Chris O’Reilly has assumed the mantle of chief statistician from a distinguished line of predecessors, and spends far too much of his time (at least as far as I can see) with his head in a scorebook and his waking hours in Excel.
Although some scorebooks have been lost over time, to the undoubted chagrin of some of the more elderly members, the figures presented here are the result of the painstaking researches of the present and previous number-crunchers. However, you are reminded of the thoughts of Mark Twain on the subject of statistics, and advised to take them with the appropriately large dose of sodium chloride.