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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 17, 1930
Page
7
Jim McIntyre again led the club with 424 runs, while Felix Hoss topped bowling with 62 wickets for 360 runs. End of first round bowling average noted as 4.8. Jack Pallen made the most catches with 28, and several players including Lee Andersen and Wools displayed notable fielding totals.
Sunshine wins first day on perfect wicket with strong bowling led by Sutherland and Eason. South Melbourne falters as Gleeson claims wickets including a hat trick and South ends at eight for 84. Sunshine 4 and 7 runs totals listed with Grant, Davies, Rennie, Pickersgill in solid scores. Match to resume next Saturday at same ground.
At Shepparton stadium on Friday night Les Searle and Bull Ant Sims delivered strong performances. Searle defeated Hilly Bamuels over twelve rounds to earn a popular decision as Sims showcased steady control against Ghana Samuels in an earlier bout. Both fighters are slated to appear in upcoming programs at the city venue.
St Mark's parish notes elect a president and officers for the church group. A social evening by the GFS is planned for April 29 to aid parish funds. Holy Week and Easter services are advertised with reminders for communicants to attend and fulfill ecclesiastical duties.
The fragment lists matchups and results with Grant 14 against Roe eight by Eason eight, Ploog three by Sutherland two, Gleeson three by Eason, Fidler six by Sutherland, Jones five by Sutherland, Conlon none against Sutherland, Spence four by Fullarton none, and a total ag for ou uinerland and for 4.
The shire secretary Edgar Har Beenves reports March receipts exceeded expectations with bank interest and year-end balances. Overdraft at end of March stood at £ b e 2op/ib/ dl and today at £ b4.054/0/5, driven mainly by half year interest and redemption of maturing notes.
Auction item list shows pipes named French Briars mounted at 1 and 2 slash items with reduced pricing and a silver mounted “BUN” with reduced price. Mentions 0. acre OL.
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