Second day of cricket final features Druids captain Willey
Leo Willey led the Druids with a captain's innings to help restore hope as East Sunshine posted 163 with B Moffat 29 and W Roach 25 contributing. In the Druids' reply, Lilly McKinnon added 36 and Willey remained 22 not out with Buttimer at the crease, setting a tense stage for a possible finish tomorrow at the Harvester Works pitch.
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Leo. Willey
Druids
East Sunshine
B. Moffat
W. Roach
Leo Willey
Bill McKinnon
Lluids
Billie
Sunshine
Harvester Works
Potteries A v Metters KFB final at Parkinsons ground
Metters KFB won the final against Potteries A on a good wicket at Parkinsons ground. Potteries scored 188 in their first innings with J. Ryan 35 and E. Howarth 30 chief contributions, before being all out. Metters replied 78 in their first innings and followed on, closing with modest totals as bowlers led by J. Robertshaw dominated.
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Potteries A
Metters K.F.B
Parkinson
Metters
Potteries
F. Howarth
C. Lydiard
Jack Ryan
D. Jewell
F. Mason
Jewell
Sting
Robertshaw
E. Taylor
R. Edwards
W. Stephenson
J. Mather
Sunshine Potteries
Howarth
J. Ryan
W. Plummer
J. Thomson
F. Edwards
W. Kelly
OD. Dennis
W. Freeman
A. Grant
J. Robertshaw
A. Lamont
Public Spirit Drives Park Dressing Room Project Completion
A working bee led by Mr E Naylor completed dressing accommodations at Selwyn Park in a single day. The new 30 by 20 foot room includes a bath heater and two showers, with tea and speeches by Dr R Garde and Mrs J H Adams. Volunteers from Sunshine and nearby areas contributed, receiving praise for their selfless civic effort.
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E. Naylor
Selwyn Park
Smoke-Oh
R. Garde
J. H. Adams
Working Bee
W. Hook
E. Berg
A. Snaith
J. Walsh
R. Marshall
M. Howard
Sunshine
Frank Ease
Sully
J. More
A. Aberline
B. Holmes
G. Weston
Jun
Bert Barnes
W. Stewart
P. J. White
T. Dwyer
J. Nayler
Specialist Enforces Restrictions and Fees
A speaker recalls being constrained by a medical specialist who imposed several limits. The most missed payoffs are revealed as three guineas in charges.
Harvesters Win A Grade Final In Cricked Club News
East Sunshine Cricket Club announces a party to represent at Cowes during Easter holidays with Mr Morris as president and 13 others. The Harvester Works A team won the A grade final over Paisley, Sunshine Harvester 57 and 4/75 versus 60 and 69, while the B grade semi finals featured North Footscray and Waratah victors.
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East Sunshine Cricket Club
Cowes
Mr Morris
G. Muller
J. Wise
B. Moffat
J. Hammond
W. Morris
Jun
C. Brown
E. Day
J. Hauser
T. Phelan
M. Haxby
A. Farrant
E. Steward
Bank of New South Wales
Association
Druids
Footscray Cricket Association
Harvester Works
Paisley
Sunshine Harvester
Shade
Rogers
Kimball
Roberts
Jansen
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W. Cameron
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Rudduck & CO
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Sunshine Technical School
THE
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L. G. Leroux
Principl
the Tuck Shop
McDonald’s
Rac Ak
McDonald's
Hampshire Road
Seymour's
J. Gummar
R Haney
E. Clothier
P. Weighton
J. Reardon
D. Dennis
Harvesters
Footscray Park
Harvester
North Footscray
Winters
Barnes
Skehan
Fincher
D. Summerhill
F. Moore
T. Moore
McDonagh
Shepherd
Miller
Sims
Hopkins
Benson
Wilson
Stephenson
D. Waratah
Loane
Dodds
Essanay
London
Paris
Japan
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Wasp Racer
Crossley
H.M.V
E. R- Radio
Hampshire RD
Ruby A. Allan
A L.C.M
Sydney Street
W. H. Ewin
B. A. Challen
King Sunshine
G. W. Pennell, R.A
L. Duncan
King Edward Av
Carrie
St. Albans
Deer Park
Orm Footscray
City Dai
City Depot
Fess
A. Young
Benjamin Street
Sunshine Phone Sun
Carrie Melbourne, Sunshine, Deer Park Service
Victorian Railways
A.j.boyd & Son
Devonshire Road
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