the history of western suburbs district cricket club 1921-2002

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-20-FIRST CLASS STATISTICS - WESTERN SUBURBS PLAYERS 1945-61Player Seas M In no HS 50 100 Av C Overs Mdn Runs Wkt Av 5wk 10wk BC Christ 23 35 9 173 32 - - 6.65 15 690 110 2284 55 41.53 1 - 5/43G Cook 67 123 9 3426 169* 19 3 30.05 31 1235 140 4392 124 35.42 2 - 6/94K Ziebell 9 16 2 506 212* 2 1 36.14 13 31 2 119 2 59.5 1/15J Cooper 1 2 - 30 23 - - 15 3 - 18 - - - - -K Dollery 2 4 1 3 2 - - 1 - 30 4 125 - - - - -J Draney 2 3 - 37 29 - - 12.33 2 20 3 71 - - - - -J Ellis 22 33 10 174 26 - - 7.57 14 563 33 2280 71 32.11 4 - 7/86G Gray 6 12 1 195 43 - - 17.72 2B Fisher 50 68 9 1295 103 5 1 21.95 24 1079 135 3668 116 31.62 4 - 6/41J Freeman 30 33 12 375 65 2 - 17.85 6 537 80 2184 51 42.82 2 - 6/34D Hughson 14 25 3 426 59 2 - 19.36 9L Johnson 48 78 16 920 75 1 - 14.84 27 1635 260 4613 191 24.15 14 1 7/43J Loxton 22 43 - 1081 125 5 2 25.14 28 16 - 20 - - - - -J McLaughlin 58 99 12 2931 146 15 4 33.69 24 25 1 127 1 127.00 - - 1/31W Morris 34 62 5 1987 162* 9 5 34.86 7 4 3 3 - - - - -K Perrins 4 6 2 40 21 - - 10.00 1 75 10 300 7 42.86 - - 3/42R Reynolds 53 87 9 3626 203* 13 12 46.49 18 3 - 18 - - - - -S Trimble 133 246 14 9465 252* 44 24 40.80 79 27 2 164 3 54.67 - - 2/15G Warr 2 2 - 16 8 - - 8.00 5 50 4 201 2 100.5 - - 1/0C Westaway 19 24 9 207 33 - - 13.80 20 368 40 1703 52 32.75 2 - 6/88A Young 23 35 8 553 67 3 - 30.48 12 316 26 1428 26 54.92 - - 4/68E Toovey 37 63 7 1346 87 9 - 24.04 5 6 3 32 - - - - -Source: Queensland Cricket 2000-2001 Annual ReportSOME NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS BY WESTERN SUBURBS PLAYERSFirst Class Cricket - Batting 1945-6 to 1970-1Century on Sheffield Shield DebutJohn Loxton - 100 v Western Australia 1966-7Carried Bat Through an InningsGeoff Cook - 169* v MCC 1946-7Bill Brown - 174* v South Australia 1938-9Ray Reynolds - 125* v Western Australia 1958-9First Class Records Still Held at 2002 - Partnershipsth105* John Freeman - Wal Walmsley - 10 wicket v NSW Country in Brisbane 1957-8st256 Sam Trimble- - Ray Reynolds - 1 wicket v South Australia in Adelaide 1963-4nd243 Ray Reynolds - Jack McLaughlin - 2 wicket v South Australia in Adelaide 1957-8nd224 Ray Reynolds - Jack McLaughlin - 2 wicket v Western Australia in Brisbane 1959-60th143 Barry Fisher - John Mackay 8 wicket v NSW in Sydney 196* Records against all statesCaptains of Queensland SidesBill MorrisJack McLaughlinSam TrimbleCentury in Each InningsSam Trimble 113, 136* v Victoria 1963-4Double Century Scorers252 Sam Trimble v NSW 1963-4220 Sam Trimble v South Australia 1964-5203* Ray Reynolds v South Australia 1957-8Fourth Oldest Queenslander to Score a Century147 Sam Trimble v South Australia 1973-4 39 years 92 daysFirst Class Cricket - Bowling 1945-6 to 1970-1Five or More Wickets in an InningsJohn Freeman 5 for 77 v NSW 1956-7(Leg Spinner) 6 for 34 v Western Australia 1956-7Barry Fisher 5 for 50 v NSW 1954-5 on debut(Fast Bowler) 5 for 55 v Western Australia 1961-25 for 18 v NSW 1962-36 for 41 v Western Australia 1962-3Len Johnson 7 for 60 v South Australia 1946-7(Fast Bowler) 6 for 114 v Victoria 1947-87 for 114 v South Australia 1947-86 for 100 v Victoria 1948-96 for 51 v NSW 1948-97 for 43 v NSW 1949-506 for 71 v Victoria 1949-505 for 52 v NSW 1949-506 for 23 v South Australia 1950-15 for 62 v South Australia 1950-15 for 103 v NSW 1951-27 for 43 v Western Australia 1951-2Col Westaway 6 for 88 v NSW 1960-11-2
(Leg Spinner) 5 for 45 v Western Australia 1962-310 Wickets in a MatchLen Johnson 10 for 85 v NSW 1949-50Father and Son Interstate Representatives - First Class CricketColin Loxton (University) 1937-8 John Loxton (Wests) 1966-1971Sam Trimble (Wests) 1959-1976 Glen Trimble (Souths)Alec Fisher (Wests) 1934-5 Barry Fisher (Wests) 1954-1967Australian RepresentativesLen Johnson v India MCG 3 for 66 & 3 for 8 25 NO 1947-8v Canterbury, NZ 5 for 22 61 inc 4/6 and 4/4 1949-50*v Wellington, NZ 3 for 38 & 6 for 20 1949-50*Barry Fisher - New Zealand 1959-60*-21-Sam Trimble v New Zealand (Captain) 555 runs at 55.50 1969-70*v West Indies 262 runs at 52.40 1965* The New Zealand matches were not classed as tests and the teams were known as Australia’s SecondXI.Sam Trimble toured the West Indies in Bob Simpson’s Australian XI. Unfortunately he did not play in atest.SEASON BY SEASON ANALYSISSEASON 1945-46CENTURIES"A" Grade W W Morris 141"C" Grade A Hall 102XHAT TRICKS"A" GradeG G Cook"B" GradeL K ArthyPrimary School Grade N ReesINTERSTATE REPSGeoff CookJack EllisChilla ChristAlan YoungBill MorrisMOST SUCCESSFUL BATSMAN IN PRIMARY SCHOOL GRADEBarry Fisher 233 runs av. 33.28thChilla Christ registered 500 wicket for club in A Grade.Mr Bob Auld guaranteed finance for erection of club refreshment room.Bursaries were awarded to promising schoolboys cricketers promoted to C Grade.SEASON 1946-47Wests won Club Championship.C Grade and Reserve Grade won QCA Premiership.Captain Reserve Grade - Ray DeardsThirds Grade - Jack MahoneyCENTURIESJ Kirby v Teachers Training College 111X 19-10-46HAT TRICKSI Carvosso v Valley Reserve 14-12-46J Brian v Valley C Grade 5-10-46INTERSTATE REPSGeoff Cook, Bill Morris, Jack Ellis, Alan Young, Chilla Christ, Keith Arthy (Unfortunately Keith Arthy hadto withdraw as he was unable to obtain leave from work.)PRIMARY SCHOOL REPSBarry Fisher, David Cox, Brian BinnieJack Ellis selected to play in an Australian XI v MCC in Melbourne.Geoff Cook carried bat through innings v MCC - 169 NOAlan Young - Reserve Grade - took 8 for 11 at University.Cyril Jackson- C Grade - took all 7 wickets to fall for 1 run from 4-4 overs v Souths.21 September 1946 - official opening of refreshment stall.Mr Ted Williams - West’s Secretary for 18 years appointed first full-time QCA Secretary.Geoff Cox won QCA A Grade Bowling Averages.Cyclonic storm wrecked sight screens at No.1 oval.SEASON 1947-48A and B Grades won QCA Premiership.CENTURIES"A" GRADE R Stafford v QCA Colts - 103 15-11-47QUEENSLAND REPSBill Morris, Len Johnson, Alan Young, Geoff CookLen Johnson selected to play for Australia v India 5th Test at MCG. His figures were 25 NO, 30 overs3 for 66 and 5.2 overs 3 for 8.
Page 1 and 2: THE HISTORY OFWESTERN SUBURBS DISTR
Page 3 and 4: GENERAL FOREWORDWestern District Cr
Page 5 and 6: -5-THE BIRTH OF “WESTS”At a spe
Page 7 and 8: -7-PRESIDENTSH C Morrow (1921-1923)
Page 9 and 10: -9-INTERSTATE (BEFORE SHIELD CRICKE
Page 12 and 13: -12-1. That in 1923-1924 season, Ja
Page 14 and 15: -14-15. S J Fennelly.16. Norm Grant
Page 16 and 17: -16-1946-1968 JACK MCLAUGHLININTROD
Page 18 and 19: -18-W e s t s Players whohave Repre
Page 22 and 23: John Mahoney - C Grade - took all 1
Page 24 and 25: -24-Intermediate Grade won Premiers
Page 26 and 27: SEASON 1959-60Intermediate Grade wo
Page 28 and 29: -28-SEASON 1965-66CENTURY SCORERS"A
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Page 36 and 37: -36-player scored a century all sea
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Page 40 and 41: -40-Lowe was a LHUOB. Gary Cosier w
Page 42 and 43: -42-still playing in 2001-2. He tra
Page 44 and 45: -44-times, Chairman of Selectors, C
Page 46 and 47: -46-seasons of ARL for the Brisbane
Page 48 and 49: -48-The club again had full use of
Page 50 and 51: FIRST GRADECenturiesFive WicketsS C
Page 52 and 53: -52-Chris Smart scored 596 runs at
Page 54 and 55: FIRST GRADECenturiesFive WicketsC B
Page 56 and 57: -56-Peter Goldsworthy took over as
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Page 60 and 61: -60-APPENDIX 1ADMINISTRATORS
Page 62 and 63: -62-LIFE MEMBERSRoger Joseph HARTIG
Page 64 and 65: -64-years in a row in the late 1990
Page 66 and 67: -66-Jack Farquhar, after playing fo
Page 68 and 69: -68-CLUB PLAYERS WHO HAVE PLAYED TE
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-70-J W Adams1 2 - 25 16 - - 12.5 1
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-72-WICKET RUNS BATSMEN GRADE AGAIN
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-74-STUMPINGS SEASON NAME PERFORMAN
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UNDER 18 GRADE1949/50 Smeed J 117.5
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-78-U18 1951/52 Westaway C Western
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-82-B R Stephensen 1985-86 70 55 13
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Carl Rackeman Shield (Cricketer of
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Ralph Weaver Memorial Trophy (Most
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-88-Dirk Tazelaar Trophy ( Best Wom
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EXPERTISE OFF THE CRICKET FIELD1. A
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