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Newtown & Chilwell Cricket Club Celebrating years TWO BLUE TRIBUNE The official organ of the Newtown and Chilwell Cricket Club since 9. January, 6 Vol. No 9 www.two-blues.com.

turned in highly competitive performances as the Charlie Pearce/Denis Hynes Trophy came home.

At arvo tea and the compulsory closure, North Geelong had reached 8-9, competitive the balcony said, but we should get them.

made by that still very sharp cricket brain.

It was going to be tight from here, and it was.

1 Newtown & Chilwell Cricket Club Celebrating years TWO BLUE TRIBUNE The official organ of the Newtown and Chilwell Cricket Club since 9. January, 6 Vol. No 9 First and Fourths win the close ones as Charlie comes home The Firsts and Fourths pulled off thrilling wins over North Geelong on Saturday while three other sides, the Seconds, Thirds and Eighths turned in highly competitive performances as the Charlie Pearce/Denis Hynes Trophy came home. Hodge twice knocked back the stumps, the second of those poles drawing one of the better responses from the balcony in many a century: That d have to be close! At arvo tea and the compulsory closure, North Geelong had reached 8-9, competitive the balcony said, but we should get them. Shanahan and Hodge thought that too as they shaped - in their languid ways - a partnership of before the former was run out for 8, those ancient knees not able to respond to the appointments being made by that still very sharp cricket brain. Hodge pushed on to 8, a dismissal that un-nerved the balcony, and the eminence gris in the various paisley and purply coloured shirts assembled over near the netball courts. It was going to be tight from here, and it was. Will Simson produced a cameo, the skipper was as resourceful as ever, but at the start of the last over it could go either, way, and might have gone North s way when Jordan Tegelhuter was dismissed. That d be close, too! But Harry Christie got the single to put Marc Carson on strike and with two balls left, he manfully glided the ball through mid-wicket, past a despairing dive or two, the umpire signalled four and around the boundary the cheers and car horns and funny bits of jiggling by the eminence gris in purple and paisley all got started. The Fourths had an even closer win after dismissing North for Ahmer Jalil ( no) and last man in Jack Hastie got the final precious runs after the skipper was dismissed with the score on. Grant Whiteside and Tom Levick also compiled important s in the smallest run chase of the weekend brought about by evenly shared wickets, and four run-outs. North Geelong President Colin Millard presents the Charlie Pearce/Denis Hynes Shield to Phil Morgan and Marc Carson. first at Stinton Oval, the Firsts let North get away to a fly before tight bowling from Damian Shanahan, Marc Carson, Nick McGuane, Chris Pepper and most notably, Dylan Hodge got the Two-Blues back into the game. The Seconds were set 8 after Shane Franklin got a tidy -. He then made equal top score with Sam Jefferies () as the Two-Blues recovered well from a wobbly start, but still fell short. The Thirds had a mountain to climb and although they set up a decent base camp, didn t reach the summit, Brendan Twaddle top-scoring with 68. continued on page

2 First and Fourths win the close ones as Charlie comes home.from page. It was literally and otherwisee anarchy in the t Sixths 68 in reply to Anakie s -6, Xavier Tras top-scoring for the Two- Blues. The Eights endedd up just wide of the mark in their run-chase after East Belmont got away early on an opening partnership of 6 and eventually making. A half century to Aaron Croft and good contributions from Ben Mitchell, Simon Martin and James Hadfield got the Two-Blues to the point where they needed to tie off the last ball, which Peter Stanton whacked for six. The wins in the Firsts means that this summer, the Two-Blues have knocked over both of last year s grand finalists, another sign of growing competitiveness. That victory, combined with the titillating effort of the Fourths, meant the Charlie Pearce Trophy would come home. It is just wonderful to have the trophy back at Queens for the first time since, said club president Morgan. Park Phil Charlie Pearce was an outstanding servant of club, serving for years as the First XI scorer, and hee was also a big supporter of Country Week, as a manager and scorer. He was as famous for having his almost permanent cup of tea beside him as he was for scoring in so many premiership wins for our team. Players of many generations just loved him and a symbol of thatt is the bollard that standss in our club rooms with many premiership medals around it. So many of our players have dedicated their medals too this wonderful man. He was made a life member in 98 and in, thee club created the bollard in honour of his moree than years of service to the club. He is also immortalised on the front coverr of Barnso s Bible in the year, surrounded by the premiership winningg First and Fifth XI players. Having the trophy back at Queens Park is a great way for new generations of players to learn more about this extraordinary many who just loved our cricket club! N& &CCC Comm mittee / 6 PATRON: MEMBERSHIPS: HEAD of COACHING: Davidd SHAW PRESIDENT: Phillip MORGAN SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT: Neville CRANE VICE PRESIDENTS: Brendan TWADDLE Tom LEVICK 9 SECRETARY: Frankk TUSKES 9 6 TREASURER: Markk AINSWORTH 8 6 GENERAL COMMITTEE: Warwick HADFIELD (Media) Tony JEFFERIES (Junior Coordinator) Jamie PESCOTT (Social) Don ROYCEE OAM (Cricket Personnel) Phillip TWADDLE (Chairman of Selectors) Tom LEVICK Marc CARSON DEVELOPMENT COACHES: C Rod KIDDLE Mike CHAPMAN CHAIRMAN of SELECTORS: Phil TWADDLE CAPTAINS: Firstt XI Marc CARSON Second XI Adam KALZ Thirdd XI Russell MITCHELLL Fourth XI Phillip MORGAN Fifthh XI Anthony Specs DEVLIN Sixthh XI Neville Crane FIRST XI SCORER: Waynee EASON/Graeme CHISHOLM FEEDBACK/RESOLUTIONS OFFICER: Frank Tuskes 9 6 or feedback@two-blues.com.au JUNIOR COORDINATOR: Tony JEFFERIES - 9 MILOinCricket COORDINATOR: Tony HEDLEY CURATORS: Graeme TAYLOR & Ian SIMPSON STATISTICIANS: Davidd BARNES & Phillip MORGAN MEDIA MANAGER: Warwick HADFIELD IT COMMUNICATIONS: Frankk TUSKES TRIBUNE EDITOR: Davidd BARNES AUDITOR: Olsenn & Carter (Horsham) To see highlights of the First XI win over North Geelong, go to. SOCIAL: BAR: social@two-blues.com.au Max ELLIS CATERING: Claree HAMILTON Pink Saffron Catering clare@pinksaffroncatering.com.au / 6 Social Calendar Sat Feb 6th Past Players Day Sat Feb th Pink Stumps/ /Ladies Day Sun Feb 8th Major Raffle Thurs March th Presentation Night social@two-blues.com.au

3 N& &CCC Past Players Day /6 When: Saturday 6 th February 6, from.pm Where: The Queens Park Sporting Complex The Newtown & Chilwell Cricket Club would like to extend a warm invitation to all of its Past Players to come down for a few drinks, stories & laughs at the home of the Two-Blues, Queens Park. Come and support our current team from the balcony as they strive for a win over Lara. Please spread the word & encourage other past teammates to come down & support this t club, our club... st XI 98/8 or year Premierships to reminisce are: sts - 9/6, 9/6, 96/6, 98/8, / nds - /, /6 rds - 99/9 ths - 98/8 & 99/9 ths - 98/86 6ths - / * Fingerfood provided between.-6.pm with refreshments across the bar. ** Meals will be available through Pink Saffron from 6.pm onwards. Please RSVP your attendance to social@two-blues.com.au rd XI 99/9 s st XI 96/6 nd XI /

4 Merchandise Vest $ Mens Social Polo $ Soft shell travel jacket $ Ladies polo $ Spray jacket $ Shorts $ Hoodie (Adults) $ Hoodie (Juniors) $6

Honour roll 6 Win/Loss ratio Senior Played won lost tied drawn Ladder position Ladders First XI 9 - th Second XI 9 - # - th Third XI 9 - th Fourth XI 9 - th Fifth XI 8 - - 8 th of 8 in GCA 6ths Sixth

86% # denotes lost outright Junior Played won lost bye tied drawn Ladders Just 8 6 - - - 6 th in the Dempsey section Royce 8 6 - - st in the Emond section Taylor 8 - - 6 th in the Douglas section

Mitchell - - - rd in the Friday D section Barnes - - - - in the Friday D section Turtles - - - - in the Friday D section Partnerships 9 runs for the st wicket by Frank Tuskes () & Jordie Lewis ()

5 Honour roll 6 Win/Loss ratio Senior Played won lost tied drawn Ladder position Ladders First XI 9 - th Second XI 9 - # - th Third XI 9 - th Fourth XI 9 - th Fifth XI th of 8 in GCA 6ths Sixth XI th of 8 in GCA 8ths TOTAL th in Club Championship Won.% Lost 6.86% # denotes lost outright Junior Played won lost bye tied drawn Ladders Just th in the Dempsey section Royce st in the Emond section Taylor th in the Douglas section Crane st in the Royce section Wells - - th in the Agg section Merriman nd in the Agg section Chisholm th in the Friday A section Morgan th in the Friday A section Mitchell rd in the Friday D section Barnes in the Friday D section Turtles in the Friday D section Partnerships 9 runs for the st wicket by Frank Tuskes () & Jordie Lewis () versus East Belmont rds on //. 9 runs for the th wicket by Troy Logan () and Scott Sanderson () versus East Belmont ths on //. runs for the nd wicket by Adrian Windt () & Zakir Nourozi () versus Grovedale rds on 8//. 6 runs for the 8 th wicket by Marc Carson (6) & Michael Beveridge (66*) versus St Josephs sts on // a st XI record Milestones Tony Jefferies Phil Morgan Jordie Lewis Cam Bishop Rhys Bennett Tom Levick Tom Beaumont Frank Tuskes Zac Stokes club wickets club catches club runs club matches club matches club matches club wickets club wickets catches club wickets Centuries () Troy Logan vs East Belmont ths on // Adrian Windt vs Grovedale rds on 8// Dom Manthorpe 8* vs Grovedale nds on // plus wickets in an inning () Terry Hickey /9 vs Leopold ths on // Oscar Hill / vs East Belmont rds on // Marc Carson / vs St Josephs sts on // Outstanding performances Grant Whiteside took catches and run outs versus North Geelong ths on 6//6. Charlie Mitchell took catches and stumpings versus East Belmont in District 8ths on 6//6. GCA Club Championship After round 9 unofficial TOTALS South Barwon 69. Lara 6 Murgheboluc East Belmont. North Geelong. Geelong City 8 Grovedale 8 St Josephs. Bell Post Hill 8 Leopold Newtown & Chilwell. Geelong West.

6 Rhys Bennett Club matches Stinton Oval juniorr night T last Saturday night.

7 FIRST X Two Blu ue Scoreboard /6 round 9 XI defeated North Geelongg on Stinton Oval by Josh Barnes courtesy of the Geelong Advertiser. Newtown & Chilwell captain-coach Marc Carson has called on the GCAA to look at changing the fixture to make the draw fairer for all clubs. With round seven lost due to the heat, Carson believes there should be thought about reworking the draw so each club plays each other once. I would have thought the common sense thing going forward would have been that the last game of the year when everybody plays the same side as they did in round one should be the heat day when we got g heated out, which would be the fair thing to do from a club championship perspective, Carson said. I don t know if the GCA is looking at changing it but that would bee the fairest thing t for everyone in the competition I would think. As it stands now, the final round is a reverse of the first, with teams playing each other twice. Carson s side managed their second win of the season on Saturday against North Geelong thanks to all-round performances from Dylan Hodge (- and 8) and Damian Shanahan (-8 and 8) ). Hodge,, who has averaged 6 in three outings this season, combined with Shanahan for a -run partnership as the Two Blues chased down 8. Carson said it was a fair representation of what his side can do when theyy hit top form. If we play our best cricket, we re good enough to compete with anybody, Carson said. Our two wins have been against the two grand finalists of last year soo our good cricket is very good. NEWTOWN & CHILWELL 8/ DR Shanahan T Hosking D Hodge C Pepper G Chisholm W Simson *MA Carson Y Roussety +J Tegelhuter H Christie N McGuane Extras Total run r out b C Alford c C Meehan b T Mathieson c A Costello b T Mathieson lbw b T Mathieson c C Meehan b M Troy not n out run r out (T Mathieson) b A Fergusson not n out dnb d (nb(, w, b, lb 6) 9. overs 8 8 8/ / FOW: 9 (T Hosking) (DR Shanahan) (C Pepper) (G Chisholm) (D Hodge) ) 9 (W Simson) 96 (Y Roussety) (J Tegelhuter) O M W R Nb Wd C Alford T Mathieson A Fergusson M Troy C Millard A Armistead S Kingwell 6 99 NORTH GEELONG 8/9cc *S Hall B Troy M Troy A Fergusson +A Costello T Mathieson C Alford C Meehan C Millard c D Hodge b DR Shanahan lbw b N McGuane b D Hodge run out (MA Carson) c J Tegelhuter b C Pepper c J Tegelhuter b MA Carson c J Tegelhuter b D Hodge b D Hodge not out 6 9 A Armistead not out Extras Total (nb, w, b, lb ) overs 9 8/9 (cc)( FOW: 69 (S Hall) (B Troy) 9 (A Fergusson) 96 (A Costello) 8 (T Mathieson) 9 (C Alford) 8 (C Meehan) ) 9 (M Troy) O M W R Nb Wd MA Carson H Christie DR Shanahan N McGuane C Pepper G Chisholm D Hodge SECON ND XI lo ost to North Geelong at Osborne Park NORTH N GEELONG 9/ 8cc *J Hall J Hickleton +T Weber S Clark N Pearson c N Vasey b S Franklin c M Beveridge b S Franklin c N Vasey b A Kalz c S Franklin F b ZJ Stokes c ZJJ Stokes b N Vasey G Armistead b N Vasey D Pearson J Bennett L Vivian N Swain S McGrath Extras Total run out (R Bennett, M Beveridge) ) not out lbw S Franklin b S Franklin F not out (nb, w, b, lbb ) overs 8 9/8 (cc) FOW: (J Bennett) (J Hall) 8 (J Hickleton) ) 6 (T Weber) 6 (S Clark) 66 (N Pearson) 8 (D Pearson) 8 (G Armistead) 8 (L Vivian) 8 (N Swain)

O M W R Nb Wd N Vasey SG Jefferies 8 ZJ Stokes S Franklin 6 D Manthorpe G Philpott W Goss A Kalz 8 NEWTOWN & CHILWELL 9/cc R Bennett lbw b G Armistead G Philpott c J Bennett b N Swain D Manthorpe c L

8 O M W R Nb Wd N Vasey SG Jefferies 8 ZJ Stokes S Franklin 6 D Manthorpe G Philpott W Goss A Kalz 8 NEWTOWN & CHILWELL 9/cc R Bennett lbw b G Armistead G Philpott c J Bennett b N Swain D Manthorpe c L Vivian b G Armistead W Goss b G Armistead R Kiddle lbw b D Pearson S Franklin lbw b J Hall SG Jefferies c J Bennett b J Hall +M Beveridge lbw b S McGrath 8 *A Kalz not out ZJ Stokes b J Bennett N Vasey not out 6 Extras (nb, w, b, lb ) Total overs 9/ FOW: (R Bennett) (G Philpott) (W Goss) (D Manthorpe) 8 (R Kiddle) (S Franklin) (M Beveridge) 6 (SG Jefferies) 6 (ZJ Stokes) O M W R Nb Wd G Armistead 6 N Swain 9 J Hall J Bennett S McGrath D Pearson N Pearson THIRD XI lost to North Geelong on Shaw Oval NORTH GEELONG /cc C Fisher c C Windt b J Lewis M Sticca c C Windt b J Lewis A Spierings lbw b J Lewis 8 P Mckee run out (BJ Twaddle) 9 R Saraswat b O Hill +T Gasper not out *J Czajkowski not out Extras (nb, w, b, lb ) Total overs / (cc) FOW: 9 (C Fisher) 6 (M Sticca) (A Spierings) (R Saraswat) (P Mckee) O M W R Nb Wd O Hill 6 9 TJ Beaumont 6 BJ Twaddle 9 6 HJ Jefferies DP Royce 9 J Royce J Lewis 9 NEWTOWN & CHILWELL 9/cc A Windt c & b J Ellmer J Lewis c J Czajkowski b R Saraswat 6 ZH Nourozi c T Gasper b R Millard F Tuskes st T Gasper b J Lewis *DP Royce c R Millard b J Ellmer BJ Twaddle st T Gasper b R Saraswat 68 O Hill b J Ellmer J Royce c T Bennett b C Fisher HJ Jefferies lbw b C Fisher 8 +C Windt not out TJ Beaumont not out Extras (nb, w, b, lb ) Total overs 9/ FOW: 9 (J Lewis) (ZH Nourozi) (A Windt) (F Tuskes) 8 (DP Royce) 8 (J Royce) (O Hill) (BJ Twaddle) (HJ Jefferies) O M W R Nb Wd R Millard 8 R Saraswat 9 6 M Sticca J Lewis 9 J Ellmer 9 6 C Fisher 9 FOURTH XI defeated North Geelong at Osborne Park NORTH GEELONG *N Graham c N Krig b T Levick J Widdison run out (C Byrne, G Whiteside) +T Karacsay c P Morgan b J Hastie M Grace c & b S Callow S McKnight c G Whiteside b S Callow R Biviano c T Levick b C Bishop B McPoyle c G Whiteside b S Dimovski 6 A Pont run out (S Dimovski, G Whiteside) C Lazzaro run out (M Ainsworth, G Whiteside) T Birch run out (S Dimovski, G Whiteside) J Cooper not out Extras (nb, w, b, lb ) 8 Total. overs FOW: 8 (N Graham) (J Widdison) 6 (M Grace) (T Karacsay) (S McKnight) 8 (B McPoyle) 9 (A Pont) 99 (C Lazzaro) 8 (T Birch) (R Biviano) O M W R Nb Wd T Levick 6 C Byrne 6 S Callow 9 J Hastie 6 S Dimovski 8 C Bishop.

9 NEWTOWN & CHILWELL 9/ M Ainsworth c T Karacsay b J Cooper +G Whiteside lbw b J Cooper 9 S Dimovski A Jalill T Levick C Byrne N Krig C Bishop S Callow *P Morgan J Hastie Extras Total c T Karacsay b J Widdison not out lbw b J Cooper b J Cooper c N Graham b J Widdison b T Birch b M Grace b M Grace not out (nb, w, b, lb ) overs 6 9/ FOW: (G Whiteside) (M Ainsworth) (S Dimovski) (T Levick) (C Byrne) (N Krig) (C Bishop) (P Morgan) (S Callow) O M W R Nb Wd A Pont T Birch J Cooper 9 6 J Widdison 9 M Grace N Graham FIFTH XI l lost to Anakie at Belmont Common ANAKIE /6cc J Green D Walmsley J Holden *+a green R Markham S Soulsby M Nemtsas C Primmer Extras b A Levick c SA Lewis b L Rundle retired not out retired not out c A Devlin b T Keast not out not out b R Corbett (nb, w 8, b, lb ) 9 66 Total overs /6 (cc)) FOW: 6 (D Walmsley) 88 (J Green) (R Markham) (C Primmer) O M W R Nb Wd T Keast A Sirgiannis L Rundle C McGrath R Corbett A Levick LJ Howell-Pavia C Green NEWTOWN N & CHILWELL 68 C Green SA Lewis c S Soulsby b J Green b L Green LJ Howell-Pavia c A Green b L Green A Levick R Corbett L Rundle b L Green lbw b D Walmsley b D Primmer 6 *A Devlin c J Holden b D Walmsley +J Purcell T Keast C McGrath A Sirgiannis Extras Total b R Markham not n out b D Walmsley c? b M Nemtsas (nb(, w 8, b, lb ). overs FOW: (C Green) (SA Lewis) (A Levick) 8 (LJ Howell-Pavia) (L Rundle) 8 (R Corbett) (J Purcell) (A Devlin) 6 (C( McGrath) 688 (A Sirgiannis) ) O M W R Nb Wd L Green 8 J Green D Primmer D Walmsley 6 8 M Nemtsas. R Markham EASTT BELMONT /cc CM Devoil retired not out *PG Caulfield c B Mitchell b P Stanton S Creece A Quarell L Ritchie P Ramia J Cooper A Fannon +A Mitchell SIXTH XI lo ost to Eastt Belmont att Oberon High School c A Croft b J Lobodarz b J Lobodarz c B Mitchell b J Lawson 6 st C Mitchell b L Martin c P Silo b S Croft c C Mitchell b S Croft c C Mitchell b S Martin 6 B Montgomery c C Mitchell b S Martin 6 T Meyer Extras Total st C Mitchell b L Martin (nb, w, b,, lb 8) overs 8 FOW: 6 (PG Caulfield) 8 (AA Quarell) (S Creece) 6 (L Ritchie) (J Cooper) 8 (A Fannon) 9 (A Mitchell) (P Ramia) (T Meyer) (B Montgomery) O M W R Nb Wd J Hadfield J Lawson B Mitchell P Stanton A Croft J Lobodarz S Croft S Martin L Martin 8

10 NEWTOWN & CHILWELL /8cc P Silo *A Croft S Croft B Mitchell c PG Caulfield b T Meyer retired not out retired not out c T Meyer b CM Devoil +C Mitchell retired hurt S Martin L Martin P Stanton J Lobodarz J Hadfield J Lawson Extras Total c J Cooper c B Montgomery not out b CM Devoil b CM Devoil c? b CM Devoil (nb, w, b, lb ) overs / (cc) FOW: (P Silo) (B Mitchell) (L Martin) ) 6 (J Hadfield) 9 (J Lobodarz) (J Lawson) (S Martin) O M W R Nb Wd B Montgomery T Meyer J Cooper L Ritchie PG Caulfield S Creece A Fannon CM Devoil Silver Sponsors AL & JA Trevaskis Electrics Jan Planwell Financia al Services Tuckers Funeral Services Get your ticket this weekend from Specs Devlin.

11 Two Blue Junior Scoreboard Dempsey Barwon Newtown & Chilwell Just /9(cc) Heads / def C Windt J Witham HJ Jefferies Newtown & Chilwell Royce 6/ Emond O Hill * P Silo 6 St Josephs Davie Douglas Newtown & Chilwell Crane /( (cc) Royce Murgheboluc Gold 9/6 Agg O Dowling / I Burns / Newtown & Chilwell Merriman Agg 6/(cc) def St Josephs McFarlane 6/9(cc) def by N Newtown & Chilwell Taylor Highton Whitten 8/6(cc) def L Martin / S Croft / def by N Newtown & Chilwell Wellss /9(cc) def Anglesea 6/9(cc) Newtown & Chilwell Chisholm / def St Josephs Dean /9 Friday A round 8 at Village Park No on Shaw Oval on Noble St Oval at Belmont Common No at Vines Road Oval at Belmont Common No on Shaw Oval /6 Top after round 9 sp ponsored by Batting Jordie LEWIS Ben Adrian WINDT Dominic Frank Charlie MITCHELL 9.8 Craig GREEN 9.6 Anthony DEVLIN Dylan HODGE 6. Patrick SILO Player of the Season Dominic MANTHORPE Jordie LEWIS Ben MITCHELL Oscar HILLL Christopher PEPPER Adrian WINDT Marc CARSON Charlie MITCHELL Michael KIRKLAND Aaron CROFT Oscar HILL Zac STOKES Dominic MANTHORPE Lachlan JONES Ned VASEY Ben MITCHELL Michael KIRKLAND Christopherr PEPPER Terry HICKEY Hayden JEFFERIES Jordie LEWIS Dismissals Jordan TEGELHUTER Steve LEWIS Phil TWADDLE Michael BEVERIDGE Charlie WINDT James PURCELL Grant WHITESIDE Charlie MITCHELL keepers (c, s) 8 (c, s) (c, s) (c, s) 8 (8c) (c) 6 (6c) 8 (c, s) Catches fielders Aaron CROFT Michael KIRKLAND Adrian WINDT Nathan KRIG George CHISHOLM Adam KALZ Tom LEVICK Anthony DEVLIN Ben MITCHELL Patrick SILO 6

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TWO BLUE TRIBUNE The official organ of the Newtown and Chilwell Cricket Club since Bumble, Hubert and Bernard

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