Cricket match ends in four-word victory for Baptists
The Triangle tent match Saturday afternoon featured low scores with Sandringh jan limited to 24. Visitors slumped to 7 for 2 before three wickets added 28 for a 4 run win on first innings. Baptists top the list with D Bear and others contributing in a 44 total.
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N. Webb
Bentleigh Bowlers Turn Sandringham Batsmen Out
Bentleigh bowler Bilin caused early trouble for Sandringham with sharp length and swing to break the batting side. Roberts hammered scoring shots while Whybrow and Mortigan shared wicket pressure as the day ended with Bentleigh keeping the upper hand in the First Innings. The Baptlets meet Court Robin Hood Club on the Triangle tomorrow afternoon.
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War Precautions Bill Debate Opposes Extension Described
The speaker attacks the War Precautions Bill asserting postwar fears end and ministers misuse wartime powers. He argues Parliament should not extend authority for commercial regulation, insisting no need remains and funds now fund government overreach.
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Yachting season opener racing amid strong southerly wind
The first day’s cadging featured 12 boats with handicaps. Coore across first, then Bronzewing, Yatinga, Valdora. Valdora retired after wind and pump trouble. Bronzewing led at times but Cove overtook to win by 1 minute 44 seconds under skipper C Citler. Cooee finished close behind.
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Smoke social at Sandringham Yacht Club recalls war unity
The Sandringham Yacht Club held its annual smoke social at the Town Hall with about 150 attendees. Commodore J Goodwin presided as Sid Barker sang The Trumpeter and Sons of Australia, followed by The Boys at the Front toast by Commodore Guidwin. The gathering praised Australian war effort, with remarks on bravery and unity, and prizes plus a £10 10s cheque to the late secretary J Megson and £5 5s to the late billiard secretary G McKay.
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Women work outside homes in Japan amid earnings surge
In Japan about two hundred thousand women earn livelihoods outside their homes. Many secure jobs in the Gelds and sums at the dooke, reflecting a shift in labor patterns and economic participation.
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