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Walkerville home in Adelaide, predeceased by his wife Amy (née Edmunds) and survived by two daughters; Colleen Ringwood, who was living in the Northern Territory with her husband, and Miss Brenda Caterer of Adelaide. St Peter's College created the Caterer Memorial Scholarship in
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Caterer suffered a stroke in April 1921 and was invalided. He retired from his position at St Peter's
College and did not seek re-election to the University Council. He retired from his role at the University Senate in July 1922 but although he was unable to attend meetings, he did not resign from
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his SACA committee positions. In response, Caterer was asked to resign but refused to do so, leading SACA to evoke, for the first time, the rule that allowed them to declare a position on the Ground and
Finance Committee open. Three weeks later Caterer was declared an honorary life member.
351:(SAFA) club Kensington, where he also served as honorary secretary in 1870. He served as SAFA chairman for two years from 1880 and then as a committeeman and was awarded life membership in 1886. Late in his footballing career Caterer debuted for
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Adelaide district cricket over the following seasons and was chosen in the South Australian side to play the Australians in Adelaide starting 14 March 1884, taking 4/60, including bowling Australian captain
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Kensington Football Club's delegate to the South Australian Football Association and chairing its general meetings. He unsuccessfully stood for a position on the
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Resident Master, edited the school's magazine, organised St Peter's WWI memorial and was acting headmaster from 1916 to 1919 following the resignation of
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match, started on 23 January 1885. He took 1/42 and failed to score a run as South
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Australian cricketer, cricket administrator and educator
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