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Clive Single

April 11, 2024

Clive Vallack Single, D.S.O., M.B.,[a] (17 September 1888 – 10 July 1931) was an Australian cricketer,[1] baseballer, soldier, and medical practitioner. He played two first-class matches for New South Wales in 1912,[2] and three interstate baseball matches for New South Wales in 1911; and, having enlisted in December 1914, he served as a medical officer in the First AIF, in the Middle East, eventually reaching the rank of lieutenant-colonel — he was awarded a D.S.O. in 1919, and was twice Mentioned in Despatches.

Clive Single
Personal information
Full name
Clive Vallack Single
Born(1888-09-17)17 September 1888
Penrith, New South Wales, Australia
Died10 July 1931(1931-07-10) (aged 42)
Woollahra, New South Wales, Australia
Source: Cricinfo, 1 February 2017

"He was a decorated hero, a gifted sportsman, a dedicated doctor and a loving family man. A true gentleman, he inspired his team mates, his companions and his men to their best ideals." (Eric McElhone)[3]

Family edit

One of the six sons and two daughters of Henry Ernest Single (1855–1930),[4][5] and Mary Judith Single, née Vallack (1858–1937),[6] of "Wandoona", Wollar, near Mudgee, he was born in Burwood, on 17 September 1888.[7] Several of his brothers were also talented cricketers:[8] one of whom, Raymond Vallack Single (1917), was killed in action on 26 September 1917.[9][10]

Clive married Verania "Rania" McPhillamy, O.B.E., M.B.E. (1899–1961), the eldest daughter of Charles Smith McPhillamy (1859–1935),[11] and Alice Kay McPhillamy, née Halloran (1861–1938)[12] – Verania had captained the Ascham cricket team whilst she was there as a boarding student in 1906[13] – at "Waroo", Forbes on 21 June 1920.[14] Single’s best man was Colonel B.V. Stacey, (1886–1971) C.M.G.[15]

They had four children:[16][17] a son, Clive Vallack Single (1924–1990),[18] and three daughters, Rania Alice Vallack Murray, née Single (1921–1994),[19] Denise May Vallack Lovell, née Single (1923–1975),[20] and Ann (a.k.a. Polyann) Dewar, née Single (1927–1999).[21]

Education edit

Educated at Mudgee Grammar School,[22] and, from 1908,[23] at the University of Sydney, from whence he graduated M.B. in 1913.[24]

Baseball edit

At university, he played baseball, at first base, for several years,[25] and also played first base for the New South Wales interstate team in all of its three games against Victoria in 1911.[26]

Cricket edit

Single, "who was looked upon as one of the greatest slip fielders in New South Wales",[27] played cricket for the University of Sydney team, including two First Grade Premiership teams (in 1910/1910 and 1911/1912), receiving a "blue", for cricket, in 1912.[28][29][30]

A talented cricketer with both bat and ball,[31] he played in two Sheffield Shield matches for New South Wales, against Western Australia in November 1912.[32][33]

Following his graduation from university, and prior to his enlistment in December 1914, he played for Glebe Cricket Club in the 1913/1914 and 1914/1915 seasons.[34][35] After the war he played for Western Suburbs in the 1919/1920 season.[36]

Once settled in Moree, he played impressive cricket for various local teams, and was routinely selected in the Moree Cricket Association's representative teams.[37] In (perhaps) his last match at Moree, aged 37, he took 8 wickets for 28 runs; the match report noted that "the genial doctor … [its] chief attacking force … has been a tower of strength to [his representative team] … [and] in the three matches in which he has played [this season] he has taken 20 wickets for 75 runs — 6 for 17, 6 for 30, and 8 for 28."[38]

Military service edit

He enlisted for military service on 24 December 1914, and served in the Dardanelles in the Gallipoli Campaign, and in Egypt. On 23 March 1918, he was promoted to lieutenant-colonel, and placed in charge of the 4th Australian Light Horse Field Ambulance and served there, in Egypt, until he was demobilized in 1919.[39] He was awarded a D.S.O in 1919,[40] and was twice Mentioned in Despatches.[41]

Medical practice edit

Registered as a medical practitioner from 9 April 1913,[42] immediately post-war, he moved to Moree and practised there from 1920 to 1926;[43] and, then, following a family trip to England,[44] he and his family settled in Woollahra in 1926, and he conducted his medical practice from rooms in Macquarie Street, Sydney until his death.[45][46]

See also edit

Notes edit

  1. ^ Note that, although a wide range of sources, including the University of Sydney's own "Book of Remembrance", state that Clive Vallack Single had attained Ch.M. (Master of Surgery), neither the University's official register of its 1913 graduates (see Calendar, p.517), nor the New South Wales Register of Medical Practitioners (see 1931, p.242) give any indication that any such qualification was awarded to Single in 1913, or at any other time.

Footnotes edit

  1. ^ "Clive Single". ESPN Cricinfo. Retrieved 1 February 2017.
  2. ^ "Clive Single". Cricket Archive. Retrieved 1 February 2017.
  3. ^ Eric McElhone, "also a member of those University 1st Grade Premiership teams and also a noted NSW baseballer and Clive’s partner in that record intervarsity partnership", quoted at Rodgers (1999), p.25.
  4. ^ Deaths: Single, The Sydney Morning Herald, (Thursday, 2 October, 1930, P.8.
  5. ^ Death of Mr. H.E. Single, The Nepean Times, (Saturday, 11 October 1930), p.7.
  6. ^ Deaths: Single, The Sydney Morning Herald, (Tuesday, 6 July 1937), p.10.
  7. ^ Births: Single, The Sydney Morning Herald, (Tuesday, 25 September 1888), p1.
  8. ^ The Singles of Cricket, The Referee, (Wednesday, 10 September 1919), p.1.
  9. ^ Mr. and Mrs. H.E. Single's Soldier Sons, The Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative, (Thursday, 14 August 1919), p.17.
  10. ^ Australian War Memorial: Embarkation Roll: Captain Raymond Vallack Single; Australian War Memorial: First World War Nominal Roll: Captain Raymond Vallack Single; ,Australian War Memorial: Roll of Honour: Captain Raymond Vallack Single; National Archives of Australia: World War I Service Record: Captain Raymond Vallack Single.
  11. ^ Mr. Charles McPhillamy, The Bathurst National Advocate, (Wednesday, 23 January 1935), p.2.
  12. ^ Marriages, The Sydney Morning Herald, (Monday, 13 August 1883), p.1; Deaths: McPhillamy, The Sydney Morning Herald, (Monday, 1 August 1938), p.10; The Bathurst National Advocate, (Tuesday, 2 August 1938), p.2.
  13. ^ Fulloon, 1986.
  14. ^ The National Advocate, 24 June 1920; The Sydney Morning Herald, 3 July 1920.
  15. ^ See Lincoln, M. & Lloyd, D.E., "Stacy, Bertie Vandeleur (1886–1971)", Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 12, Melbourne University Press, (Parkville), 1990).
  16. ^ Rodgers (1999), p.24.
  17. ^ Obituary: Dr. C.V. Single, Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser, (Monday, 13 Jul 1931), p.2.
  18. ^ Births: Single, The Sydney Morning Herald, (Friday 31 October 1924), p.8; World War II Service Record: Clive Vallack Single (432887); Papua New Guinea Administration: Personal File: Clive Vallack Single (ex-R.A.A.F.); Vale December 1990: Clive Vallack, Papua New Guinea Association of Australia.
  19. ^ Births: Single, The Sydney Morning Herald, (Tuesday 26 July 1921), p.8; About the Town, The (Sydney) Sun, (Sunday, 11 March 1945), p.12.
  20. ^ Births: Single, The Sydney Morning Herald, (Friday, 16 March 1923), p.8; Engagements: Lovell—Single, The Sydney Morning Herald, (Saturday, 30 June 1951), p.36.
  21. ^ Social Jottings, The Australian Women's Weekly, (Wednesday 6 August 1955), p.31; Social Jottings, The Australian Women's Weekly, (Wednesday 17 August 1955), p.27; https://www.castlemenzies.org/saving-and-restoring-castle-menzies Dr. Albert Duncan (Bill) Dewar, MBE, Castle Menzies.
  22. ^ University of Sydney: Matriculation Examination, The (Sydney) Daily Telegraph, (Friday, 20 March 1908), p.9.
  23. ^ Uni. Deferred Exams: Additional Results: Faculty of Medicine, The Evening News, (Saturday, 20 March 1909), p.7.
  24. ^ Masters and Bachelors: University Degrees, The (Sydney) Sun, (Sunday, 13 April 1913), p.2: Note that the "*" next to his name indicates that his degree had "already been conferred".
  25. ^ For example, in 1910, against Petersham (Baseball, The (Sydney) Sunday Times, (Sunday, 14 August 1910), p10).
  26. ^ For example, Baseball, The Daily Telegraph, (Wednesday, 26 July 1911), p.16.
  27. ^ Obituary: Dr. C.V. Single, Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser, (Monday, 13 Jul 1931), p.2.
  28. ^ Presentation of Blues, The Sydney Morning Herald, (Monday, 27 May 1912), p.5.
  29. ^ Sydney University Cricket team, 1912-13, Saturday Referee and The Arrow (Saturday, 26 April 1913), p.2.
  30. ^ Davis, J.C., "Now I Remember: Exit Two Cricketers Who Played Well Their Parts, The Referee, (Wednesday, 29 July, 1931), p.12.
  31. ^ Personal: A Mudgeee Boy, The Referee, (Wednesday, 7 August 1918), p.1.
  32. ^ Interstate Cricket, The Sydney Morning Herald, (Tuesday, 12 November 1912), p.10; Interstate Cricket, The Sydney Morning Herald, (Tuesday, 19 November 1912), p.5.
  33. ^ Photograph of Single, with the caption "C.V. Single, of the University Club. He is an all-round player of considerable promise. Against the West Australians in his first interstate engagements he scored 0, 72, 12, and 54" at The Evening News, (Friday, 22 November 1912), p.10.
  34. ^ Rodgers (1999), p.23.
  35. ^ He appears in the team lists as "Dr. C.V. Single" (e.g., The Referee, 19 November 1913)
  36. ^ Ups & Downs in Cricket, The Referee, (Wednesday, 24 December 1919), p.9.
  37. ^ See Local Cricket Competition, Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser, (Thursday, 3 February 1921), p.2; Cricket Notes, Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser, (Thursday, 9 March 1922), p.2; Moree v. N.W. Slopes, Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser, (Thursday, 4 January 1923), p.2; Cricket, Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser, (Thursday, 6 March 1924), p.5; Woods Challenge Cup, Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser, (Thursday, 19 March 1925), p.2; and Milk!, Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser, (Thursday, 24 September 1925), p.2.
  38. ^ Cricket, The Northwest Champion, Moree, (Monday, 23 November 1925), p.5.
  39. ^ Personal, The Sydney Morning Herald, (Friday, 5 September 1919), p.6; U of Sydney, Book of Remembrance.
  40. ^ Renshaw (2014), p525; Australian War Memorial: Recommendation for Honour/Award: September 1918: Clive Vallack Single; Australian War Memorial: Recommendation for Honour/Award: September 1918: Clive Vallack Single; Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No.113, (6 October 1919), p.1462: Distinguished Service Order: Major (temporary Lieutenant Colonel) Clive Vallack Single.
  41. ^ Australian War Memorial: Recommendation for Honour/Award: General Despatch: Clive Vallack Single; Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No.173, (7 November 1918), p.2113: Mentioned in Despatches: Army Medical Corps: Major C.V. Single;. Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No.113, (6 October 1919), p.1466: Mentioned in Despatches: 1st Military District: Major (temporary Lieutenant Colonel) C.V. Single.
  42. ^ Register of Medical Practitioners for 1914, New South Wales Medical Board, (Sydney), 10 December 1913, p.363 (New South Wales Government Gazette, No.11, 21 January 1914).
  43. ^ Register of Medical Practitioners for 1921, New South Wales Medical Board, (Sydney), 8 December 1920, p.302 (New South Wales Government Gazette, No.9, 21 January 1921).
  44. ^ Presentation to Dr. Single, The Sydney Morning Herald, (Friday, 11 December 1925), p.12; Valedictory: To Dr. C.V. Single, The Northwest Champion, Moree, (Thursday, 10 December 1925), p.7.
  45. ^ Obituary: Dr. C.V. Single, Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser, (Monday, 13 Jul 1931), p.2.
  46. ^ Register of Medical Practitioners for 1931, New South Wales Medical Board, (Sydney), 10 December 1930, p.242 (New South Wales Government Gazette, No.7, 10 January 1931).

References edit

  • Calendar of the University of Sydney for the Year 1914, Angus and Robertson, (Sydney), 1914.
  • Fulloon, G. "McPhillamy, Verania (1889–1961)", Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 10, Melbourne University Press, (Parkville), 1986.
  • A Western Romance, The (Bathurst) National Advocate, (Thursday, 24 June 1920), p1.
  • Weddings: Single—McPhillamy, The Sydney Morning Herald, (Saturday, 3 July 1920), p7.
  • Australian War Memorial: First World War Embarkation Roll: Clive Vallack Single
  • Australian War Memorial: First World War Nominal Roll: Clive Vallack Single
  • National Archives of Australia: World War I Service Record: Clive Vallack Single
  • University of Sydney: Book of Remembrance Entry: Clive Vallack Single
  • Renshaw, A. (ed), Wisden on the Great War: The Lives of Cricket's Fallen 1914–1918, John Wisden and Co, (London), 2014.
  • Rodgers, J., "More Than Just Cricketers - Sydney University Cricket Club, Premierships and One of the Links with the Great War: Clive Vallack Single, Sydney University Cricket Club 134th Annual Report 1998–1999, (Sydney), 1999, pp.21-26.

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Clive Vallack Single D S O M B a 17 September 1888 10 July 1931 was an Australian cricketer 1 baseballer soldier and medical practitioner He played two first class matches for New South Wales in 1912 2 and three interstate baseball matches for New South Wales in 1911 and having enlisted in December 1914 he served as a medical officer in the First AIF in the Middle East eventually reaching the rank of lieutenant colonel he was awarded a D S O in 1919 and was twice Mentioned in Despatches Clive SinglePersonal informationFull nameClive Vallack SingleBorn 1888 09 17 17 September 1888Penrith New South Wales AustraliaDied10 July 1931 1931 07 10 aged 42 Woollahra New South Wales AustraliaSource Cricinfo 1 February 2017 He was a decorated hero a gifted sportsman a dedicated doctor and a loving family man A true gentleman he inspired his team mates his companions and his men to their best ideals Eric McElhone 3 Contents 1 Family 2 Education 3 Baseball 4 Cricket 5 Military service 6 Medical practice 7 See also 8 Notes 9 Footnotes 10 References 11 External linksFamily editOne of the six sons and two daughters of Henry Ernest Single 1855 1930 4 5 and Mary Judith Single nee Vallack 1858 1937 6 of Wandoona Wollar near Mudgee he was born in Burwood on 17 September 1888 7 Several of his brothers were also talented cricketers 8 one of whom Raymond Vallack Single 1917 was killed in action on 26 September 1917 9 10 Clive married Verania Rania McPhillamy O B E M B E 1899 1961 the eldest daughter of Charles Smith McPhillamy 1859 1935 11 and Alice Kay McPhillamy nee Halloran 1861 1938 12 Verania had captained the Ascham cricket team whilst she was there as a boarding student in 1906 13 at Waroo Forbes on 21 June 1920 14 Single s best man was Colonel B V Stacey 1886 1971 C M G 15 They had four children 16 17 a son Clive Vallack Single 1924 1990 18 and three daughters Rania Alice Vallack Murray nee Single 1921 1994 19 Denise May Vallack Lovell nee Single 1923 1975 20 and Ann a k a Polyann Dewar nee Single 1927 1999 21 Education editEducated at Mudgee Grammar School 22 and from 1908 23 at the University of Sydney from whence he graduated M B in 1913 24 Baseball editAt university he played baseball at first base for several years 25 and also played first base for the New South Wales interstate team in all of its three games against Victoria in 1911 26 Cricket editSingle who was looked upon as one of the greatest slip fielders in New South Wales 27 played cricket for the University of Sydney team including two First Grade Premiership teams in 1910 1910 and 1911 1912 receiving a blue for cricket in 1912 28 29 30 A talented cricketer with both bat and ball 31 he played in two Sheffield Shield matches for New South Wales against Western Australia in November 1912 32 33 Following his graduation from university and prior to his enlistment in December 1914 he played for Glebe Cricket Club in the 1913 1914 and 1914 1915 seasons 34 35 After the war he played for Western Suburbs in the 1919 1920 season 36 Once settled in Moree he played impressive cricket for various local teams and was routinely selected in the Moree Cricket Association s representative teams 37 In perhaps his last match at Moree aged 37 he took 8 wickets for 28 runs the match report noted that the genial doctor its chief attacking force has been a tower of strength to his representative team and in the three matches in which he has played this season he has taken 20 wickets for 75 runs 6 for 17 6 for 30 and 8 for 28 38 Military service editHe enlisted for military service on 24 December 1914 and served in the Dardanelles in the Gallipoli Campaign and in Egypt On 23 March 1918 he was promoted to lieutenant colonel and placed in charge of the 4th Australian Light Horse Field Ambulance and served there in Egypt until he was demobilized in 1919 39 He was awarded a D S O in 1919 40 and was twice Mentioned in Despatches 41 Medical practice editRegistered as a medical practitioner from 9 April 1913 42 immediately post war he moved to Moree and practised there from 1920 to 1926 43 and then following a family trip to England 44 he and his family settled in Woollahra in 1926 and he conducted his medical practice from rooms in Macquarie Street Sydney until his death 45 46 See also editList of New South Wales representative cricketersNotes edit Note that although a wide range of sources including the University of Sydney s own Book of Remembrance state that Clive Vallack Single had attained Ch M Master of Surgery neither the University s official register of its 1913 graduates see Calendar p 517 nor the New South Wales Register of Medical Practitioners see 1931 p 242 give any indication that any such qualification was awarded to Single in 1913 or at any other time Footnotes edit Clive Single ESPN Cricinfo Retrieved 1 February 2017 Clive Single Cricket Archive Retrieved 1 February 2017 Eric McElhone also a member of those University 1st Grade Premiership teams and also a noted NSW baseballer and Clive s partner in that record intervarsity partnership quoted at Rodgers 1999 p 25 Deaths Single The Sydney Morning Herald Thursday 2 October 1930 P 8 Death of Mr H E Single The Nepean Times Saturday 11 October 1930 p 7 Deaths Single The Sydney Morning Herald Tuesday 6 July 1937 p 10 Births Single The Sydney Morning Herald Tuesday 25 September 1888 p1 The Singles of Cricket The Referee Wednesday 10 September 1919 p 1 Mr and Mrs H E Single s Soldier Sons The Mudgee Guardian and North Western Representative Thursday 14 August 1919 p 17 Australian War Memorial Embarkation Roll Captain Raymond Vallack Single Australian War Memorial First World War Nominal Roll Captain Raymond Vallack Single Australian War Memorial Roll of Honour Captain Raymond Vallack Single National Archives of Australia World War I Service Record Captain Raymond Vallack Single Mr Charles McPhillamy The Bathurst National Advocate Wednesday 23 January 1935 p 2 Marriages The Sydney Morning Herald Monday 13 August 1883 p 1 Deaths McPhillamy The Sydney Morning Herald Monday 1 August 1938 p 10 The Bathurst National Advocate Tuesday 2 August 1938 p 2 Fulloon 1986 The National Advocate 24 June 1920 The Sydney Morning Herald 3 July 1920 See Lincoln M amp Lloyd D E Stacy Bertie Vandeleur 1886 1971 Australian Dictionary of Biography Volume 12 Melbourne University Press Parkville 1990 Rodgers 1999 p 24 Obituary Dr C V Single Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser Monday 13 Jul 1931 p 2 Births Single The Sydney Morning Herald Friday 31 October 1924 p 8 World War II Service Record Clive Vallack Single 432887 Papua New Guinea Administration Personal File Clive Vallack Single ex R A A F Vale December 1990 Clive Vallack Papua New Guinea Association of Australia Births Single The Sydney Morning Herald Tuesday 26 July 1921 p 8 About the Town The Sydney Sun Sunday 11 March 1945 p 12 Births Single The Sydney Morning Herald Friday 16 March 1923 p 8 Engagements Lovell Single The Sydney Morning Herald Saturday 30 June 1951 p 36 Social Jottings The Australian Women s Weekly Wednesday 6 August 1955 p 31 Social Jottings The Australian Women s Weekly Wednesday 17 August 1955 p 27 https www castlemenzies org saving and restoring castle menzies Dr Albert Duncan Bill Dewar MBE Castle Menzies University of Sydney Matriculation Examination The Sydney Daily Telegraph Friday 20 March 1908 p 9 Uni Deferred Exams Additional Results Faculty of Medicine The Evening News Saturday 20 March 1909 p 7 Masters and Bachelors University Degrees The Sydney Sun Sunday 13 April 1913 p 2 Note that the next to his name indicates that his degree had already been conferred For example in 1910 against Petersham Baseball The Sydney Sunday Times Sunday 14 August 1910 p10 For example Baseball The Daily Telegraph Wednesday 26 July 1911 p 16 Obituary Dr C V Single Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser Monday 13 Jul 1931 p 2 Presentation of Blues The Sydney Morning Herald Monday 27 May 1912 p 5 Sydney University Cricket team 1912 13 Saturday Referee and The Arrow Saturday 26 April 1913 p 2 Davis J C Now I Remember Exit Two Cricketers Who Played Well Their Parts The Referee Wednesday 29 July 1931 p 12 Personal A Mudgeee Boy The Referee Wednesday 7 August 1918 p 1 Interstate Cricket The Sydney Morning Herald Tuesday 12 November 1912 p 10 Interstate Cricket The Sydney Morning Herald Tuesday 19 November 1912 p 5 Photograph of Single with the caption C V Single of the University Club He is an all round player of considerable promise Against the West Australians in his first interstate engagements he scored 0 72 12 and 54 at The Evening News Friday 22 November 1912 p 10 Rodgers 1999 p 23 He appears in the team lists as Dr C V Single e g The Referee 19 November 1913 Ups amp Downs in Cricket The Referee Wednesday 24 December 1919 p 9 See Local Cricket Competition Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser Thursday 3 February 1921 p 2 Cricket Notes Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser Thursday 9 March 1922 p 2 Moree v N W Slopes Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser Thursday 4 January 1923 p 2 Cricket Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser Thursday 6 March 1924 p 5 Woods Challenge Cup Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser Thursday 19 March 1925 p 2 and Milk Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser Thursday 24 September 1925 p 2 Cricket The Northwest Champion Moree Monday 23 November 1925 p 5 Personal The Sydney Morning Herald Friday 5 September 1919 p 6 U of Sydney Book of Remembrance Renshaw 2014 p525 Australian War Memorial Recommendation for Honour Award September 1918 Clive Vallack Single Australian War Memorial Recommendation for Honour Award September 1918 Clive Vallack Single Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No 113 6 October 1919 p 1462 Distinguished Service Order Major temporary Lieutenant Colonel Clive Vallack Single Australian War Memorial Recommendation for Honour Award General Despatch Clive Vallack Single Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No 173 7 November 1918 p 2113 Mentioned in Despatches Army Medical Corps Major C V Single Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No 113 6 October 1919 p 1466 Mentioned in Despatches 1st Military District Major temporary Lieutenant Colonel C V Single Register of Medical Practitioners for 1914 New South Wales Medical Board Sydney 10 December 1913 p 363 New South Wales Government Gazette No 11 21 January 1914 Register of Medical Practitioners for 1921 New South Wales Medical Board Sydney 8 December 1920 p 302 New South Wales Government Gazette No 9 21 January 1921 Presentation to Dr Single The Sydney Morning Herald Friday 11 December 1925 p 12 Valedictory To Dr C V Single The Northwest Champion Moree Thursday 10 December 1925 p 7 Obituary Dr C V Single Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser Monday 13 Jul 1931 p 2 Register of Medical Practitioners for 1931 New South Wales Medical Board Sydney 10 December 1930 p 242 New South Wales Government Gazette No 7 10 January 1931 References editCalendar of the University of Sydney for the Year 1914 Angus and Robertson Sydney 1914 Fulloon G McPhillamy Verania 1889 1961 Australian Dictionary of Biography Volume 10 Melbourne University Press Parkville 1986 A Western Romance The Bathurst National Advocate Thursday 24 June 1920 p1 Weddings Single McPhillamy The Sydney Morning Herald Saturday 3 July 1920 p7 Australian War Memorial First World War Embarkation Roll Clive Vallack Single Australian War Memorial First World War Nominal Roll Clive Vallack Single National Archives of Australia World War I Service Record Clive Vallack Single University of Sydney Book of Remembrance Entry Clive Vallack Single Renshaw A ed Wisden on the Great War The Lives of Cricket s Fallen 1914 1918 John Wisden and Co London 2014 Rodgers J More Than Just Cricketers Sydney University Cricket Club Premierships and One of the Links with the Great War Clive Vallack Single Sydney University Cricket Club 134th Annual Report 1998 1999 Sydney 1999 pp 21 26 External links editClive Single at ESPNcricinfo Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Clive Single amp oldid 1182182578, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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