Tennis Finals Highlight Weekend Scores and Contests
Results from Saturdays finals show Bolton defeat Wenn 6-2 6-5 in Gent's B grade, Miss Grant beat Miss Lindsay 10-2 in Ladies A, Miss Halliday or Miss Baird 11-9 in Ladies B, McDonald and Lindsay win Ladies Handicap Doubles 10-3, Spowart and Eddy beat McIntyre and Miller 6-3 6-6 7-5 in Gent's Handicap Doubles, with Saturday’s schedule listing St Mark's and Gardens matches and mixed handicap semi finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grant
Miss Lindsay
Miss Halliday
Miss Baird
McDonald
Lindsay d
Jones
Taylor
Lindsay
Gent
Spowart
Eddy d. McIintyre
Miller
McIntyre
Mcntyre
Eddy
Spewart
St. Mark's
Baseball Season Opens Tomorrow at Sunshine and Port Melbourne
Saturday afternoon marks the start of the baseball season with both A and B teams set to play. A team faces Tooronga at Sunshine, B team meets Port Melbourne at Port Melbourne, with key newcomers Ernie Douglas and Bert Scott drawing attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Douglas
Bert Scott
Tooronga
Sunshine
Port Melbourne
R. Holden
H. Wright
Ralph Guy
W. Martin
P. Scott
N. Green
B. Taylor
E. Douglas
E. Guy
Arthur Farrant
Albert Ellis
G. Read
J. Bloxham
R. Martin
J. Storey
Ray Carlton
A. Barnard
J. McPherson
Girls vs Boys Beauty Debate Sparks Quick Exchange
A brief exchange notes a perceived beauty difference with a sharp retort. The dialogue contrasts natural appeal with artificial enhancement in a pointed back and forth.
Sunshine notes tour plans and community events
Drayton family and Mrs Lowe join a four weeks tour of the New Britain group aboard the Katoomba, including an aerial over Rabaul. Norton leaves for England May 23 with family. a farewell social is planned. Braybrook School wins ANA prize for best improved gardens. Bryce Sharp to head H V McKay Massey Harris Queensland branch. Porter dies at 46. funeral held. Rob inson returns from WA after three weeks holiday and cricket trip. Ryan gains B class licence. Sunshine Field Gun Club shoots April 29 with a May 2 meeting. Anzac Memorial service led by Rev Bradbury. Bazaar for Children’s Hospital at Fraser Street. Autumn Show entries for Sunshine Horticultural Society close. judging at 3.30, public may view by 6.00. Show opened by shire president at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. Drayton
A. Lowe
E. Hargreaves
Thirwell
Sunshine
Katoomba
New Britain
New Guinea
Methodist Missionary Organisation
Rabaul
Australia
Bryce Sharp
Sun Crescent
Queensland
H. V. McKay Massey Harris Pty. Ltd
Brisbane
Melbourne
Sharp
Sunshine Swimming Club
Footscray Tennis Association
Footscray Mechanics’ Institute
Sunshine Horticultural Society
Sunshine to kickoff 1939 season at Kew
Sunshine journeys to Kew for the opening match of the 1939 season with a 2.15 pm team selection on arrival after a travel bus departs at 1.30. Last Saturday Sunshine defeated Deer Park in a practice match and new players Fincher Allen Bradshaw and W Baulch showed form for potential promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Kew
Deer Park
Thorpe
Romsey
Urch
Ballarat Imperials
Oliver
Manangatang
Lawson
Eaglehawk
Wangaratta
Castlemaine
Martin
Wonthaggi
Roy Rodwell
B. Fields
Vic James
Moss Christie
Sunshine In Good Position In Premiership Final
Sunshine lead by 31 on first innings, set to extend after Druids 8 for 175. Duxson brothers took 5 wickets, Frazer top-scored with 70 and Woods 50 as Sunshine dominate with a 225 run advantage and four wickets in hand, while Druids fight back in a tight finish anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Druids
J. Frazer
Dave Miller
Frazer
J. Woods
Greenwood
Bob Duxson
McIintyre
Ken. Haxby
McIntyre
Lucas
D. Miller
C Laffan
Dalling
R. Duxson
Willey Ein Eee
T. Clayton
Willey
C. Greenwood
Kedd
Jeffries
T. Dalling
R. Buttimer
All-Aboard Club Meeting and Reminders at Williamstown
The All-Aboard Club urges members to attend at Talbot Hall Williamstown on Thursday April 27 at 2 p.m. The note asks members to bring two cups and gathers and to provide refreshments at St Mark's Hall on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot Hall
Williamstown
St. Mark's Hall
Lacrosse C and E Sections Prepare for Brunswick Match
Lacrosse C section lines up with A Macintosh as goal bearer V Buttacaroli at point V James and J Vance in defence J Dunkley V Baird cover Third Man J Vance Centre R Hibbs Attacks EF Dunk ley and Gibson Third Home Wiffen Second Home Parsons First Home C Vance E section faces Footecray with G Powerlett at top J Steward cover K Bolton Third Man W Rourke Wings J Blight and R Gross Centre H Taylor Attacks Mulkearns and Sheny Third Home W Wat king Second Home J Maxwell First Home L Dunk ey Players must arrive by 2:15 pm and C section wear black knickers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Macintosh
V. Buttacaroli
V. James
J. Vance
J Dunkley
V. Baird
R. Hibbs
EF. Dunkley
Gibson
Wiffen
Parsons
C. Vance
G. Powerlett
J. Steward
K. Bolton
W . Rourke
J. Blight
R. Gross
H. Taylor
Mulkearns
Sheny
W. Watking
J. Maxwell
L. Dunkey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bolton d. Wenn
Bolton
Dick Hellyer
Niagara Cafe
Next Town Hall
Niagara
W. Norton
Nettlefolds Ltd
England
Braybrook State School
A.N.A
Frank Robert Porter
Hampshire Road
Centre Road
Clayton
Western Australia
T. E. Robinson
Robinson
Kevin F. Ryan
J. J. Ryan
Derrimut
Civil Aviation Board
GUN Club
Sunshine Field Gun Club
Lynch's Corner
Ballan
Lynch
V. R. Bradbury
M.C
E.D
Sunshine Methodist Church
A.lf
Mr. Bradbury
12Th Infantry Brigade
Children’s Hospital
Fraser Street
Jean Caithness
Phyllis Mounney
Sunshine Meets
Con. Sheehan
Dodson
Brunswick
E. M. Young
Gunnedah Street
Paterson’s Stores
INO Sale
Patterson
Tad Tseray
Nicholson ST
Fitzroy
Victoria
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