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Arkley Cricket Club,Brunswick Park,New outhgte, rT.ii

Founded; 1932)enthers of ANCC & CCCClub Colour; Naroon

ditor;l3rian \ndrews,76 Crc ys ‘ozd,Child’s Hill,LONiiON,N.W.2 2u)Telenhone; O1—45 —2536

The Arkley Herald “monthly”

This bulletin carries a Government health warning.

diiPLAYED 10, WON 1, DRAWN 2, LOST 7(seven)it

.1 ulloulkTo Foiyjei

BY IVOR TERRIBLEMEMORY

JUNE 1975 is a month Arkley Cricket Club can well forget as out of tengaines played only one was won and two drawiz. The one victory was ahandsome 56 run victory over New Southgate Social in the first roundof the Embassy Cup and we were unfortunate to lose to Bow by 2 ruis inthe next round of the competition. Thc other six defeats however wereby fairly large margins.

We, started the month losing to W.A.R.B.L. in a low scoring game (as usual)on’Lunar Landscape’ surface at Upshire Hall, this despite a hat trick by‘No I’m not buying a round’ Bob Ingram. The following week we lost toReg Olivera by 50 runs, dropped catches and poor fielding probably beingthe main factor in this defeat. Our bowling and fielding was unrecognizablein comparison the next day when we dismissed New Southgate Social for 87to defeat them by 56 runs in the Embassy Cup. 6 was also the number ofruns scored by both Sharma and Peter I3rowrt as they put on 98 runs for ourthird wicket to make victory possible. A too strong Old Elizabethan’s IIISLdC scored 193 in just over 2 hours and then dismissed Arkicy for 75 ina C.C.C. Fixture Bureau game. Watford Taverners the following day nearlymatched the Old Elizabeth’s score when they declared. rkley looked to beheading for another defeat before an injured i\rthi’r Prawn, Paul. Townsend,Bob Ingram and 34 byes pulled Arkley round to make a good show of it inthe end. After restricting Northinet to 76—8 in a twenty overs game we couldonly muster 43—7 ourselves against the bowling of King,Johnson,Horn & Cant.Bob Ingram and (a rather bruised) Peter Amass turned a near defeat into anear victory v Roving Reporters in our first game at Brunswick Park.Against a ‘rabble’ from Bow the next day in the Embassy Cup we lost by 2runs after a stand of 72 by Arthur Brown and Cob Ingram from 59—6 lookedas if it might win us the game. .\ modest total of 125—6 v. Nanor Drive N.at the unlikely venue of Kenton Cricket Club was easily passed as opener)like Farrell hit )0 in 25 minutes (28 balls) and opener J.flaughan ofBritish Rail Hatfield hit 6i out of 117 as the railwaymcn beat us by 31runs to complete this unsuccessful month. MORE DETAILS INSIDEOur playing record to the end of June being P 15, W 1, 1) 2, L 9, Can 2.Let’s hope that July is a better month for us and with the return of MarkCripps from Liverpool University that is a distinct possibility

JUNE 1975

BULLETIN No. 72

No. 6, :5ERIES 4

PERSONAL FILEJQI AVII

PERSON1J, FTTB; Yes, used for trimming finger nails.

DA’rR OF BIUTII ; 1. i-tb us t 1 953PLACE OF BIRTH; Southmead Hospital, Bristol.

RAS ROB INGRAM THERE AT TUE TIME; No, he had just heer found guilty of’swimming nude in a Trafalgar Squarefountain. Refer: J3ow Si-.. ‘listratesCourt records, July—Oct 1953.

HEIGHT; 5feet 6flnches. WEIGHT; 9stone l3lbs.

FiAL; Brown (getting shorter). EYES; Two (both blue).

EDUCATION; Incomplete.

PRESENT POsITIOr HELD; N/A.

PERIODICALS TAKEN; Daily Telegraph, The Cricketer, Hi—F’i i’ews.

WOU.iTE FOOJS Steak, Chips, uavas, Fruit Cake, Ice Creatii.

FAVOURITE TV.; Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads, Sport, Mastermind.

FAVOURITE RABTO; Test Match Special, Racio I for background music.

FAVOURITE CRICLETEJiS; Cohn Cowdrey, Rich to Denaud, Basil B’ Olive ira.

FAVOURITE COUNTY TEAM; cent (member).

FAVOUrZITR OOTF\LL2R5; Bobby Chariton, Gordon Ranks, Wilf Copping.

FAVOURITE FOOTBALL TEAM; Manchester United.

OCCUPATION; Former employee of Barclays Bank.

INTERESTS; Chatting, Reading, Cricket, Thinking, Music.

DISLIKES; Negress singers, Fierce dogs, People who swim nude in TrafalgarSquare fountains.

.1M REON 1 WOULD MOST Li IS TO MS ST ; Larry No ruian.

iUSICAL TASTE5; I have L.Ps. by The iieatles, JilIiant ijolcom, The CarpentersJohn Denver, Donovan, Bob Dylan, Elvis, Art Garfunkel,Mary Ifopkin, Elton Johns Scott Joplin, Graham 1\ondrick,James Jat, .Jacues Loussier, Paul McCa;rtney iiisDon McLean, The Moody Blues, Larry Norman, Mike Oldfield,Cliff Richard, Neil Sedaka, The Seekers, The Shadows,Simon (iarfunkel, Paul Simon, The Who, Beethoven, Bizet,Chopin, Dvorak, Grieg, .Holst, Mendelssohn, Rossini,Strsuss, Tchaiicowski. and others

b.\PPIEST MOMENT PLAYIN FOR ARKLEY; Th first catch I took v. St. Petersin 1971 on the boundary one handedat deep square leg (any catch I takeis a $LUH happy moment.)

UNHAPPIEST MOMENT PLAYING FOR ARKLEY; 1974.

FAVOURITE COUNTRIES VISITED; Germany, Greece. (This should read onlycountries visited)

COUNTRIES I WOULD MOST L1EE TO VISIT; Australia, U.S .A.

AMBITIONS; To be doing what I want to do when the time comes.

SExT MONTH; NORMAN (SPINEY) GIBBONS who hasn’t written seriously sincehis efforts on the loo wall at Finchley County School.

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IJukings of W.A.R.T3.L,

T .ilammond c & bA.Cornwall*/** bJ.Rytner bE3.Sheridan bM.Sanger c Andrews E. bD.Yeadle c & bS.Casey c Gibbons bP.Lang lbw bP. ndrae c Andrew3 B. hJ.Ryan bP.Casey Not Out

Extras (h 1,lb iw 0rih 0)Total (for 10 wickets)

Fall 0,27,51,61,66,84,84,84,84,86.0.11. 2 3 1 5 6 -‘i 2 9 10 7

C .TowiisencP *

P .A .I3rownJ .E .Griffiths

, AndrewsB • J • AndrewsN.J .GibbonsP .TownsendR .N . IngramC .J .BrownD.C .SpiegelC • C umrn ing s

xtras (b 5,ib 1,w O,nh o)Total (for 10 wickets)

AndrewsBrown PIngramIngramIngramAndrews E.Andrews P.IngramIngramIngram

Innings,92rninutes

oHat Trick

9—0—36—31—0-- 1—0

1 t 46ii11,33 2lmine

22 39nains5 28mIrsO 3Oniins1 lOminso 3mins1 l4mins4Inins3 In ins3m ins

FOR THi RECORD .FOR TUP’ RECORD .FOR THE flECORfl .FOR ‘rUE 2EOORJ) .FOft THE iucooBob Ingram became the third Arkley player on record to take a hat trickwhen he dismissed 13.Sheridan (bowled), P.Lang (lbw) and P.Andrae (caught)in consecutive balls in his 16th over. Bob went on to take 4 wickets infive balls when he bowled J.Ryan on the last ball of the over which in thescorebook looked like thj, .IvRi .W. Previous recorded hat tricks havebeen achieved by Dave Parkin v, Chipping Barnet Y.C. oi 22nd July 1967 midby Jack Graham r• Sahibs on 29th August 1970.* This was Clive Townsend’s100th Arkley game (& inniiigs).*Career best bowling fo Arkley by ErnieAndrews (+ three catchns#.).*Longest recorded Arkley duck by Brian Andrews(30 mins) beating previous record of 29 mins. by Jon Davies v. Mere (A)Oil 16th September 1972.*Many thanks to ‘Ned’ Spiegel and Cohn Cumr’rtngsfor turning out for us at such late notice. Sharma re—injured (ex—dict ion——ary) a finger the previous day v. Potters Bar Crusaders and CohnCummings agreed to play at 1O.OOpm. on the Saturday n±ght

3

RESULTS DIGESTFixture No. 8 Match No. 6. Waltham Abbey Royal British Legion v. Arkley

at Upshire hail on Simday 1t June 1975

.A.R.B.L. won the toss and elected to bat (1’1t to5s lossof seasons

1.2.

+1

5.6.7.8.9.

10.110

5 x ‘,i x 6.

ixIxix

360

i419.

7260.0.002

BowlingR.N.IngramP • A • 11rowri

o 14 R ‘J16—6—i 8—6

9—2—29—1

imiings of Arkley

E .H • AndrewsP .‘1’owns end

1.2.30I

5.b.

7.8.9.

10.ii.

o Sanger b Ycadle})

b Rymerc Casey T.. b Yearhle

b Rymerlbw b Yeadle

b RymerNot Out

b Rymerc & b Yeadle

b Rymer

2 x 4,1 x 6.

D.C .Spiegelappeared bycourtesy of’Re nt—a—I)runk

Limited.011

—

51

Bowling3 . PymerP • AndraeD .Yeadle

Fall il,30,41,45,47,48,49,’i9,50,51.IW.A.R.B,L. WON BY35LUNH0.11. 2 1 3 4 6 7 5 9 10 11

0 N R Wi6.—io— 9—6

9 — 2—17—0Ii. — 3—19—4

Innings lO5ininutes

0.11. Outgo ing latsmaa*captain **icketkeeperUmpires; A.Person & F.Ladburyrkley 12th Mar; —

:ixLure No. 9 .atci No. / St • eters v.at Barnet Playing Fields on Saturday 7th June i)7

St eters “ron t!. i os and ‘cod t° bat

Inn:ins 0 St. Peters

V .1’oxh ...‘icksr .Gloyne

• Hiankley:Lles

.Oiiveraii .Heathe

‘1 .‘. 1Sf**

2. Bayliss

‘irne

owl :in: C ‘-I ‘ IR .N . ii,raii 12—---25—--1iC .P.Johnson i6—o—6o—

°:

1.2.3.

(.

7.C

10.11..

i,0 Johnsonb Johnson

ibw h Jo’inson!j .fng

Not Outb liigrim

b shar’n

h Shar!nadUfl cuL

h La ‘a u 5

137

b UoyncJi)W ) lovne

c o;: b .1 ‘v UO

b Heatherc & b 0Iivr:r3.

b G1) Ulivera

(T1 rr

.o (.)iit

D..eatherW Srii 1e

21 .i:in.s,- -

7mims 1 x3 5mins17 :ilflS

8Gmins 12x 4,3 x 6..5 ‘?mins

7 27:ins 1 xo 1”,in1 i1iin

2 ij aS.nr; 1 x ‘1

I’2:rii-i[’;s

17 56rrinso 11 iLI us( ISnins

27 1iOmins1 16!ins

1.4 3Oiin

5 7niins() h!11r1.

3 23mins

5 uins2 fl ins

L1LS 10” mins

:T: TN * IN R..T:;F .NiH’J ; IN BJINi • N; iN CI’P • \N.3 IN UJIF’ .

BXTH\ i’IXTUiThS have been arranged with Bentley Heath II (venue to berlocil.Dd) on ;aturcy 16th .ugust and v. Mtton,PntIar and Prior. (H) onbindy 2t tH ‘ugust • HTW PPESS the Centley Heath II gmin w-L1,l he af home

The club showed a profit of £73—77p at the end of June.

u K Cr ipps is how on the phone , his tuniber is 723—2O2

)e1iHcrate’ mistake in last monLhs bulletin, on pue 2 (the map the mapI spelt Cemetery Cemetry, POHPYt This mistake was corrected in someeditions.

I

Li.

67.0

11 -

1 bwc Griffiths C..

3()

614

0

86

C B.c .\ndrews B.

Cxtras (b 2 ,lb 1 ,w 1 ,nb 0)Total (:ro:’- 1.0 wic!rts)

i*aiJ. 10, 1’ 16,2% ‘5 ,56 , ‘ 10 , 170.7. 2 1 3 5 4 7 8 0 1.0 11

P .h .sharma7 .Towns end —o

P • K. SharmaC •Towltse.uI* *

P .A CrownJ ..Nriffit1is

J •

• ‘ • .1 oh n’ on

Ieg Olivera of’ St..eters has now sc orod276 runs Jgajnst us

in his 10 innin.ssince ‘ay 1970

• P • Amassb

ft .N . Ij17 ram’2. [‘ownsend c .1aiikiey b SJ.es WC P .Johnson c ‘iloyne I) Smiles W

7xtras (b 1S,:Lh 0,w 1,nh 0)Total (for 10 wicjce ts )

1 x lj

1. x i,1 x 6.

5 x1 x4

‘:‘11 15,2,T0,6i ,6i ,‘71 ,71 ,96,R7,R7.U • B.. 2 3 1 4 5 7 8 6 10 11.

)owlln’;fl .01 iveraM •

00

-

I.

0 N R W.t --5—23 —31 1—’2---3 iIi

CI.’ • .HNf’C S Ur\ BY 50 RUNj

* Ctajn4 —0---- 1. 3—1 * ‘ Ic kc t ke e p r

i4--o— O.H.—flut’oin !3atsman.

F0 Ph I.CC0C) • I’0 ThE ;C0;W • VOd TI :COH.L) • J0R fFtE iC0Ih) • i’0R f’i hCO7)

on Davies was pI.’Ly1n. his 50th .rkley same wh ich he cc iin-’ate . by acor:i a.;h Ir; fifth- consecut ive duc! which is an .\rlz].cv record. *

wickets were from consecutive halls both caught by Brian \adrews, thesecond of whic’ was his ‘lOth rCJr.r * Cohn .TnHn was playin’his 10th •rk1ev ame * C live ‘rnwriend cornc1 h j 13th duck for Arkley.Arlcley 12th an was Cohn Crown who stood as umpire throughout tee tutcLi

4

emriassy capFixture No. 10 Match No, 8. New Southgate Social v. krkley

at Bethune Park on Sunday 8th June 1975.

Innings of Arkley

Arkley won the toss and elected to bat.

1. P.K.SharmaA,G,I3rown**

3. P.A,Brown4. J.E.Griffiths5 . C .Townsend6. B.J..Andrews run out7. 1t.N.Ingram* not out8. C.P.Johnson not out

8xtras (b 5,lb 1,w 8,nb 0)Total (for 6 wickets)

Fall 8,29,127,135,142,1.43,0.8. 2 4 3 5 6 1

Il6mjns16mins

ll5mins23mins6mins

lOmins3mins1 mm

Inningsl4Gminutes,42 overs, innings closed.

Thanks must go toTony Booth for umpiring,Helen Ingram for scoringRon Townsend and ElaineSharma for coining alongto support us.

Innings of New Southgate Social

1.2.3.4.

5,6.7.8.9.

10.11.

C) M H W4—i— ‘i—i

9—1—25—3

IngramTownsend C.Johnson C.Brown. P.Johnson C.Johnson C.Brown PTownsend CBrown .

Brown P.

(.1—1— 7—25 —0—33—05. —0—12—4

1x4I x 41 x 41 x ij

1x42x4

45 OversComjie ti

st Herbert b Dennisonh Wood

o & b Perierab Stokesb Periera

5x41 x47x 41 x4

56‘4

5610

0300

Did Not Bat, N.J.Gibbons,P.Townsend,C.J.Brown.Bowling 0 N H W J.P’isk 9—1—27—0S .Porjera 92—31—2 C .Turner 201 7—0P.Wood 9—2—19—1 E.Dennison 3—0— 7—1I’. .Stokes 9—1—24--1 K.Franklyri 10 40

T.Peters c rrow.lsed [‘. hA,Peters IiK.Franklyn* b0. .Turner c Brown A , hJ.Fisk c Gibbons bN.Stokes c Gibbons bP.Wood lbw hB..Herbert** c & bS .Perieru UE.Dennjson bC.Peters not out

Extras (h 5,lb 0,w i,nh 0)Total (for 10 wickets)

Fall 4,8,31,35,42,59,60,81 ,81 ,870.8. 1 2 3 5 6 4 7 9 10

211

47

111111

05

l2tnins23 ml ns3lmins‘4’4mins3mins4mins

I6mins30minsI 7mins

1mm8mins

BowlingR .N * IngramC .P .Johnson

Innings 99minutes,29.1 overs.

C .Towns endP • K •SharmaP • A • Brown

ARKLEY WOBY 56 RUNS

Scorer, Helen Inram

Umpires; n.I.i3ooth (Arkley 12th ian) and Norman Stanbrook.*Captain **=icketkeeper. 0.B.=Outgoing Batsman.FOR TI-1F HECORD.FOR THE HECORD.FOR THE RlCORD.FOR THE RECORD.FOR TH[ RECORD.Th±s was our first cup victory in three attempts, v. Edgware Postal &Old Owens in the Jed Cross Cup being our previous cup ma Lobes . Arkleyshould have batted 45 overs but there was only time for 42, New SouthgateSocial would only have had 42 flyers had they lasted the course.* Sharmnahad to retire injured for 30 minutes with a split finger, he returned ithe fall of the second wicket and then put on 98 for the third wicket withPeter ifrown, an eclectic record.* Erian Andrews played his 100th Arkleygamne.,* Cohn Johnson howled hs f,rst Arkley maiden.* Paul Townsend tookhis 20th Arlcley catch.* Bowlers are limited to 9 overs in this competition.Details of the Second Round match v. Bow (A) can be found on page 10.

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F’ixture No. ii. Match No. 9. old lizabethan’s III v. arkleyat Gypsy Corner on Saturday iith June 1975

Old lizabethan’s TTT won the toss and elected to batInnings of Old Elizabethan’s III

1.2.3.

I-.

6.7.q

C

9.10.ii.

Bowling 0 M R Wii .K . ingrain 8—1—29--iC .P.Johnson 4—0—32—0

TnnisofArj

1.2.3.45.6,7.8.9.

10.ii.

Bowling 0 N R WS .Terry 10—5—15—3Mhossington 8—2—21—1

Brown i\ • h SharmaBrown A. b Sharmac Sharma b Ingram

b Townsendrun out

Brown A • b Sharmab Townsend C.

c i\mass h SharmaBrown A • b Sharma

not outb Brown P. 21

12193

P • K .Sharma 14—2—88—5C .Towns end 11—2—27—2P.A.Brown 0.4—1-- 5—i

Ross ingtonTerryWinchesterWinchesterTerryTerryJonesl!nrneFlumeJones

C .Winchester 10—1—23—2R.Jones 11—6— 8—2J.flume 2.2—2— 0—2

ii x 4,i x 6.2 x 4,1 x 6.

x 4,1 x 6.1 x 6.

1 x 4

2 x 4S x 4

Innings i26miiiutes

Sharma was involved in7 of the 10 dsmissal,5 as bowler, 1 as fielderand off his own bowlinghe deflected the ballonto the stumps to runout Kelsall backing uji.l9mins2 9rn ins27mins

5mins) )Lfl5

l3mins47mins4Ominzl3mins6minskmins

Innings I 2Ominutes

I OLD !LIZABETHAN’S IIIL WON BY ii8 UUNS

0 .B. 0utgoing Batsman* =Captain

-Wicke tkeeperFOR THE RECOR.FOR THE RECORD.F’OR THE RECORD.FOR THE RECORD.FOR THE RECORD.

This was NOT Old Elizabethan’s third eleven but a mixture of firsts andseconds called the third elevenL Anothe.r mixed side of ists and 2nds wereplaying Old Elizabethan’s School the same afternoon. The game wasarranged through the C.C.C. Emergency Fixture Bureau.* C.Winchesterwas Cohn Johnson’s head teacher at Ashinole schooi.* Sharma took his200th recorded wicket when he dismissed M.Rossington . Arthur Brownequalled his own record of 4 dismissals (lct,3st) in a match.* CohnJohnson (ii), Peter Amass (6) and Paul Townsend (17) made their highestever scores for Arkley.* Peter Amass took his first Arkley catch.*lt.Jones bowled left and right handed during the final stages.* Bob Ingramwas dropped twice before being out for the first time this season afterseven innings, his average is now 29.OO.* There was no rkley 12th ManfOr this game but Arthur Johnson turned up later and umpired for a spell,it was he in fact who gave Bob Ingram out,lbwt* Esteemed spectator at thismatch was Margaret Spilsted, Helen’s younger sister.*Jon Davies ended hisrun of 5 consecutive ducks. We learned later that the one run he iscredited with for this innings should have been signalled as a leg hye

ALane c1’L.hossington stC .inchesterR .JonesB .Kelsahl* *

J.Humne* stBoinkjn

,lJritton.Lindsey st• i3oiiiier

S .TerryExtras (b 9,lb 2,w 1,nb 0)

Total (for 10 wickets)

C.

7923

02311

4I-61

12

7Bmins3 6mn ins4minsl8mins25 mi nsl2mins1 imins1 OuinslOmins2Gmins2 0 iii i-i S

Fall 59,60,l01,137,147,151,153,157,162,193.O.B. 2 3 4 1 5 6 7 8 9 11

P.K.Shar,na c Winchester bC.Townsend c 1-lume hP.A.T3y-owp c Jelsahl bB.J.Andrews c Lane bC .P.Johnson c Dril ton iiW,P.Amags bP.Townsend c Winchester bR,N.jngra!n* ihw hJ.Davies bA.G.uirowi1** bC •J .Brown not out

Extras (b 6,lb 0,w 2,lb o)Total (for 10 wickets)

Fall 9,27,29,33 ,‘i8,49,74,74,75,75.0.13. 1 2 ii 3 6 5 7 8 10 9

3 x 4

2 x 4

2 x 4

022

5I

116

17I.

1008

—z

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F’ixture No. 12 Match No. 10. Watford Taverners v. Arkleyat Woodside Playing Fields on Sunday 15th June 1975

Aricley won the toss and elected to field.

Innings of Watford Taverners

1. K.TooJ.ce c Brown A.2. D.F’avjs3. R.Veall4. J.Henderson**

5. ii.(irossmith C &6. W.Ward run7. M.Wright not

xtras (b 6,lb i,w 6,nb 0)Total (for 6 declared)

Fall 77,104,147,167,173,192, Did Not Bat;0.13. 2 3 1 5 4 6 W.riffin

H .Hatton*H .Smithard.Lees

Innings of rkley

P,K,Sharma C WrightC .TownsendP • A • BrownJ • E .GriffithsB • 3 • AndrewsA.F •JohnsonA ,G .l3rown* *

P .Towns endH .N. lilgram* not ouLC.P.Johnson. not outC.J.Browri did not bat

Fxtras (b 3’i,lh 2,w 1,nb o)Total (for 8 wickets)

Fall 41,52,52,58,62,80,139,154,0.13.

1 2 4 3 5 6 7 8

______________

FOR THE RECORD.FOR THE i{ECORD.FOR THE RECORD.FOR TilE C0RD.F0R THE RECOA-U).

Clive I’ownsend scored his l500th Arkicy run.* Paul Townsend scored his100th rk] ey run and. tenth Arkley four. * Sharma made his run outof the weekend.* Rain stopped play for 10 minutes during the WatfordTaverners innings . Sharma was caught at mid-off via the howler whocouldn’t hold on to a caught and bowled hut pushed. the ball on to mid—off.Arthur Brown had to retire hurt,after scoring 8 in 9 minutes, with abadly bruised foot after playing the ball onto it. He returned at thefall of the next wicket,with Peter Brown as runner, and scored 35 in 28minutes before being bowled. Arthur and Paul Townsend put on 59 runs inthose 28 minutes with the aid of more than a few extras.* The total of37 extras given away by Watford Taverners is an Arkley record (beating36 by i’ianor Drive MetliodisL earlier Lhis year) and the 34 byes in thistotal is also a record (surprise,surprise,). The total of 50 extras inthe game is yet another record.’ Bob ingrain had a batting average of39.00 after this game, 39 runs in 8 innings with 7 not outs*Esteemed spectators at this match; Elaine Sharma, Sarah, Nina and thegirl next door helen & riararet Spils Led werc there till tea titnt too

NEWS IN BRIEF ,NEWS IN BRIEF. .NEWS IN BRIEF .NEWS IN BRIEF .NEWS IN BRIEF.

Future journeys to Cornwall will be speeded up by bi—passes at Mere,Wincanton,Ilchester,ixeter(N5),LauncesLon(cuLtin out Lhe falkIous bill),and Bodmjn. Some of these are pretty long term projects however.

b Ingramb Townsend C.b Ingramb Ingramb Ingramoutout

74271140

81

1813

192

11 x 44x42 x48x42x4

3 x 4,1 x 6.

Innings ll9mins

BowlingR.N. IngramC •P.Johnson

0 -N— H19—5—70—4

3—0—20—0

C .TownsendP.K .SharmaP. A .Brown

90-’i3450—2902—0—17—0

1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.

10,11.

b Hattonb Leesb Hattonb Leesb Leesb ilattonb To ekeb Tooke

72811

007

4314l0

0

44mins54minsl9mins

lnUnilmins2bmins3 7m ins63 minsl8uiins

6mins

5 x 42 x4

1 x 47x4

Bowling 0 —N— R —W H.Hatton 8—1—26—3M.Grossmith 10—2—45—0 R.Veall 4—0—20—0H • Lees 15—6—5 7—3 K • Too ke 3—1 — 2—2

157 Innings l37mins

MATCH DRAWN

O.Li.0utgoing Batsman* =Captain

* Wicketkeeper

7

Fixture No. 13 Match No. 11. Northmet v. Arkley (20 overs match)at Woodcroft on Wednesday 18th June 1975

Northmet won the toss and elected to bat

Innings of Northmet

1. D.Penny c Brown C. b Townsend C. 16 2Omins 2 x 42. J.Andrews run out 21 43mins 2 x3. M.Horn c Ingram b Brown P. 3 lOmiris4. it.Hrown c Davies b Brown P. 4 8mins 1 x 45. F.King c Jolkuson A. B Ingram 3 l5niins6. D.Wigg c Davies b Ingram 0 1mm7. M.Cant c Jriffiths b Brown P. 11 8minsB • T .Willjais run out 5 iOniins9. P.Painter** not out 8 Bmins

10 • W • B , Ha dw e 11 d :1 d flO t batii. E.Johnson* did not bat

Extras (b 2,lb 0,w 3,nb o)Total (for 8 wickets)(Tnnirtgs closed) Tnri.ing 65mins

Fall 29,3846,51,5l,65,66,78 Once again orthmet offer—0.B. 1 3 4 2 6 7 5 8 —ed to stage this game at

Joodcroft to sao us fionihowling 0 N il W 0 M HC.P.Jolinson 5—1—14—0 P.A.I3rown 5—1—21—3

getting an extra pitch.

C.Townsend 5—0—23—1 i1.N.Ingram 5—0—13—2Once again we thank them.

Innings of Arkley

1. C.Townsend c Johnson E. b King 0 2mins2 • P,A.i3rown c Painter b Niiig 2 lOmins3• J.E.iriffiths b Johnson E. 6 mins 1 x 64. 13.J.Andrews b Johnson H. 4 l2mins 1 x 45. C,P.Johnson 13 ]ing 0 l2mins6. A.F.Johrtson** h Horn 10 37mirs7. 1.N.Ingrarn* c Penny b Horn 8 25mins8. P .Towns end not out 3 14mins9. W.P.Amass not out 1 7mins

10. J.Davies dd not bat11. C.J.Brown did not bat

Extras (b O,lb 8,w 1,nb 0)‘L’otal (for 7 wickets)(lrnijngs closed) innings G3mins

F13 1,I4,14,1R,18,35,4o NO?TtIET WON0.1.3. 1 3 2 4 5 7 6 [33_RT_JBowling 0 M H 0 N H W Scorer,Alison HadwellL.King 5—2— 5—3 M.Hort 5—3— ‘1—2 Uipire/EstecmedE.Johnson 5—1—13—2 MCant 5—O—12- Spectator,Roger Jones

*aptain. **=Wicketkeeper. O.B.Outgoing Batsman.

FOR THE RECORD .F0R THE RECORD.FOH THE RECORD.FOR TFIE RECORD .FOR THE RECORD.

This was Arkley’s lowest score in a 20 overs match.* K.King c Johnson A.B Jiig.tan was Arkicy ? 100th ricket of the season • Jon Davies took Hfirst eatch(es) since 7th July 1973.* Either Bob Ingram or Paul Townsendscored Arkley’s l000th run of the season.* Cohn Brown has taken both hiscatches this season to date at Toodcroft.* The game actually started ontime (6.3o)..* There was no limit on the number of overs each bowler couldhave, it just worked out that all 8 bowlers had 5 overs each

NEWS IN BRIEF •NEWS IN BRIEF .NEWS IN BRIEF •NEWS TN BHIEF .NEWS IN BRIEF

BIRTIIDAYS are celebrated in July by Clive Townsend whose 21st Birthdaywas on the 3rd and Mrs • Trebjicock of fame on the 16th.

Cohn Brown starts work at ‘Fortnum Masons’ iii Piccadilly on 21stJuly. This may not interest you but it interests me because it meansCohn pays full fees from now on.

Manor Drive Methodists (who are slowly dropping the third name of theirtitle) have started sending their results to the ‘Flendon Times’.

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F’ixture No. i4 Match No. 12. Arkley v. Roving Reportersat Brunswick Park on Saturday 21st June 1975

Roving Reporters won the toss and elected to bat.

Innings of Roving Reporters

c Brown P. b Johnson C. lO3mjnsb Sharma 5Ominsb Ingram 22minsb Brown P. 25ininsb Brown P. liuj.iib Brown P. liminsb Johnson C. ilminsb Johnson C. 4mins

not out l8minsrui out 14niis

b Brown P. 2rnins

Innings l32mins

This was our r ir, :game at BrunswickPark (see front page

R.N.Ingrarn 10—1—26—1 P.K.Sharma 7 —1—24—1of May bulletin).

C.P.Johnson 17—1—69—3 P.A.Browri 5.1—1—14—4Thanks to Connie Taitfor making the longer

Innings of Arlcle •journey to do the teas.

1. Burnham 31 74mins2. b Gibson 15 4imins

b Gibson 0 7mins4. b Watts R. 25 30mins5, h Watts II. 5 l8mins6, h Burnham 23 34mins7. out 22 55mins8. b Gibson I 4rnins9. b Gibson 0 1mm

10. 2 27mins11.

MATCH DRAWN ]Umpires/Arkley 12th NenC .J .Brown & P.Townsendalso A.G.l3rown for a while.

FOR THE RECORD.FOR THE RECOIU).FOU THE RECORD.FOR THE RECORD.FOR THE RECORD.

As mentioited above this was Arkley’s first game at Brunswick Park butbefore Ihe game New Southgate Gocial turned up wi{h opponenis expectingto use the pitch allocated to us. Fortunately the groundsrnan was on ourside as he said the permit was made out for us for that Saturday (andalternate weeks from then on) and we had possession of the changing rooms(possession is nine tenths of the lawt).* A.Gibson has now scored i4iagainst us in his only two innings for Roving Reporters v. Arkley. lie wasrun out for 2 when playing for Northmet v. Arkley earlier this year.*Peter Brown took his 50th Arkley wicket and Arthur Johnson his 50threcorded catch off the same ball dismissing R.Jones . Brian Andrewsplayed his 100th Arkley innings.* Peter Amass collected’more than a few’bruises whilst hatting in the final stages.* Bob Ingram’s batting averagenow 34.50, 10 innings, 8 not outs; Qualification 3 completed inningsBrian Andrews batted without glasses ‘cos ‘es lost the thing wot keeps

on.* Cohn Johnson was hit for six off the first ball of his secondspell . Paul Townsend helped/hindered*with the tea • *delete as necessary.

1.2.3.4.

6.7.c)0

9.l0.11.

A .GibsonM.DyerH .MongerH .JonesJ .Blackb urnD • Burnham*C .WardM .WattsA .GreenP.Huj-t’: .qatts

C Johnson .

o Andrews B.

c Ingram

6x2x3xlx

4,1 x 6.

44

Go1816

809

010

71

139

1x41x4

2x41 x 4

Extras (b 1,lb 2,w 2,nb i)Total (for 10 wickets)

Pall 45,8O,1O8,1O8,108,l17,121,12?,i38,139,O.B. 2 3 4 5 i. 6 7 8 10 11

Bowling 0 M H W

P.K.Sharma bC ..Townsend** lbwP.A.i3rown c HurtJ.E.Griffiths c JonesJ3.J .AndrewsA,F .JohnsonR.N .Ingram notJ.Davies lhwP.C .Tait

• P • Amass not outC,P.Johnson did not bat

Extras (b 3,lb 3,w 4,nb i)Total (for 8 wickets)

5x43x4

5x4I x3x43x4

Fail 27,29,74,76,89,110,113,113,0.13. 2 3 1 4 5 6 8 9

BowlingA .G ibsonC ,Ward

* =Captain.

11135

o M R W15—9—13—4

3—1—34—0

limings 149iiins

R .Monger7) • B uriihaiiR.Watts

2—0—17—011—1—31—2

5—0—24—2

**_.Wjcketkeeper. O.B.outgoing Batsman.

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em&assy capMatch No. 15 Match No, 13. Bow v. Arkley

at Victoria Park, Hackney on Sunday 22nd June 1975

Innings of Bow

Bow won the toss and elected to bat.

Innings of Arkley

FOR THE RECORD.FOR THE RECORD.FOR THE RECORD.FOR THE RECORD.FOR THE RECORD.

Bob ingram scored his highest ever score for Arkley.* Peter Brown scoredhis 900th Arkicy run.* Brian Andrews scored his Booth Arkiey run.* CohnBrown equalled his highest Arkley score and hit his first boundary forArkley..* ‘I.Slizys was run oul backing up when Cohn Johnson doflccte’ithe ball onto the stumps,* G.Boyce of’ Bow was Keith Boyce’s (Essex andWest Indies) brother* Arkley’s seventh wicket stand of 72 was an eclecticrecord beating the 59 put on by Arthur Brown & Paul Townsend for thesame wicket just the weelc before v. Watford Taverners.* Arkie’s 1975

tenth wicket stand went up from O to 5•* This was the furthestSouth East that Arklev have ever played (I think!).* Thanks once againto Tony Booth for travelling up from Baiham to be our unipire/i2th Man.*Bowlers are limited to 9 overs in this competition.

45 OversCompetition

‘1 xLi,1 x 6.lix

lx2x3x

1. W.Murrain lbw b Ingram 42.. G.Boyce st Brown A. b Sharma 403. J,Edwards b Sharma 564. G.Slizys run out 55. P.Boatsw-ajn C (Irjffjths b Brown p. 86. E.Davey c Brown A. b Ingram 167. R.Peters* c Sharma b Ingram 38.. T.Banks c Andrews B. b Sharma 59. S.Davey not out 1

10... 1’.Larner b Sharma 311. J.Allman c Brown P. b Sharma 0

Extras (b 1,lb 1,w 2,nb o) 4Total (for 10 wickets)(30 overs) T

Fall 9,90,96,112,126,135 ,140,142,145 ,i45.O.B. 1. 3 4 5 2 6 8 7 10 11

Bowling 0 N II W C.Townsend 2—0—21—0i?.N.Jngram 6—1—20—3 P,K,Sharma 9—134—5C.P.Johnson 9—1—46---0 P.A..Brown 4—0—20—1

444

1 x4

inningslilmins

3x41. C.Townsend c Ailman b Edwards 15 2lmins2. P.A.Brown c & b Boyce 9 49mins3. P,K.Sharma b Boyce 3 l9mins4. J.E.Grjffjths b Boatswain 9 29mins 2 x 45. B J .Andrews c Peters b Nurrajn 5 3mins 1 : 46. A.F.Johnson c Peters b Murrain 9 l6mins 2 x 47. i.N.ingram* c & B JoaLswajn 29 62!uins 4 A 48. A.C.I3rown** c Slizys b Davey S. 34 55niins 5 x 49. C.P.Johnson b Boatswain 1 6mins

10. P.To;nsend not out 0 lOmins11 • C .J .Brown ihw h Boatswain 4 9mins 1 x 4

Extras (b 11,lb 5,w 9,nb o)Total (for 10 wickets)(40 overs) 143 Innings l4lmins

Pail 22,32,33 ,38,59,59,131. ,137,i38,143.O.B. 1 3 2 5 6 4 8 7 9 11

BowlingJ .EdwardsG.Boyce

* Captain.

0 M R W9—5—14—19—1—32—2

W .MurrainP.Boat swainS .Davey

9—2—33—29—1—3 li—li4—1— 5—1

** = Wicketkeeper.

BOW WON BY 2 iUNS

Arkley 12th Nan/Umpire;A.T.Booth

0.J3. Outgoing Batsman.

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Fixture No. 16 Match No. 14. Arkley v. Manor Drive Methodistsat Kenton Cricket Club on Saturday, 28th June 1975.

Innings of Arkley

Aricley won the toss and elected to bat

Arkley 12th Man/Scorer/Resident Loony; B.J.Andrews,N.U.T* (N.U.T.=nutU* Captain. = Wicketkeeper. OS. = Outgoing Batsman.FOR THE IECORD.FOR THE RECORD.FOR THE IEC0RD.FOR rilE RECGRD.FOR THE RECO1W.This game was played at KenLoii Cricke I Club ‘ s ground in Kenton Lane asit was not Arhley’s home week at Brunswick Park and we could not get apitch at Barnet Playing Fields as (wait for it) Barnet Council were notpreparing casual pitches during the hot spell of weather because of’ thework involved. (What work?) Mervyn Lack of Manor Drive Methodists who hascontacts n Kenton Cricket C1ub. discovered they had a spare pitch thatday and arranged for the game to be played there. We thank both Mervyn(who lives in Kenton) and Kenton C.C. for their kind assistance.Bob Ingram took his 250th Arkley wicket, scored his 1iOOth Arkley run andbowled his 300th maiden in this his 99th game for Arkley, who’s a cleverclogs then* 50 came up In l23minutes which is Arkley’s slowestrecorded 50. In contrast Manor Drive’s Mike Farrell hit his 50 in 25mm——iites off 28 balls. * Jon Davies took his first wicket since 28th July1973 and his figures of 1—13 equalled his Arkley career best.* Arkleyhave neirIy equalled their longest recorded run of 7 games.’We have played our 3 home games this year at 3 different venues.’Lsteemed Spectator; ay ‘iunns, a workcolleague of Id. Andrews.

ANSWER TO POSER ON LAST MONTH’S SILLY PAGE.

Although the striker had both feet firmly grounded behind the poppingcrease at all times he was given out because his runner was out of hisgroundL GROAN

1. P.K.Sharma b Lack 58 l45mins 5 x 42. C..Townsend** c Vadgama b Wilkinson 30 6Omins 4 x 43. P.A.flrown c Miles b Wilkinson 0 1mm4. J.E.Griffiths b Wilkinson 14 9mins 3 x 45. it.N.Ligram’ b Vadgama 5 20mins 1 x 46. W,P.Amass b Vadgama 0 1mm7. J.Davies not out 9 53minst. C • P • Johnson not out 0 1mm

Extras (b 5,lb O,w 4,nb 0)Tolni (for C declared)

BowlingS .LevermoreM • Lack

Fall 44,44,60,79,79,125Did Not Bat;P.Townsend,C.J.Brown,A.T.BoothO.B. 2 3 4 5 6 1

O 14 R W14—4—25—012—3—28—1

Innings l46minutes

0 M U WG .Wilkinson 7—0—34—3V.Vadgama 10—1—29—2

Arkley scored exactlythe same score,125—Cdec,in this game last year,bul Ilieji dismissed M.D .M.for 32 to win by93 runs.

Iniiings of Manor Drive Methodists

_____________________________

1.. D.Dickinson b Ingram2. M.Farrell c Ingram b Sharma3. V.Vadgama c Townsend C. b Ingram4. B.Hawkjns b Davies5. K.Lucas c Townsend C. b Ingrain6 • Ci .Wi)kinson* not out7. T.Miles** not out

xtras (b O,lb O,w 1,nb 0)Total (for 5 wickets)

Fall56,6B,73,73,121fl.d Not Bat;G.Stuhhs1S.Levermn-e,M.Lack,D.Newei1.

9 47mins 1x450 29mins 7x4,2x6.

8 t5rnins 1 x 423 4kmins 4 x 4

0 lmiii30 tl5miris 5 x .,1 x 6.

5 5minsI

T Tnnirgs 95minutes

BowlingR.N.IngramC .P.Johnson

o 14 H W13—4—45—3

3—0—30—0

P.K,Sharma 7 —0—27—1P.A.Brown 1 —0—10—0J.Davies 2.1—0—13—1

MANOR DRIVE METHS.WON BY 5 WICKETS

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Fixture No. 17 Match No. 15. Arkley v. British Rail Hatfieldat Barnet Playing Fields on Sunday 22nd June 1975

British Rail Hatfield won the toss and elected to bat.

Innings of British Rail Hatfield

1. J.Baughan c Brown A. b Sharma 61 98mins 9 x 42. K.ood lbw b Johnson C. 0 9mins3. M.Underwood run out 1 6mins4. D.Stanton lbw b Johnson C. 19 32mins 2 x 45. N .Nunn Ti Townsend C • 1 1tltnins6. S.Wing c Ingram b Sharma 0 £mins7. i.Price** c £ownsend C. b Sharma 0 7mins8. 1.Lawton’ Ti Townsend C. 0 6mins9. K.Scott c & b Sharma 1 5mins

10. G.Buckiu.ghai c Gibbons b Townsend C. i6 4Omins 3 x 411. C.Lawton not out 26mjns 1. x 4

Extras (b 5,lb 1,w 7,nb 0)Total (for 10 wickets) i Innings l25tninutes

Fall 2,11,55,59,70,75,81,82,99,117 With this result Aricley

0.B. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 10 have achieved an run_--wanted record of 7Bowling 0 N d W 0 N H

i.N.lngram 13—4—’&O—O C.Townsend 6.2—1—21—3games since last ‘iic

C.P.Johnson 7—1—23—2 P.KSharma 8 —2—20—4—tory (v. New SouthgateSocial in Embassy Cup.

Innin_2Arkle

1. P.h.Sharma b Lawton M. 11 24mins 1 x 42. C.iownsend ibw b Lawton M. 45 76mins 5 14

3. P.A.T3rown c Price Ti Uncle rwood 1 5mins4. J.E.Griffiths c Lawton C. b Underwood 11 6mins 1 x 45 • B .J .Androws Ti Underwood 7 22mins6. A.fl.Brown** Ti Lawton M. 6 2lmins7. R.N.Ingram* lbw b Nunn 0 7rnins8. N.J,iihhmis Ti Nunri 2 iOmins9. P.Townsend not out 1 l4rnins

II). W.P.Amass c Price b Nunn 0 4tnins11..C.P.Johnson b Nurm 0 2mins

Extras (b 1,lb 0,w 1,nb 0)Total (for 10 wickets) Innings 98minutes

Fall. 26,37,41,61,82,82,82,85,85,86 I3lITISH RAIL HATFIELD0.B. 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 ii WON BY 31 RUNS

Bowling 0 N R W Umpires;M.Lawton i44513 J.Baughan 2 —0—13—0 C.J.Brown(i2th Man)M.Underwood 112—36—3 M.Nunn ‘i—It & K.Halsey.

Tea by J.E.Griffiths (& Mrs. Griffiths. Esteemed Spectators; Mr. and Mrs.Amass (Peter’s mum & dad), Kathy Amass (Peter’s wife), Peter junior (son),too bad Peter (senior) got his second GOLDEN DUCK of the weekendt 1/2/3 Ah’.

FOR THE HECOIID,FOR THE RECORD.FOR THE RECORD.FO THE RECORD.FOR TILE RECORD.

Bob Ingram played his 100th game for Arkicy, celebrated by scoring his20th Arkley duck and taking no wickets).* Sharma scored his 3,400threcorded Arkicy run. He scored his 3000th v. British Hail Hatfield (A)last year.* Clive Townsend scored his 1,600th Arkley run.* Sharma tookhis 50th recorded Arkley catch.* Paul Townsend played his 50th Arkieyjunjg* Clive Townsend took his 30th Arkiey wicket.* Norman Gibbonstook his 20th Arkley catch.* As mentioned above Peter Amass (who is stillto be on a winning Arkiey side after 7 games) bagged a king pair for theweekend.* For the last time in this bulletin (hurrayU =Captain.**wicketkeeper and O.13.=Outgoing Batsinan (could you ever forget them now.)

Due to lack of space in this edition the final part of ‘Please Sir Can I

Go Backstop’ has been held over to next month.(or the month after or

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SiltY_PAGE!I BETYOUTFIOUGHTIWASNEVERGOINGTO PRINTTHISPHOTO.ED.

Cricketers normally hope not to encountertoo many showers during a season but ourpicture here shows i8 year old Mark Cripps(inside leg 33”) of’ Arkley C.C. actuallyenjoying a shower at Fowey in Cornwall.It’s enough to bowl a maiden over isn’t it?Answers on a postcard please.

Ts it true that Cohn Johnson never takes more than three wickets in amatch because he cane t count any bigherrIs it true that Old Flizabethans thought as they had combined their I’sand II’s they could call them their III’s on the principle that I’s plusII’s equals hIPs?

I it true that Arthur Johnson doesn’t like playing at runswick Parkbecause there is no post office near for him to collect his pension from?Is it true that Mark Cripps and Peter Amass are thinking of taking legalaction after reaclin the top of uiis page? Probably ,Hd.

If it is true thaI ‘I’he Leys’ scored i4oii, why didnobody contact the’Guinness Boolc of Records’ ‘

. Cutting from ‘The Daily Telegraph’

Is it tru that Cohn Johnson accepted •a work colleague’s offer to lookafter his ficst pay cheque unlil lie weni home and signed 11w back for thecolleague because ho said he collected autographs?It is true that when I leant my copy of this years Wisden to Normaniibbons some wag resist the temptation of a gag about NormanWisden?As I say it IS true but I wish it wasn’t.Is it true that the Johnson’s are thinking of taking legal action afterreading this page? Answers on a ten pound note please.It is true that some people can’t sleep when drinking coffee, with me it’sthc other way round, I can’t drink coffce when slccpin,gtls it true that Clive Townsend reads the Arkicy Herald to help him sleep?zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzZzzzz

STOP PRESS TITH Dzzzszzzzzzzzzzz,zzzzZk’ntes run endS før 9mafchQs. o look,Treasury €8I7p l-s dropped

Whatever happened to.. Sabrina?

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8ab (real name Jorma Sykes)was- Ue spectacularly proporoueddmnfr blonde from Lancashire,dubbed LBritain,s answer to laynew1.A.ii’, who became oslO 01 tbietop sex symbols of the 1S6kkiesed with a 39-inch bust, shemade heir name on Axthur Ashy’s

me. ‘Betore Yonr Very Kye.’.

She’s alive and well.and playing for ArkleyCricket Club under thepseudonym of Peter Amass.