Soccer Season Opens Tomorrow at Deer Park Oval
The 1.1. Soccer Club begins the season with a home match against Collingwood on the Deer Park oval. The starting eleven includes Morgan as goalkeeper with Weir Shaw Young yne Taylor Youre Dinglie Erobn Gray and Forrest. Reserves play Collingwood with Crowe in goal and Breen Noble Cook H. Smith Mills and H.
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Collingwood
Deer Park Oval
Morgan
Weir
Shaw
Young
Yne
Taylor
Youre
Dinglie
Erobn
Gray
Forrest
Reverve
Crowe
Breen
Noble
Cook
H. Smith
Mills
Sunshine United Freemasons' Hospital Auxiliary Meeting
A meeting of the Sunshine United Freemasons' Hospital Auxiliary will be held at Mrs Pritchard’s residence Forrest Street on Wednesday April 21 at 2 pm sharp. At the conclusion a crazy whist afternoon will be held. All members and intending members are cordially invited.
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Sunshine United Freemasons’ Hospital Auxiliary
Opening match assigns season captains for clubs
The opening match will see the teams Taylor Burgess Wise Wilson Reserves Chalmers and McCubbin choose captains for the new season. This customary ceremony kicks off the campaign with leadership named for each side.
Pantry Tea Honors Miss Hazel Day And Mr Hall Just Saturday
A pantry tea at Maribyrnong Public Hall celebrated Miss Hazel Day and Mr Hall Just just before their upcoming marriage. About 200 guests were welcomed by hostesses Mesdames Cox Jackson and Williamson, with Miss Day in royal mauve. Songs were sung by Miss L O Grady and dancing continued until midnight, led by Messrs Williamson and Hamilton.
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Maribyrnong Public Hall
Hazel Day
Mr Hall
Jack Anderson
Kia-Ora
St Mark's Amateur Club Builds Cross Country Prospects
Nine runners led by cross country captain D Carland completed a five mile pack run toward Mt Derrimut. Lloyd Clark former Technical School champion showed promise. W Carruthers G McFadyen also ran well. Regulars Petherick Carland Pippett Major Cox Gilbert returned from injury. Season officially opens April 24 with a pack run tomorrow at 2 30 p m at St Mark's Hall.
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St. Mark’s
Athetic Club
D. Carland
Mt. Derrimut
Lloyd Clark
W. Carruthers
G. McFadyen
M. Petherick
Pippett
H. Major
Cox
L. Gilbert
V.A.A.A
St. Mark's Hall
Tennis results from St Mark's and Gardens clubs
Singles results list from a tennis meeting includes Haas over Bradbury Wils over Jackson Taylor over Brown Anderson over Cunningham. Beardmore defeats David in A grade semi finals Hogan defeats Willaton. Fleming wins B grade final. Ladies doubles Gibson pair over Jackson Cunningham, Bradbury Penrose beat Spewart Taylor. Doubles matches feature Hiscock Hogan, Vance Simcocks, Willaston Ander son and others with various scores and venue times.
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Lavies
Miss Haas
Bradbury
Jackson
Wils
Taylor
Brown
Anderson
Cunningham
Beardmore d. David
Hogan d. C. Willaton
E. Gibson
Penrose
Spewart
Hiscock
Hogan d. Coussell
McMillan
Vance
Simcocks
Beardmore
David
Miss Jackson
Miss Hass
St. Mark's
Miss Anderson
Miss Taylor
Gardens
Hogan
Land E. Gibson
Albi
C. Willaston
Miss Davidson
V. Taylor
Miss Hall
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Freemasons’ Hospital Auxiliary
Seymour’s
H.S
Black
Oper
Heather
S.M
OYS
Lincoln Mill
D.B
S. B
ST. Mark's Amateur Athletic Club
Fleming d. H. Hiscock
R. V. Seymour
Sunshine Motors
Alf Boorer
Sunshine
Mudford
Forrest Street
Charles ST
Footscray
Ballarat Road
Stanford St
Wright St
Sunshine Estate CO
Peacock House
Bourke Street
Melbourne
T. E. Pomeroy
W. H. Davies
Sunshine 142
Anderson RD
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