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ON THIS DAY - 23rd September

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In 1961, GRAHAM HOOPER (#101) held 3 catches in the Teachers innings of a thrilling tie in B grade. Earlier in the day, he kept the Waratahs innings together making 46 not out after the side slumped to 5-19. The tail rallied, especially 14 year old GEOFF MARSHALL (#l156) who made 22 on debut at number 10. DON FOSTER (#155) and BRUCE McCLENAGHAN (#74) then bowled unchanged in the Teachers' innings, with McClenaghan (6-61) taking the pressure wicket of Teachers' last man with the scores tied.

Waratahs v Teachers - B grade, 23rd September, 1961


In 1967, two Waratahs batsmen led their sides to victory when chasing on the second day of the season. In A grade, BILL THOMPSON (#186) made 93 as Waratahs passed University's competitive 216 seven down. When Thompson left at 6-163, there was still much to be done but a 40 run partnership between TERRY BETTS (#205) and K BALDWIN (#204) made sure of the win.

Waratahs v University - A grade, 16th & 23rd September 1967

A-Res grade lost miserably on the first innings against University but opener J McDonald (#214) made 90 in the second dig before retiring hurt, adding 72 with Max Schaefer as Waratahs avoided the outright.

Waratahs v University - A-Res grade, 16th & 23rd September 1967

University 179 (Col Marshall 3-29, Allan Smith 3-31) defeated Waratahs 66 (J McDonald 20) and 4-163 (J McDonald 90rh, Max Schaefer 44) by 113 runs.