welch 31/11 Wednesday Twilight Bowls Jackpot next week Bring Grade 3 v The Hills 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Patterson, W. Wise, W. Farthing, T. Beno D,Tootil, M. Hickson, A. Bromley, J. Loomes20/21, C. Sandstrom, J. Mc Carthy, C. Bass, R. Brennan d A. Mc person, P. Newman, A. Barnett, M. Varecka 23/14 , J. Roberts, V. Moscato, W. Cappelletto, B. Cutron d I. Millar, B. Goldrick, S. Garvin, C. Binning 17/15 Gladesville won 60/50 (9: 1) Grade 5 v Castle Hill Alcuri, , G. Merchant, A. Spillane, P. Coyle, L G. Berry, K. Sherwood, R. Spicer, D. Organ 18/27, R. Gledhill, G. Jones, R. Loveridge, K. Mc Farlane, erts, R. Forster 25/17 A. Crockett,, A. Mc Donald, G. Bricknell,, J. Restano d P. Hodkinson, R. Swain, E. a of bowls call the club DAVID ERSKINE Gladesville Sporties Men your gle 98161773 own team names Pennant or next sin- week. Bowls d, A. Yap, D. Little, H. Rob- Lowe, J. Leighton Gladesville (9: 1 ) If you won want 21/13 64/57 game 98161773 VIC TAGG Luckless cricket Tigers bow out of grade finals SYDNEY Cricket Club have fallen agonisingly short of Grand Final appearances in the 2018-19 NSW Premier Cricket first and second grade competitions. The Tigers experienced heart-breaking fortunes in semi final action last weekend with Dan Smith’s top graders playing out a gripping draw with minor premiers Sydney University at University Oval, enabling the higher ranked Students to advance to the title decider. There was no joy also for Daniel Jacob’s second graders who bowed out after a 14 run loss to Parramatta at Old Kings Oval. Sydney were left rueing missed opportunities after finishing 19 runs shy of University’s total of 267 in their first grade Grand Final qualifier staged in steamy conditions. The Tigers dominated the opening day - restricting University to 6-158 off 77 overs before tailender Dugald Holloway (49) helped turn the match after figuring in two key partnerships last Sunday. A pugnacious Holloway combined with keeper Tim Cummins (41) for a crucial eighth wicket union of 58 runs, then added 37 in a vital ninth wicket stand with paceman Tim Ley to give University a competitive tally off a marathon 124 overs. In reply, Sydney were left lamenting after they registered 9-248 from 54 overs despite half centuries from capable trio Anthony Mosca (63 runs off 70 balls), Ben Manenti (54 runs off 54 balls) and keeper Beau McClintock (52 off 60). All rounders Ryan Felsch (3-51 off 18 overs) and Alex Glendenning (2-28 off 13), paceman Nic Bills (2-72 off 29) and 17 year old quick Hugh Sherriff - who took 1-15 off an economical 19 overs - produced lion hearted performance with the ball for the luckless Tigers. University skipper Liam Robertson (52 off 130 balls) and Ryan McElduff (35) salvaged the Students’ innings on opening day after Felsch ripped through the top order to remove the dangerous McElduff, Hayden Kerr (9) and Damien Mortimer (17) in the morning session. Sydney responded in style with rookie opener Liam Scott (24) and Felsch (35) showing enterprise with the bat before dashing knocks from Mosca, who thumped five sixes and three boundaries, along with McClintock and the power hitting The Tigers looked on course for victory at 2-105 before University bowlers Kerr (2-37 off 12), Devlin Malone (2-81 off 17) and Holloway (2-24 off five) grabbed crucial wickets to keep the final on a knife’s edge. Having salvaged a draw, the University side will meet second ranked Penrith in the Belvidere Cup decider starting this Friday at Bankstown Oval after the Panthers (5-163) eked out a draw with third ranked UTS-North Sydney (4 dec 253) at Howell Oval. PARRAMATTA duo Shane Cassel and Tim Affleck each bagged four wickets to spearhead their team’s pulsating 14 run triumph over Sydney in a second grade semi final. Chasing 215 for victory, the Tigers were cruising at 2-112 before losing eight wickets for 89 runs in dramatic fashion with Affleck (4-23 off 14) and Cassel (4-71 off 20) the chief destroyers. Justin Mosca (57), Liam Gibson (29), Matt Kent (25) and Ash Squire (25) gave the Tigers a sound launching pad - but to no avail. EASTWOOD Ryde Hawks netball dynamo Jessica Grant was named Club Captain for the 2019 NSW Netball Premier League campaign at last week’s season launch at Ryde Eastwood Leagues Club. Jessica will lead the Hawks’ Open squad with talented youngster Catherine Tevaga appointed skipper of the Under 23s team. They are pictured with Bennelong MP John Alexander and Ryde MP Victor Dominello and Hawks’ Head Coaches Jen Wright (Opens) and Jennie Webster (U/23s). TWT on-the-spot PHOTO. GLADESVILLE Women’s Bowling Club trio Kath Ruser, Robyn Eagles and Lyn MacDonald (pictured) who finished runners up to Ivy Hitchens’ North Ryde RSL team in the 2019 District Senior Triples final at Brush Park. Hillies mourn club legend Charlie Hobden HUNTERS Hill Pirates ended their 2018-19 City & Suburban Cricket campaign on a sombre note following the recent death of club legend Charlie Hobden. Charlie, an outstanding off spinner who served the Hillies for nearly 40 years, lost a brave battle with cancer on March 16 aged 82. The Hunters Hill team wore black arm bands for their final round match against Sydney Uni Vets in a mark of respect to Charlie, who was the father of team skipper and club great Andrew Hobden. Charlie was the inspiration for some of the articles in The Weekly Times’ To The Point column pre season. In his final season with Hunters Hill Cricket Club - while aged in his 70s - Charlie topped the bowling averages with his magical spin bowling. He retired from cricket to take up running and represented Australia in the Masters World Championships - claiming a State record in 2017. “Chuckles” will be missed but not forgotten by his friends and family in the Hunters Hill community. The Pirates were bundled out for 77 in a dismal batting performance last weekend with James Woods (23) and Steve Drake staying at the crease in support for over 14 overs but only to watch more wickets fall by the wayside. Sydney Uni Vets’ trump card Tim Croft bagged 4-10 off five overs to engineer a comfortable win. Imran Ali snared two wickets for the Pirates - but there was just not enough runs on the board.
Wednesday 27 March, 2019 THE WEEKLY TIMES 27 Cup action feast at Junior League launch By CHRIS KARAS BALMAIN junior representative rugby league teams face their moment of truth when they host North Sydney in crunch Junior Cup fixtures this Saturday at Leichhardt Oval. The much anticipated U/16 Harold Matthews Cup and U/18 S.G Ball Cup matches between the Tigers and Bears are the curtain raisers to a Leichhardt Oval rugby league fest to celebrate the Balmain Junior League’s 2019 season launch. n all important Matthews Cup game followed by the S.G Ball fixture at 11.30am. Penrith dented the Tiger cubs’ finals hopes when they recorded 32-14 and 30-14 victories in the NSWRL Junior Cup U/16 and U/18 competitions last Saturday at Leichhardt Oval. The tenth placed Tigers face a must-win match against ninth placed North Sydney in the Matthews Cup series after a disappointing loss to the Panthers. Balmain conceded three early tries and trailed 20-4 at the interval before succumbing to the slick Penrith outfit. Ross Murdocca’s cubs will pin their hopes on power forwards Brandon Tumeth, Will Carroll, Mataele Fifita, Jaxson Rahme and Wilkinson Papalii-Afoa to provide the go-forward for talented halves Christian Jardim and Liam Wright-Terry, fullback Ponipate Rakuli, centres Chris Trad and Semisi Foliaki and elusive winger Alex Miltiadous to show their wares. Balmain S.G Ball side led 8-0 against Penrith after 21 minutes with early tries by half back Cooper Wood and centre Josh Rizk before the visitors hit back with four pointers to Ryan Eisenhuth and centre Zion Tauasa and a Bailey Hughes conversion to lead 10-8 at the interval. But the Panthers dominated after the break - piling on another four tries to register a resounding win. The sixth placed Tigers will be chasing victories over the Bears and Central Coast Roosters in the final two rounds to consolidate a top eight finals berth in the U/18 Cup series. Skilful halves Zane Camroux and Cooper Wood and gun centres Livai Saukuru and Josh Rizk will spearhead an exciting backline with strong forwards Daniel Sykes, Callum Ellis, hooker Jake Kusto, Braydon Guyan, Zayn Wilkins, Stylez O’Mara and Jason Smyth laying the foundations. Ryde Eastwood Hawks meet the Rams in a third round Sydney Shield fixture at 1.15pm while competition leaders Concord Burwood-Glebe lock horns with Asquith Magpies in a Ron Massey Cup clash at 3pm. There’ll be lots of kids activities and a Tigers cake - so bring the family to an entertaining day’s football in Tigertown. FOOTY TIPSTERS NSWRL Volunteer of the Year Norm Towells (Five Dock JRLC) was also joint winner of Balmain Junior League’s George Thompson Trophy with Carlingford Cougars secretary Kathy Lansdown. They are pictured with NSWRL CEO David Trodden. TWT on-the-spot PHOTO. Five Dock RSL stalwart Norm earns NSWRL Volunteer of Year award A CASUAL visit to an inner western suburbs park nearly 30 years ago to register three of his sons in Junior Rugby League has turned into a rewarding hobby for popular Five Dock RSL Junior Rugby League Club stalwart Norm Towells. The tireless Dockers official was recognised for his outstanding service to the game last season when he was named the NSWRL Gordon Lowrie Volunteer of the Year and joint winner of the Balmain Junior League’s George Thompson Memorial Award. Norm’s sterling commitment to grassroots rugby league over 29 years through the Five Dock club and the wider Balmain District JRL earned him the prestigious NSWRL award, which was selected from the 12 District nominees. The awards cap a memorable 2018 for Norm, who was made a Life Member of the Balmain Junior League earlier in the year. He has proved the “heart and soul” of the Five Dock rugby league fraternity with his passion and selfless approach to helping develop up and coming juniors. “This was totally unexpected; I have won this acclamation for doing what I thought was somethingeveryone did,” said Mr Towells. “I didn’t know anything about rugby league until one of my sons started playing 29 years WESTS TIGERS ago … the rest is history,” he said. “I love being involved because of the lifelong friends you make and the influence you can have on children and playersthrough sport.” He was introduced to the code back in 1990 when he took eldest son David and twins Michael and Paul down to Five Dock Park to register with the Five Dock club. “David started in Under 10s and the twins in Under 8s and I volunteered to take on roles as a trainer and team manager,” Norm reflected. “My other sons Chris and Brendon later joined their elder brothers in the Five Dock playing ranks and I found myself on the club’s committee.” Brendon would later form a potent partnership in the front row with a 16 year old Aaron Woods at the Leichhardt Juniors Rugby League Club. Norm was encouraged to participate in rugby league by his brother-in-law Colin Campbell, a former South Sydney Presidents Cup and Under 23s forward back in 1973. “Colin often talked about the camaraderie at club level and V CANTERBURY BULLDOGS the many friendships he formed while staying involved with the game,” revealed Norm. The hard working Towells established himself as a trainer and team manager before serving as the Dockers’ Club Treasurer, Vice President, Club Patron and in recent years as manager of the club’s A Grade squad in the Combined Sydney competition. As well as encouraging the club’s junior and senior mens teams during the winter months, Norm can also be found on weekends supporting the Five Dock Ladies side. “Great Five Dock leaders like John Critchley, Joe Dougal ad Nick Speranza have been major influences on myself and I thank them immensely,” said Norm. It has been a real family affair for Norm and his brood at the Five Dock club over the past 29 years. As well as having his five sons carve out long careers with the Dockers, Norm was joined on the panel by daughters Kim - the club’s current secretary - and Julia, a junior coach. He was named joint winner of the Balmain Junior League’s George Thompson Trophy with SUNDAY MARCH 31 4.05PM CAMPBELLTOWN STADIUM tireless Carlingford Cougars secretary Kathy Lansdown. Norm received his NSWRL Volunteer of the Year award at Waterview in Bicentennial Park, Sydney Olympic Park last September. NSWRL Chief Executive David Trodden said the annual NSWRL Volunteer of the Year Awards night is about celebrating and acknowledging the hardworking Junior League volunteers who have given their time, without an expectation of reward or recognition, to make the 2018 season such a success. “It is only with the commitment and passion for the game of these truly wonderful people that Rugby League continues to grow and prosper in NSW,” Mr Trodden said. “The participation figures released are testament to that. For the first time in five years participation in NSWRL competitions has increased (up 5.5 per cent) and retention is above the national average, which means our volunteers and staff are creating a positive environment for participants to get involved – and stay involved – in our game.” JOHN ALEXANDER Bennelong MP Broncos Raiders Roosters Warriors Cowboys Storm Tigers Rabbitohs ANTHONY ROBERTS Lane Cove MP Broncos Raiders Roosters Warriors Cowboys Storm Tigers Rabbitohs JACK KING Ryde Eastwood Leagues Director Broncos Knights Roosters Warriors Cowboys Storm Tigers Rabbitohs SARKIS YEDELIAN Ryde City Clr Dragons Raiders Roosters Warriors Cowboys Storm Tigers Rabbitohs BARRY HERBERT North Ryde RSL Club Director Broncos Knights Roosters Sea Eagles Cowboys Storm Tigers Rabbitohs VICTOR DOMINELLO Ryde MP Broncos Knights Roosters Sea Eagles Cowboys Storm Tigers Rabbitohs CHRIS KARAS TWT Sports Editor Broncos Raiders Roosters Sea Eagles Cowboys Storm Tigers Rabbitohs THE ONE-EYED TIGER TWT’s fearless unbiassed correspondent Bananabenders Faders BondiChicks Kiwis Milkmaids Mexicans TIGERS Bunnies ALLAN JARVIS Putney Bowlo Club Treasurer Broncos Knights Roosters Warriors Cowboys Panthers Tigers Rabbitohs TRACEY MITCHELL Gladesville Sporties Vice President Broncos Raiders Roosters Warriors Cowboys Panthers Tigers Rabbitohs STEVE COLQUHOUN The Eastwood Club Manager Broncos Raiders Roosters Warriors Cowboys Storm Tigers Rabbitohs Guest Tipster JOHN OWENS Tigers Legend Broncos Knights Roosters Warriors Cowboys Storm Tigers Rabbitohs 11 13 11 14 12 13 13 12 8 13 12 11
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