AUS_GRADE_SCORES_SUMMARY_19DEC93
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Aus Grade Scores, 19 Dec 93
Sydney rnd 8 day 2
Bankstown 278 d Manly 160 (Gallian 55 Freedman 5-79)
Gordon 207 & 3-47 d Fairfield 180 (Aitken 53 Nicholson 5-41)
Northern District 301 d Mosman 166 (Bradshaw 53) & 2-99
Hawkesbury 270 d Western Suburbs 234 (Ryan 52 Kershler 5-84)
Penrith 8-356 (Bayliss 90 Maraziotis 77) d Parramatta 5-335
Balmain 201 (Guthrie 6-75) d St George 153 & 6-200 (Hayes 59*)
Petersham 346
d North Sydney 336 (Barnett 75 Marks 67 Adlam 58 Mulherin 5-134)
Uni of NSW 9-309 (Robson 58 A Smith 6-123) d Waverly 308
Randwick 288 (Davison 81 Muller 80)
d Sydney Uni 160 & 8-110 (Parmenter 6-54)
Sutherland 3-107 & 4-156 (Clark 46)
d Campbelltown 106 & 9-202 (Crosland 63)
Adelaide
Prospect 9-312 (Vaughan 117*) d Salisburay 307
Woodville 7-387 & 6-203 d West Torrens 190 (Moody 3-43)
University 9-295 d Port Adelaide 134 (Wilkinson 6-20) & 5-209
East Torrens 7-351
d Elizabeth 104 (Bourne 5-18) & 8-128 (Ball 5-68)
Glenelg 6-191 & 4-171 d Southern Districts 159 & 199
Tea Tree Gully 4-150 & 4-104 d Kensington 148 & 5-207
Sturt 9-144 & 3-105 d Adelaide 143 & 5-187
Perth
South Perth 212 (McKenzie 81 Cobley 6-63) v Wanneroo 2-16
Bayswater-Morley 165 v University 0-47
Gosnells 172 (Wyeth 69 Russell 3-30 Muggeridge 3-39)
v Fremantle 0-36
Willetton 170 (Bush 4-66) v Perth 1-13
Mt Lawley 9-281 (Goan 4-81) v Scarborough 0-10
North Perth 261 (Phillipp 107 Gerrange 42) v Midland Guildford
Melbourne
Frankston Peninsula were unable to come to terms with Northcote
fast bowler Adam McGinty who dismissed the first three batsmen
for 0, then the number four for 1 to have them 4/2. He finished
with 5 for 33 as the Peninsula struggled to 123, the middle order
scored some runs but Shaun Graf top scored with 26. Peninsula
went much better second time round with 2-122 Robinson 79 and
Hurley 30 the not out batsmen. Corbett took 4-54 in the first
innings.
Northcote 5-265 d Frankston Peninsula 123 & 2-122
South Melbourn batted on but added only 11 runs against Fiztroy
Doncaster who easily score the required 291 runs. Joyce
86, McDonald 66*, & Hampton 53 did the bulk of the scoring.
South Melbourne 291 lost to Fiztroy Doncaster 6-303
Dandenong-Waverly were able to do to North Melbourne what North
had failed to do on consecutive weeks bowl out a side in time.
North managed 248 in reply to DW's 336 with Connell 69 and Ed-
dings 52 the best. Pickering run out for 0 was a blow. DW had
time to bat again and were 1-48
DW 336 & 1-49 d North Melbourne 248
Hathorn pushed on to 321 and then bowled Richmond out for 270.
Francis's 6-109 the telling infleunce. David Harris (82) & Brian
Skinner (71) gave Richmond a good start but only Cowper (52) con-
tinued it on.
Hawthorn 4-321 d Ricmond 270
Merv Hughes comeback match was succesful for Footscray who kept
St Kilda to just 208 Warren Whiteside top scored for the batting
side with 86 not out. He recieved little assistance however. merv
Hughes took 3-36 and it was an impressive Footscary bowling line-
up with dropped Victorian bowler Tony Dodemaide taking 2-42.
Footscray 267 d St Kilda 208
Ringwood comfortably defeated Geelong with openers Clarke (92)
and Foster (89) scoring well before a minor collapse after the
passing Geelong's total and then Paul Meddings 70* increased the
score to 315.Smith the best of the bowlers with 3-52. Stacey ex-
pensive with 1-94 off 16.
Geelong 220 lost to Ringwood 7-315
Prahran struggled for runs against Melbourne but still won com-
fortably chasing 130 Kyle Malligan (53) and Julien Weiner (40)
saw them comfortbaly through to 227 a lead of 97. Melbourne
bat- ting a second time were 3-115 with number 5 Rhett Bowden
thrashing 81 not out.
Melbourne 130 & 3-115 lost to Prahran 227
Carlton's Rohan Larkin scored 91 to guide them to a close victory
over Collingwood. Chasin 186 Carlton were all out for 201.
Openers Ward (27) and Williams (39) made a reasonable start and
Larkins scored well, however the rest were less than perfect the
middle order having scores of 0,6,7,4,0,0,0. Then bowling hero
Sniegowski stayed with Larkin and they managed to get the points
before Larkin was dismissed for 91.
Collingwood 186 lost to Carlton 201
University just overcame the imposing Essendon total of 7-335.
Good batting from Wayne Phillips (47), Geoff Allardice (57)
Matthew Bolton (75) Neil Strong(88) and a couple of good lower
order innings saw them reach 9 for 340.
Essendon 7-335 lost to University 9-340
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