Strathmore Cricket Union Handbook 1998

42 Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avge. P C J DRUMMOND 62 9 208 13 16.00 G DRUMMOND 213.5 46 661 39 16.95 F BENZIES 155 32 448 23 19.48 D CHRISTIE 149 33 435 20 21.75 R R WATSON 268.4 47 775 35 22.14 PERTH Inns NO Runs H S Avge. M JOGLEKAR 16 5 754 129 68.55 C R BAYNE 10 2 257 59 32.13 D I ARMSTRONG 13 2 298 68 27.09 L ESSON 11 1 106 25 10.60 Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avge. M JOGLEKAR 160 46 359 32 11.22 D SHIVAKAR 50 12 134 10 13.40 F J McGAFFNEY 151 34 367 24 15.29 D I ARMSTRONG 40.5 6 143 9 15.89 S R GRAHAM 113 25 396 21 18.86 Graeme Sturrock Strathmore Union cricketers and supporters were shocked to hear of the tragic death of 44 year-old Graeme Sturrock on Jaunuary 3rd in a traffic accident travelling to watch Motherwell FC whom he followed from an early age. Born and raised inMeigle, Graeme began work at the local blacksmith and it was almost inevitable that he soon became an enthusiastic member of Meigle Cricket Club. Graeme played a prominent part in Meigle's successful 1980 side which won the Strathmore Union, Three Counties Cup and Scottish Area Village Championship. He then went on to captain the side which won the Three Counties Cup in 1984. Latterly, Graeme helped out playingwhenever required forMeigleXI - always keen to pass on his experience to the younger members of the team. Graeme is survived by his wife, Elizabeth, and daughters Elaine and Arlene. PJCD