Premiership cricket final drags into football season
Druids trail M U L C F by 147 in the first innings with Druids at 0 41 behind as play extends into a second day. M U L C F struggle losing Green Dodson and Caithness early in their second innings while the Guy brothers anchor for a possible Druids chase.
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Druids
M.U.L
M.U
Guy Brothers
M.A
Green
Willey
R. Buttimer
Dodson
Fox
Bert Guy
McKinnon
Ralph Guy
Ray Guy
E. Willey
H. Maher
Young
O'Toole
McKinnon Douglas
Falla
Caithness
Buttimer
Sundries
McIntyre
B. Guy
Douglas & McIntyre
Maher
Douglas R. Buttimer
Somerville
Martin
Douglas Ciocole
Falia
R. Guy
A. Butttmer
Dalling
Lucas
Young Fox
Douglas
Fight For The Ashes In Mill Team Victory
The deciding contest between Darling's office team and the mill team ends with a mill win by five runs. Office total 126 with Adams 25 and Grant 29, Hammond misfiring. Eleven bowlers shared the attack as mill reply 134 with Herbert Lee contributors Hitler 25 and Lindsay retired.
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Herbert Lee
Hitler
Lindsay
East Sunshine Cricket Club Holds Final Meeting
The East Sunshine Cricket Club met at the Bank of New South Wales with large attendance. Treasurer Thomson reported a healthy balance after starting £5 in arrears, now £3 credit to begin next season. Trophy winners named for batting, bowling, fielding and most improved player. A social evening will close the season and photographs will be available after 9 pm.
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East Sunshine Cricket Club
Bank of New South Wales
Thomson
E. Stewart
Turner
D. Caithness
W. Mills
M. Close
N. Donald
J. Wise
Mesars
Blake
Donald
Scott
Bolitho
Morris
R. Blake
Sunshine
East Sunshine
Young Bill
Don Cohen
Bill
Rechabite Club Players Take Top Prizes
Allan McGrath wins bowling average with 5.83 in his eleventh Rechabite season and hints at eleven more. Jack Patten captures fielding trophy by umpires votes for the second time in local club awards.
Football Committee Sets Winter Start Time for Matches
The Sub-District League is urged to start winter matches from May 1 to July 31 at 2.45 pm instead of 3 pm following a recommendation by Mr C Sheehan. Braybrook Club also saw changes with Jim Wiggins elected secretary after B Le Sueur resigned to seek a football place.
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C. Sheehan
Sunshine
Braybrook Football Club
B. le Sueur
le Sueur
Footscray
Jim Wiggins
Jim
Sunshine school weekly leaders across grades
The list shows grade VIII leaders Norman Talintyre Donald McDonald and John Hiskins. Grade VII leaders Betty Smith Peggy Trueman and Desmond Taylor. Grade VI leaders Kenneth Jalintyre Lilian Showell John Taylor Marion Grace and Lionel Howard. Grade V leaders Mary Tribe Betty Holmes Dorothy Mortlock Gladys Mayes. Grade IVa leaders Sam Maloney Betty Warnock Marjory Tisdale. Grade IVb leaders Jim Edwards Norma Courtney Daphne Price Bob Nash Margaret Vance M McHenry D Mitchell. Grade Ila leaders Joyce Jones Beryl Pearce Joan Comley Jack Wallace Norman Skene. Grade IIIa leaders Joyce Jones?
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Sunshine School
Norman Talintyre
Donald McDonald
John Hiskins
Betty Smith
Peggy Trueman
Desmond Taylor
Kenneth Jalintyre
Lilian Showell
John Taylor
Marion Grace
Lionel Howard
Mary Tribe
Betty Holmes
Dorothy Mortlock
Gladys Mayes
Sam Maloney
Betty Warnock
Marjory Tisdale
Jim Edwards
Norma Courtney
Brian Pearce
Anna Denison
Co ‘A Ellingsen
Shiney Maley
June Gran
Fay McDonald
Graham Girvan
Frank Paterson
Sunshine Mothers' Club invites mothers to meeting
The Sunshine Mothers Club grows as it seeks parental support for the coming financial year. A cordial invitation invites mothers to the school on May 65 at 3 pm to hear a speaker from the operation of Mothers' Clubs. The note mentions a winning number R65 tied to a special school effort and Mr Hat.
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Frith
F Duff
Sunshine Mothers’ Club
Mr Hat
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Sam Dyett
Ted Mitchell
Sharpe
Wallace
Messrs Long
Adams
Caldwell
Smith
Jackson
Withers
Brown
Hore
Grant
Batson
Shipway
Darling's Mill
Cole
W. Lewis
Fielding
P. Scott
Braybrook
Sunshine Technical School
Sunshine Timber Yards
Henderson and
Graham
Oregon
Hampshire Road
Town Hall
Children’s Annuals
Tiger Tims
Sparkler
Sunbeam
Robinson
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