Clem Hill's Reminiscences

Bibliography The introductory essay, footnotes and notes on players have involved reference to the following books and papers: Phillip Bailey, Philip Thorn and Peter Wynne-Thomas, Who’s Who of Cricketers, 1993 Richard Cashman et al (eds) The Oxford Companion to Australian Cricket, 1996 J.W.Curtis et al, 100 Years of Intercollegiate Cricket 1878-1978, 1978 Charles Davis, Test Cricket in Australia 1877-2002, 2002 Bill Frindall, The Wisden Book of Cricket Records [Fourth Ed], 1998 Bill Frindall, The Wisden Book of Test Cricket, 1985 Chris Harte, SACA: The History of the South Australian Cricket Association, 1990 Christopher Martin-Jenkins, The Complete Who’s Who of Test Cricketers, 1980 A.G.Moyes, A Century of Cricketers, 1950 Jack Pollard, Australian Cricket: The Game and the Players, 1982 Ray Robinson, On Top Down Under, 1975 Keith Walmsley, Clem Hill: His Record Innings by Innings, 1996 Ray Webster, First-Class Cricket in Australia Volume 1 1850-51 to 1941-42, 1991 Bernard Whimpress and Nigel Hart, Adelaide Oval Test Cricket 1884-1984, 1984 and to www.cricinfo.com . Acknowledgments My major acknowledgment is to an anonymous donor who left a cuttings book in a brown envelope addressed to me at Adelaide Oval. The cuttings book included all of Hill’s articles pasted in but without dates or the headings and leads to articles, or even the newspaper source. Fortunately, a couple of the pieces contained clues which meant I was easily able to obtain the month and the paper without much difficulty. The cuttings book provided the prompt and finding the originals on microfilm the context. Without the first action the second would not likely have come to light and the articles would probably have languished in the newspapers forever. My second thanks are due to Advertiser Newspapers, Adelaide for giving copyright permission to reproduce the original pieces. Finally I would like to thank Adelaide historian Brian Samuels for widening my appreciation of Sammy Lunn; Trevor Ruddell of the Melbourne Cricket Club library for information about Hugh Trumble; and Ray Webster for assistance in connection with the statistician R.H. Campbell. The wonders of Google and Wikipedia brought other significant non-cricketing information to light. 102