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CORINTHIAN CRICKET CLUB May 2004 Newsletter
Meeting Announcement: Wednesday, May 19 at 7:30 pm; Springbok Bar and Restaurant Minutes of the March 10, 2004 Meeting: Held at: Springbok Pub, Van Nuys Present: Phil Lynch, Masud Zaidi, Lalit Sharma, Barry Harwood, Sheikh Mahmud, Hassan Jafar (new applicant), Jayesh Patel (new applicant) Apologies: Kelly Came to order: 7:50 pm Minutes of previous meeting: Not available Matters arising: Not applicable Report of the (Corresponding) Secretary: Lalit, the new Corresponding Secretary confessed that he had ****ed up the Club website, operator error, but it was now back up. Masud will help Lalit clean it up. The monthly Newsletter will now only be available on the website, and will include the Captain’s match reports, with the link included in the announcing email. Barry suggested that any members for whom we do not have an email address, be sent hard copies by mail, e.g. Life Member (and past President) Sheila Stout. New Applications: Rajesh Shah, formerly of Britamer, country India, included $100 with application. Proposed Phil, seconded Masud, approved unanimously. Hassan Jafar, ex Britamer, country Pakistan, included $100 with application. Proposed Phil, seconded Masud, approved unanimously. Mohammed Shahid, ex Britamer, country Pakistan, included $100 with application. Proposed Hassan, seconded Masud, approved unanimously. Shamsud Doha, Student, new to SCCA, Mahmud knew him in Bangledash. Proposed Mahmud, seconded Phil, approved unanimously, subject to payment of Dues. Islam Alan Butt, formerly of Britamer, Cal Bel, South Bay, country Pakistan. Proposed Mahmud, seconded Phil, approved unanimously, subject to payment of Dues. Jayesh Patel, formerly of Britamer, country India. Proposed Hassan, seconded Masud, approved unanimously, subject to payment of Dues.
Report of the Treasurer: Masud, the new Treasurer, proposed yet another version of the Budget, consisting of Annual Dues of $200 for Full Playing Members, and $100 for Student Members, with no Game Fees. This would allow for a balanced budget, but with no room for extra expenditures. When questioned, the Treasurer confirmed that there was no provision for game Teas, they must be self sustaining in whatever way the respective Captains choose, and no provision for Entertainment for visiting teams, again this will have to be self sustaining. With much relief, the Treasurer’s Budget was proposed by Masud, seconded by Barry, and approved unanimously. President Phil thanked all the Officers for the tremendous efforts they had put in regarding a viable budget, and especially Masud for finally coming up with the simplest and most generally acceptable solution. The Secretary will announce the new Dues schedule to the membership, and update the Club Application form accordingly. The Treasurer will email a list of members, with their Dues status, to each of the Captains each week. The Captains must make sure that no Members are selected for games who have not paid their complete Dues. Report of the SCCA Director: Phil reported that there are 6 new teams in the SCCA this year, all of which will join the Fourth division. The first 3 divisions will comprise 12 teams each, with the balance of last year’s teams joining the new teams in division 4. Phil, with his outside-of-Woodley grounds committee, vetted the new grounds for acceptability. In addition all 14 outside-of-Woodley grounds will receive coconut matting for their strips, $250 payment from each club, and $250 paid by the SCCA. Phil has also been able to orchestrate significant improvements in the player movement rules for Clubs with multiple teams. Team rosters are still required, but half of each roster will be ‘seeded’ and not allowed to move between teams. The remaining half will be able to move. Shani has been selected to the US (under 19?) squad to go on tour to the West Indies. To help defray the cost, the President and Treasurer agreed to purchase his air ticket to the East Coast ($270) out of the Corinthian Development fund. The Treasurer opined that that amount was the largest contribution that the Club was able to afford. The USCA South Western area representative was up for election. Phil recommended we give our Club support to candidate Arjanan from the SCCA, which met with approval. Report of the Captains: None present, but attendance at nets had been good. The first league game would be on weekend of 3/27. Other Business: President Phil suggested that, in order to improve meeting attendance, if there were occasions where both teams were playing at Woodley, we could try a Club meeting immediately following the games. Such dates were Sunday, 5/9, and Saturday, 7/10 Adjournment: 10:30pm
LASCA:
The Occasionals played their first game of the LASCA season against the Springbok CC. Captain Read put in quite a superb
effort in getting a strong eleven to show up. The old stalwarts were all there to support the skip – heck, for a change,
we had a regular eleven show up! Good job, skip. After a cracking start ( Fazal scored a quick fire 80 plus and was
ably supported by Mudassar’s superb 47), the team managed to put up an imposing 200 runs with everyone contributing
with the bat. However, as it turned out, this was not quite enough! The bowling was found to be lacking after the regulars
were done. The skip pulled out all the stops to go for a win – even Alan Rodrigues, who last turned his arm over about
10 years ago, got an over ( and a wicket). But alas the while, the Springbok’s won the game with a couple of overs to spare.
It was a fun time for all who played – but the captain vowed to came back with a vengeance. Look out, LASCA!
NETS:
For those who want to fine tune their game, the nets are on every Saturday and Sunday mornings at Woodley. Show up early (around 8:15 am) to avoid a long wait for a chance to bat.
CRICKET SCORES:
Corinthians:
Lost to Colts: Corinthians 186 for 9, Colts 187 for 7
Lost to Ventura: Corinthians 171 all out, Ventura 173 for 2
Won against Pasadena 1: Pasadena 1 204 all out, Corinthians 207 for 3 (Sheikh 103)
Won against Orange County: Orange County 276 for 9, Corinthians 278 for 9 (Abba Ali 106)
Casuals:
Lost to Inland Empire: Casuals 62 all out, Inland Empire 65 for 3 Lost to Brit & Dom: B & D 272 for 7, Casuals 165 all out
Lost to Cal-Bel: Cal-Bel 226 for 8, Casuals 154 for 9
UPCOMING EVENTS:
1) May 16: Corinthians vs San Diego 2 at San Diego 2) May 16: Casuals vs Westwood, Wong 3) May 23: Casuals vs Friends, Wright 4) May 31: Occasionals vs Phoenix, Woodley – a friendly game against our friends from Phoenix 5) June 5: Corinthians vs Anaheim, Wong 6) June 6: Casuals vs Pasadena 2, Pasadena 2 7) June 12: Corinhians vs Century, Marder 8) June 13: Casuals vs Victoria, Victoria
Treasurer’s Note:
It is expected that all of you who are playing league cricket are fully paid up members of the club. If you owe the club dues,
please mail them as soon as possible to our treasurer, Mr. Masud Zaidi. Please make out the check made payable to the
Corinthian Cricket Club and mail it to:
Mr. Masud Zaidi
1797 Aleppo Court
Thousand Oaks, CA 91362
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