 the season. With a few minor adjustments to attitude and application, we are still very confident as a team unit that once we “click”, the runs, wickets, and more importantly, the results will follow.
Joe Dirt
SECOND XI MATCH REPORT
ROUND 3 – Vs Altona North (A)
Round 3 saw kp vs the old enemy Altona North. After last year we wanted to put up a bit more of a fight.
Playing at Altona North i lost the toss and we got sent in.
Stany and dill battled through with dill the aggressor sending anything over pitched to the boundary, while Stany at the other end rotating the strike and looking solid.
The boys put on a nice little partner ship before Dill skyed one and was out for 19. Stany teamed up with Kye at number 3 and both looked solid until Stan fell for 15. GB came in at 4 and batted really well with Kye rotating the strike and looking solid. Kye fell for 3 and Dave came in at 5 for a very brief 8 balls getting trapped lbw.
The came the resistant second year twos player AB. GB and AB batted real well and were making things look easy until GB was out for 19.
AB combined well with Andy Carroll the pair trying to increase the run rate. Andy fell for 8 and Nath Jonson made 1. AB continued and played some amazing strokes, unfortunately fell 3 short of 50 making 47. Keiran also batted real well and showed some fight making 8.
Old heads Pete and Morgs got together and really worked well together trying to move the score along with some lusty hitting and good rotation of the strike.
Pete was the last wicket getting trapped in front in the 78th over the day making a very well played 16, leaving Morgs at the other end not out 8.
The boys managed to get 150 on the board giving the bowlers something to work with.
Day 2 saw warmer conditions. Pete and dill opened bowling some nice line and length with little assistance from the pitch. Both boys picking up a wicket each bowling 16 and 17 overs for day. Dill finished with 1/41 off 16 and Pete 1/27 off 17.
GB, Morgs and AB bowled very tidy and scoring became harder with the boys bowling very tight and the rest of the team throwing themselves around in the field.
Seeing that nothing was happening we tried to force the issue making changes trying to unsettle the batsman and getting through the overs as quick as we can.
Unfortunately in the 60th over Altona North overtook our score.
The boys gave everything for 60 0vers. Just not enough on the board.
GB finished with 0/15 off 9, Morgs 1/24 off 12, AB 0/26 off 8 and Nath Johnson bowling very well finished off with 0/23 off his 7.
All in all a decent performance with a lot of positives coming from it!!!
A lot can be taken out of this game with areas of improvement needed.
Dave Tardio
THIRD XI MATCH REPORT
ROUND 3 – Vs Sunshine (A)
The 3rds travelled out to Sunshine for our 2nd game of the year. As always this time of year with the races on its hard to fill a team, and we only could travel with 10.
Sunshine finished in the top 4 last year and had a big hitting team. We lost the toss and bowled first on what looked like a very green bowling deck. It kept low early which made my brain tick to how low it would get as the day went on.
We opened with with Stuey & Hitesh who both bowled extremely well picking up 2 wickets in the fist 8 overs. We dropped their number 3 twice early in his innings which proved to be very costly as he went on to make 54. Along with his innings we bowled far too many wides which between the 2 added an extra 74 runs to chase.
We opened up the batting with Rhys and Josh who looked solid and confident early, but with a pitch keep very low and some good bowling we lost some early wickets. Chad again came to the crease at 3 after a long day of excellent keeping and was unbeaten on 31. The rest of the team could not get a start and we go trundled for 50!!!!!! Besides Chads top innings, the only other positive is we got back to the sheds from some cold brews and got to see Winx win her 3rd Cox Plate…
Next week we are back on our home deck and look to move on from yesterdays performance and get back on the winners list against Whyndam Vale.
Hope to see some supporters get out to encourage the lads for a big game.
PrezMayor Caldwell pushes for sale of affordable housing buildingsUPDATED 7:13 PM HST Dec 09, 2013post a comment
Mayor Caldwell is calling on the City Council members to rethink their position on rescinding or delaying the sale of city housing projects.
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It could be an eleventh hour deal breaker. The sale of a dozen city properties could fall apart because a move by the city council to scuttle the plan. The mayor is calling on the members to rethink their position or taxpayers could end up losing millions. KITV-4's Catherine Cruz kicks off our team coverage... - 30:55 --30: 58 - If the rents go up there are poeple who are going to become homeless" Downtown resident Richard Elstner worries he'll be ONE of those people if the sale of 12 city housing projects to a private entity prices him out of his building. He doubts he can afford couple of hundred dollars more a month. The mayor today said he's worried too. But for hime it's about the millions taxpayers will lose if the deal does NOT go forward. The city council is poised to do an about face either rescinding, or delaying the sale. The mayor says it isnt fair to the buyer. KIRK 5: 35- 5:50 "-TO SPEND THE KIND OF MONEY THEY HAVE SPENT TO WASTE THE TIME THEY ARE NOW SPENDING AND TO GO THROUGH THE PROCESS WITH JUST THREE OR SO MONHTS BEFORE CLOSING AND TO HAVE THE WHOLE THING YANKED FROM THEM IS BAD PRECEDENT" The sale would raise money to fix the aging structures in exchange for tax credits and the commitment of keep rents affordable. - mayor 4 :45- 4; 56 -"$50 million dollars from this sale will be ploughed back into the 13 units to make sure they are upgraded and improved," The city's managing director says two other losing bidders on the deal have been making noise about the deal. But the sore spot between the council and the administration is over a grant spending plan linked to non-profit groups. EMber Shin 27 47: There is no body to step in at this late date, if this deal does not go forward and this buyer pulls out," The mayor says if the council cancels the project it will initally cost taxpayers $3.4 million but could amount to $121 million. The sale is also tied to a Housing First initiative to deal with our growing chronic homeless problem. - Colin Kippen 11: 09- 11:16 - "My fear is we will lose this first priority if this sale is flipped, and I really dont think that we can do that" Council Chair Ernie Martin issued a statement saying: "The sale must take place under the structure of a sound plan for using its proceeds. Until such time., it ouwld be irresponsible to put public funds at risk," He said the mayors spending plan is far from acceptable to the council. The council takes up the two resolutions at its meeting on Wednesday. The city's deadline for submitting the spending plan to federal housing officials is next week Monday.import React from "react"
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