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Aus Grade Scores, 5 Dec 93
Sydney round 7 day 2
St George 239 drew with North District 2-126
Penrith 7-277 (B Wood 67 D Slater 4-74) d Western Suburbs 179
Waverly 7-249 (Pratt 104) d Petersham 246
Balmain 293
d Gordon 73 (P Clun 6-30 A Jones 4-39) & 2-229 (G Hayne 83*)
Horth Sydney 377
drew with Campbelltown 8-350 (D Turner 103 Lee 96 Adlam 4-80)
Manly 224 (Alexander 96* Saint 4-92) d Sydney Uni 201
Sutherland 7-299 drew with Paramatta 9-269
Uni of NSW 9-285 d Hawkesbury 211
Bankstown 5-349 (Ellior 78 K Roberts!67 D Waugh 43 Small 40)
d Mosman 8-348
Fairfield 6-333
drew with Randwick 9-220 (R Davison 58 Chee Quee 42)
Perth
Bayswater-Morley 178 (Ross 53* Atkinson 7-60) v Perth 1-18
University 285 (Foster 74 Palmer 57 Hogan 6-118) v Scarborough
Midland Guildford 4-356 (T Moody 163 May 60
Julian 49 R Moody 39*) v Willeton
South Perth 8-228 (Lammonby 63 Harris 54) v North Perth
Mt Lawley 4-345 (Ireland 137* Virgo 71 Veletta 66) v Wanneroo
Subiaco Floreat 172 (Bennet 4-28) v Gosnell 1-19
Claremont-Nedlands 334 (Beech 79 Weston 3-45) v Melville
Melbourne
Universitys Geoff Allardice proved he is one of the best at scor-
ing centuries at grade level by increasing his impressive record
by 210 not out runs. This out of 333, his dominance shown by a
141 run partnership with Matthew Bolton who was out for 26.
University 4-333 d Footscray
Franktson Peninsula came up just short against Richmond, a lack
of consistency was the problem as three players scored 50's but
were offered little support. Glen (55) Bradley (65) and Graf (49)
were the main scorers.
Frankston Peninsula 239 lost to Richmond
A good bowling performance saw St Kilda bowled out for 177 in
response to Hawthorns 300.
Hawthorn 300 d St Kilda 177
Northcote enforced the follow on against Waverly Dandenong.
Quick bowler Troy Corbett took 4 for 39 and DW fell for 182,
Ian Har- vey (31) Brain Lambert (39) and Michael DeMattia (28*)
were the principle scorers. It was a better second innings for
DW as they made 2-161, Bartlett (64) and Stein (50*) scoring well
Northcote 290 d Dandenong Waverly 182 & 2-161
Melbourne managed 8-354 against Ringwood to take the points, with
Hodge, Sutherland and Garlick all finishing not out (think about
it!) Rhett Bowdens 86 and keepers Templeton's 49 along with Suth-
erlands 51 not out saw them to a comfortable win.
Ringwood 207 lost Melbourne 8-354
Essendon batted on oversnight to 6-314 Young finishing on 120 not
out. Collingwod easily made the runs with opener Barry Steele
(139) and Anthony Amalfi (142) flogging a 219 run 182 minute
partnership.
Essendon 6-314 lost to Collingwood 3-349
Fitzroy Doncaster completed an outright over Carlton with Steve
Cottrel finishing with 7-59. FD had a little trouble getting the
required runs losing 6 wickers to Wrigglesworth (3-44) and co.
Carlton 127 & 137 lost outright to Fitzroy Doncaster 2-130 & 6-
135
Geelong declared at the overnight score and this time it wasn't
quick quick Quick who did the damage but legsinner Brad Stacey
who took 5 for 42. Most of the South Melbourne batsmen scored
runs but never went on. South appeared to miss Damien Fleming!.
Geelong 8-269 d South Melbourne 233
Dissappointment at North Melbourne as for the second game in a
row we were unable to force a result. At the end of the day
Prahran were 9-312 chasing our magnificient 385. Opener Deon
Kratz was the principle of Prahrans innings, O'Keef with 50 Daish
with 34 and the lower order players Moore and Milosz added 20's
but the last pair were required to and did survive the last 5
overs. Grace best of the bowlers with 3-56. Damn.!
North Melbourne 9-385 drew with Prahran 9-312
Contributed by Phil Shead (drinnen@deakin.edu.au)