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South Brisbane District Cricket Club
https://www.southbrisbanedcc.com
Brisbane, Australia
South Brisbane District Cricket Club provides opportunities for members to play in Qld Cricket and Warehouse sanctioned competitions. The club caters for Mens and Womens cricket as well as U16s in the Lord Taveners Competition.
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Q: Charles B Barstow – South Brisbane First Grade Player Number 87
Charles B Barstow came from the Etons Juniors in 1905, and in his two first seasons with the club took 164 wickets. His 86 wickets in 1906/07 is still the greatest number taken by any bowler for the club in one season. Charles played for Souths from 1905-1911 when he transferred to Toombul under the Electorate residential rules.
Barstow was unlucky, in that he mainly played for Queensland before it entered the Sheffield Shield and was considered too old to play for Australia. On his day, he was reputed as being unplayable in club cricket.
In 1909/10 he took 10/34 against Oxley and also had Toombul at 8/1 at one stage against Toombul. He won 16 grade premierships with various clubs. His first class record was 78 wickets at 28.2.
Barstow died in 1935 at only 52 years of age.
Charles B Barstow – Qld Team (Image State Library of Qld)
Charles B Barstow came from the Etons Juniors in 1905, and in his two first seasons with the club took 164 wickets. His 86 wickets in 1906/07 is still the greatest number taken by any bowler for the club in one season. Charles played for Souths from 1905-1911 when he transferred to Toombul under the Electorate residential rules.
Barstow was unlucky, in that he mainly played for Queensland before it entered the Sheffield Shield and was considered too old to play for Australia. On his day, he was reputed as being unplayable in club cricket.
In 1909/10 he took 10/34 against Oxley and also had Toombul at 8/1 at one stage against Toombul. He won 16 grade premierships with various clubs. His first class record was 78 wickets at 28.2.
Barstow died in 1935 at only 52 years of age.
Charles B Barstow – Qld Team (Image State Library of Qld)
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Q: This is the first known picture of cricketers for the Souths Electorate (later to be known as the South Brisbane District Cricket Club) Team taken in November 1897. Most are un-named in the picture.
Captain W T Fischer picture on the reversed chair in the middle with the hat is our first Captain. B Papi is in the front row at the far right of picture seated (with bow tie). A H Jones is seated in the front row, 3rd from the right.
Long-time player Justins (back row, third from the right in whites) also features in the 1905 Souths Electorate Cricket photo. S Donahoo, Suit, 4th from left at rear, scored what is probably the first Grade century.
Captain W T Fischer picture on the reversed chair in the middle with the hat is our first Captain. B Papi is in the front row at the far right of picture seated (with bow tie). A H Jones is seated in the front row, 3rd from the right.
Long-time player Justins (back row, third from the right in whites) also features in the 1905 Souths Electorate Cricket photo. S Donahoo, Suit, 4th from left at rear, scored what is probably the first Grade century.
https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/317/south-brisbane-district-cricket-club/blog/368/south-brisbane-v-toowong-october-1897
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Q: Alan MARSHAL
Born – 12/06/1883, Warwick
Enlisted – 19/10/1914 (30 years of Age)
Service number 163
First Grade Number 14
Served with the 15th Battalion in Gallipoli as a Private.The Club’s first premiership came in 1900-1901 when the Club won the First Grade Premiership.
No doubt the most outstanding player for South Brisbane in the early years was Alan Marshal who in 1904/05 scored 221 runs for South Brisbane against Nundah. This score stood as the highest individual score until it was surpassed by Glenn Trimble who scored 230 n.o. against Wynnum-Manly in 1986-87. He was a tall man, standing at 6ft 3.
Born – 12/06/1883, Warwick
Enlisted – 19/10/1914 (30 years of Age)
Service number 163
First Grade Number 14
Served with the 15th Battalion in Gallipoli as a Private.The Club’s first premiership came in 1900-1901 when the Club won the First Grade Premiership.
No doubt the most outstanding player for South Brisbane in the early years was Alan Marshal who in 1904/05 scored 221 runs for South Brisbane against Nundah. This score stood as the highest individual score until it was surpassed by Glenn Trimble who scored 230 n.o. against Wynnum-Manly in 1986-87. He was a tall man, standing at 6ft 3.
https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/317/south-brisbane-district-cricket-club/blog/2132/alan-marshal-served-with-the-15th-battalion-in-gallipoli-as-a-private
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South Brisbane District Cricket Club - A History - 125 years 1897 to 2022 - click to read ...
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Q: Michael Sippel made his first grade debut for South Brisbane District Cricket Club during the 1995/96 and is the proud owner of first grade player number 548.
In 107 innings for the club he scored 2,799 runs at an average of 27.71 with a highest score of 141.
2001/02 was Michael most productive season when he scored 675 runs and hit 3 centuries in the season 141, 131, 121.
Michael was a valuable member of South Brisbane 2000/01 first grade premiership winning team.
In 107 innings for the club he scored 2,799 runs at an average of 27.71 with a highest score of 141.
2001/02 was Michael most productive season when he scored 675 runs and hit 3 centuries in the season 141, 131, 121.
Michael was a valuable member of South Brisbane 2000/01 first grade premiership winning team.
https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/317/south-brisbane-district-cricket-club/blog/662/michael-sippel-watch-the-ball
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Q: To celebrate the club centenary, the author has chosen the following twelve players to comprise the team of the century. It is obviously impossible to compare players from different eras due to varying conditions and changing rules, however I feel that these players would more than hold their own against any other club combination. Some players were not considered either because they played few matches for Souths or because their representative careers were played with other clubs. Players not considered due to the above criteria include- WA Brown, D Tallon, AW Grout, KA Archer, SC Trimble, and CJ McDermott. The team is lodged in chronological order.
Alan MARSHAL Played for Souths at the age of 14 in 1897 and finished his career in 1912. A right-handed batsman and medium paced bowler, he played one season in Sydney in 1902/03. He played 11 times for Queensland. His career figures for Souths were 3289 runs at 32.56 and 146 wickets at 11.93.
Alan MARSHAL Played for Souths at the age of 14 in 1897 and finished his career in 1912. A right-handed batsman and medium paced bowler, he played one season in Sydney in 1902/03. He played 11 times for Queensland. His career figures for Souths were 3289 runs at 32.56 and 146 wickets at 11.93.
https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/317/south-brisbane-district-cricket-club/blog/1926/south-brisbane-district-cricket-club-ldquoteam-of-the-centuryrdquo-1987-1997
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Author: Mr Clayton Bradford, JP (Qual), Life Member 2015 To celebrate the club centenary, the author has chosen the following twelve players to comprise the team of the century. It i ...
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Q: South Brisbane District Cricket Club A Grade Premiers 1903-04
Back Row - RW Long, Albert Henry, TTT Long, B F Lade, O Hayes (Assistant Secretary), Jas Kohler, A Marshal, M Shields.
Middle Row - T B Faunce, John Davies esq., W T Fisher, T S Wotton (Honorary Secretary), B Papi.
Front Row - A H Jones, W Marshal, W A Greenwood
Back Row - RW Long, Albert Henry, TTT Long, B F Lade, O Hayes (Assistant Secretary), Jas Kohler, A Marshal, M Shields.
Middle Row - T B Faunce, John Davies esq., W T Fisher, T S Wotton (Honorary Secretary), B Papi.
Front Row - A H Jones, W Marshal, W A Greenwood
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Q: Lance Kahler made his first grade debut for South Brisbane District Cricket Club during the 1995/96 to become the club first grade player number 542.
Lance scored 5,713 runs for the club at an average of 38.09 and was the first grade captain from 2005 to 2007.
At the age of just 20 Lance made his first class debut for Queensland playing two games in 1997/98.
Lance also played first grade cricket in Sydney for Randwick Petersham
Lance scored 5,713 runs for the club at an average of 38.09 and was the first grade captain from 2005 to 2007.
At the age of just 20 Lance made his first class debut for Queensland playing two games in 1997/98.
Lance also played first grade cricket in Sydney for Randwick Petersham
https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/317/south-brisbane-district-cricket-club/blog/443/lance-kahler-stay-true
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Q: South Brisbane District Cricket Club 2nd Grade Premiers 2014-15
Back Row - U Samsudeen, D Lennox, H Jones, N Bischoff, J Eccles, A Hart (wicket keeper)), B O’Leary, S Henwood (Scorer)
Front Row - L Lunt, D Wilson, R Yorke, A Wilson, A Wells-Peris
Second Grade shone brightly, taking the 2014/15 Premiership, the first for Second grade since the mid 1990’s.
The Grand Final team consisted of 12 players, but the Skipper, Rhys Yorke, and the team acknowledge that it took 30 players to go through the season to win the Minor premiership and the Grand Final.
The combination of bowlers, including Rhys Yorke, Arlen Wells-Peris, Daniel Lennox, Brendan O’Leary and Uhmar Samsudeen took a combined 201 wickets in the regular season between them.
The Grand Final on Norm Gray oval was a classic match
Back Row - U Samsudeen, D Lennox, H Jones, N Bischoff, J Eccles, A Hart (wicket keeper)), B O’Leary, S Henwood (Scorer)
Front Row - L Lunt, D Wilson, R Yorke, A Wilson, A Wells-Peris
Second Grade shone brightly, taking the 2014/15 Premiership, the first for Second grade since the mid 1990’s.
The Grand Final team consisted of 12 players, but the Skipper, Rhys Yorke, and the team acknowledge that it took 30 players to go through the season to win the Minor premiership and the Grand Final.
The combination of bowlers, including Rhys Yorke, Arlen Wells-Peris, Daniel Lennox, Brendan O’Leary and Uhmar Samsudeen took a combined 201 wickets in the regular season between them.
The Grand Final on Norm Gray oval was a classic match
https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/317/south-brisbane-district-cricket-club/blog/959/south-brisbane-district-cricket-club-2nd-grade-premiers-2014-15
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Q: South Brisbane District Cricket Club First Grade Premiers 2000-01
Back Row – Baba Sourjah (Coach), Jake Hurst, Tim Sawyer, Andrew Harris, Matthew Lunn, Lance Kahler, Jeff Anning
Middle Row – Michael Sippel, Brett Ambrose, Dale Turner
Front Row – Andy Bichel, Brad Ruddell, Jarrod Bird, Ashley Holznagel
Lance Kahler - Memories
This was a team of mostly country boys who made their way to Brisbane and played together for a number of years, climbing from the bottom of the ladder to the premiership over a five year period. The team was very close on and off the field and was brilliantly led by one of the nicest blokes ever to play the game, the great Brad Ruddell. And of course, who can forget the contribution made by that NSW interloper, Dale Turner. Dale joined Souths for two seasons and helped take us from being a good side to a premiership winning side. Great memories.
Back Row – Baba Sourjah (Coach), Jake Hurst, Tim Sawyer, Andrew Harris, Matthew Lunn, Lance Kahler, Jeff Anning
Middle Row – Michael Sippel, Brett Ambrose, Dale Turner
Front Row – Andy Bichel, Brad Ruddell, Jarrod Bird, Ashley Holznagel
Lance Kahler - Memories
This was a team of mostly country boys who made their way to Brisbane and played together for a number of years, climbing from the bottom of the ladder to the premiership over a five year period. The team was very close on and off the field and was brilliantly led by one of the nicest blokes ever to play the game, the great Brad Ruddell. And of course, who can forget the contribution made by that NSW interloper, Dale Turner. Dale joined Souths for two seasons and helped take us from being a good side to a premiership winning side. Great memories.
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Q: Jarrod Bird made his first grade debut for south Brisbane District Cricket Club during the 1997/98 cricket season to become the clubs first grade player number 556.
He took 148 first grade wickets at an average of 27.15 and was a valuable member of the clubs 2000-01 first grade premiership winning team.
Jarrod involvement in the game continued after his playing days as he was the head curator of Allan Border Oval for 13 years. He contracts to various organisations to support and offer guidance to groundsman at various venues around the country
He took 148 first grade wickets at an average of 27.15 and was a valuable member of the clubs 2000-01 first grade premiership winning team.
Jarrod involvement in the game continued after his playing days as he was the head curator of Allan Border Oval for 13 years. He contracts to various organisations to support and offer guidance to groundsman at various venues around the country
https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/317/south-brisbane-district-cricket-club/blog/186/jarrod-bird-turf-boss
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Q: South Brisbane District Cricket Club 4th Grade Minor Premiers 1983-84
Back Row – G. Webster, D. Hart, P. Bateman
Middle Row – R. Peatfield, M. Waterfield, G. Miers (Chairman of Selectors), P. Bertram, S. Williams
Front Row – B. Wright (Secretary), V. Schumacher (Vice-Captain), I. Kaskill (Captain), P. Surti, M. Eustaughffe (President)
Absent – W. Quinnell, M. Murphy
Back Row – G. Webster, D. Hart, P. Bateman
Middle Row – R. Peatfield, M. Waterfield, G. Miers (Chairman of Selectors), P. Bertram, S. Williams
Front Row – B. Wright (Secretary), V. Schumacher (Vice-Captain), I. Kaskill (Captain), P. Surti, M. Eustaughffe (President)
Absent – W. Quinnell, M. Murphy
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Q: South Brisbane District Cricket Club First Grade Premiers 1985-86
Back Row – Mal Edwards, Tony Kelly, Andrew Hammelmann, Glenn Trimble, Harley Hammelmann, Paul Twible
Middle Row- Basil Wright (Scorer), Graham Rogers, Neale Mansell, Peter Smith, Peter Merritt (President), Barry Humphries, Ken Healy, Dean Reynolds, Max Robins (Chairman)
Front Row – Wayne Morgan, Rod Rice (Captain), Ian Sieb (Coach), Alex Parker, John Hill
Back Row – Mal Edwards, Tony Kelly, Andrew Hammelmann, Glenn Trimble, Harley Hammelmann, Paul Twible
Middle Row- Basil Wright (Scorer), Graham Rogers, Neale Mansell, Peter Smith, Peter Merritt (President), Barry Humphries, Ken Healy, Dean Reynolds, Max Robins (Chairman)
Front Row – Wayne Morgan, Rod Rice (Captain), Ian Sieb (Coach), Alex Parker, John Hill
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Back Row - U Samsudeen, D Lennox, H Jones, N Bischoff, J Eccles, A Hart (wicket keeper)), B O’Leary, S Henwood (Scorer)Front Row - L Lunt, D Wilson, R Yorke, A Wilson, A Wells-Peris ...
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Back Row – Baba Sourjah (Coach), Jake Hurst, Tim Sawyer, Andrew Harris, Matthew Lunn, Lance Kahler, Jeff AnningMiddle Row – Michael Sippel, Brett Ambrose, Dale TurnerFront Row – ...
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Michael Sippel made his first grade debut for south Brisbane district Cricket Club during the 1995/96 and is the proud owner of first grade player number 548.In 107 innings for the club he s ...
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Back Row - Lance Kahler, Michael Sippel, Andrew Harris, Paul Argent, Jack Rowan, Andrew Bichel.Front Row - Brett Ambrose, Matthew Lunn, Brad Ruddell (Captain), Glen Rogers, Jason Lunt ...
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Lance Kahler made his first grade debut for South Brisbane District Cricket Club during the 1995/96 to become the club first grade player number 542.Lance scored 5,713 runs for the club at a ...
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Fast bowler Brian Storey took 8 for 35 in Toombul's 1st innings to set up an outright win to seal Souths' second successive A-Grade premiership.Back Row - John Ryan, Brian Storey, ...
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Extract - South Brisbane District Cricket Club - ...
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Back Row – J.Price (Chairman of Selectors), Ross Wallace, John Ryan, Brian Storey, B. Eastaughffe (Q.C.A Executive Officer),Middle Row - Jim Cossart, W. Cross (Scorer), Alec Parker, Wayne ...
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Back Row – A. Hammelmann, P. Argent, P. TwibleMiddle Row – B. Wright (Scorer), K. Evetts, M. Fraser, D. Short, S. Rynne, P. Smith, R. Hurst (Scorer)Front Row –M. Keddy, G. Trimb ...
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Jarrod Bird made his first grade debut for south Brisbane District Cricket Club during the 1997/98 cricket season to become the clubs first grade player number 556.He took 148 first grade wi ...
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Back Row – Mal Edwards, Tony Kelly, Andrew Hammelmann, Glenn Trimble, Harley Hammelmann, Paul TwibleMiddle Row- Basil Wright (Scorer), Graham Rogers, Neale Mansell, Peter Smith, Peter Merr ...
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Kim Evetts had a very celebrated career playing in Brisbane and represented Queensland through the youth teams, Colts, 2nd XI and was part of the Queensland Bulls State Squad for many years. ...
