Prahran Defeats Deer Park in Local Soccer Clash
In a Deer Park report the LCI notes recount a busy match at Como Park where Prahran beat the Deer Park reserves 6 to 3 after a chaotic start with seven Deer Park players on field. Dave Lyons netted twice while Jock Lyons and Geo Clayton scored for Deer Park. Prahran’s Baxter and the visitors’ early strike kept the game close, but Deer Park’s defense conceded late as the visitors pulled ahead. Milestones include a birthday for Bil Moore and congratulations to Dave Gray on the birth of Allan Douglas. The piece also mentions upcoming matchups and transport details for fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Como Park
Moreland
Geo
Clayton
Tennyson
Jock Chalmers
Len Mille
Len
South Yarra
Cook and Co
Mac
Mills
Dave Lyons
Deck Dave
Tommy Sharp
Prahran
Bobby Gray
Deer Park
J Baxter
Baxter
Jock Lyons
Brighton Streer Park
Sunshine Railway Station
Barkly Street
E. Goss
Wm Moore
Dave Gray
Allan Douglas
Dave
Nettlefolds Club Merger Wins Coburg League Match
The two junior clubs merged to form one team and traveled to Coburg on league business, winning by a single goal scored by A Hall from 25 yards. Dave Picken named captain for the season as expectations rise for late-season trophy contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettlefolds
Coburg
A. Hall
Dave Picken
Sunshine Anglers Outing At Cobbledick Ford Trophy Won By Ted Willey
The Sunshine Angling Club held a weekend outing at Cobbledick Ford with a strong local turnout. Secretary Ted Willey took the trophy as top night angler, while Leo Fisher and Ron Masson pressed closely. Other near-finishers included Roy Crick B Craddock and E Nicholls. The club plans a bay soap suns at Williamstown departing the post office at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Cobbledick
Ford
Ted Willey
Ted
Leo
Fisher
Ron Masson
Roy Crick
B. Craddock
E. Nicholls
Bay Soap Suns
Williamstown
Strong Team Dominates Car Match and Round of Billiards
The No 3 team proved far stronger than Nut in the car match. Geo Hake and the president led 1-4, with Hake showing skill and Arthur stealing a win 160 to 86. Captains Tom Davey and Ted Richards closed 160 to 128. Tom Hill outplayed Bo McKenzie 160 to 0, Stockdale beat Ern Stockdale 150 to 68, and the No 1 tenant’s team clinched the victory 150. Afterward, a celebratory supper honored the victors. A handicap tournament is underway. A meeting is set for April 24 at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curie
Geo Hake
Tino
Arthur
Tom Davey
Ted Richards
Ted
Gould
Tom
Tommy Hill
Nat
Bo McKenzie
Mac
Thunder
Ern Roberts
Ern Stockdale
Bert, Mungomery
Gert Kellett
Munty
Tenent
Dave Ponald
Stan Owen
Chas. Bradbury
G Judd
Ax Chas
Sunshine Ladies Lose Final In Close C Grade Cricket Clash
Sunshine ladies faced Prince's Park at Fawkier Park in the C grade final. Captain M Craddock won the toss and batted, Edna and EB Fisher opening. Prince's Park bowled tightly as Sunshine struggled to 80 with Craddock and Hand contributing, I Hawkins taking standout bowling, and Sunshine all out for 42. Prince's Park chased with Veal and Allen out early, Craddock and Simpson restricting them to 18 before further wickets toppled their innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Bennett
K. Hand
E. Patterson
Conroy
N. Simpsoy
Graddock
Maxwell
Sunshine
Carter
Edwards
Nett
Harrop
Prince's Park
Rune
G. Craddook
N. Simpaon
Dowling
Kinon
Nings
Fisher
M. Craddock
N. Simpson
Sophie
Mm Bie
Ollley
Scobie
Hawkins
Craddock
Patterson
Bennett
Carte
Hawking
Lowe
Veale
Allen
Simpson
Tucke
Craddock Coop
Craddock Conroy
N ' Maxwell
G. Craddock
M Craddock Edwards
Nottse
M. Stylus
Murrop Het Gut Sundries
Mraddock
I Simpson
Hafli
M Styler
Hayeking
N Sampson
Hawkins Lchlock
Maxwell le Carter Ie
Nut
Extias T
Sunshine Ladies
Fawkier Park
Miss M Craddock
EB Fisher
M. Styles
Edna
Veal
Nereets Sintson
Noreen Simpson
L. Scobie
Glady Craddock
S Hand
I. Hawkins
P. Carter
Tucker
Coop
Sunshine Mothers' Club elects new officers
The Sunshine Mothers' Club met Wednesday afternoon with poor support. Elected were Mrs. W. J. Green as president, Mrs. W. Tisdale as vice-president, Mrs. W. Mackie as secretary, and Mrs. Penuy. Casino winners from last cabins listed among members: Mrs. A. Bunting, ladies. Mr. James, gents. Madam Sith and Bunting, consolation. Mrs. Well consolation. Further names include Mrs. Storie for nail effort, Mrs. Napier for ladies, Mrs. Coakes for davi consolation, Mr gents, and special effort by Mrs. Coakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Mothers’ Club
W. J. Green
W. Tisdale
W. Mackie
Penuy
A. Bunting
James
Meadames Sith
Bunting
Well
Storie
Storie, Nail Effort; Mrs. Napier
Coakes
Davi Consolation
Gents
Footscray Extra Outpatient Clinic Opens To High Turnout
A new Footscray and District Outpatient Welfare Centre clinic opened Tuesday afternoon to exceed expectations. Many patients attended, showing demand and the need for further extensions. Because Anzac Day falls on April 25, the clinic will operate on Thursday April 27 instead.
Lacrosse Opens Season With Home Games And Lineup Changes
Sunshiw-teams host Brunswick and E section in season opener while changes reshape the lineup last year’s backline Clough Walker Hibbs Gibson Wiffen Parsons Vance stay fit. New faces Beard Dunkley Parsons and Tex Macintosh join as full back star Vic James and Jack Vance fit. juniors Steward Kearns Watkins Lal Dunkley expected to contend. Ladies committee reports a successful euchre event raising funds. club officers named G H Gibbs president J R Parons secretary Leo Mulkearns treasurer J Vance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Clough
Glen Iris
Walker
Ilness
Thom
Beard
J. Dunkley
E Parsons
Tex Macintosh
One Kearns
Watkins
Lal Dunkley
Lndies
Aly
Fony
Sui
Aros
G. H. Gibbs
J. Ro Parrons
Roy Blake
J. Fox
Sen
W. Martin
Leo. Mulkearns
J. Vance
Ash Not Made Hash They Say It Cums Lasses Way
Dialogue captures a waiter explaining that ash is not formed as hash and instead accumulates in a rough informal retort. The exchange highlights slang and a humorous misstatement about how hash is produced.
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LCI
J. B. Salmond
Rlaireh
J. W. McGrath Quality Stores
Sunshine, Tel
Sun
Man
Contll & Spurling
Nicholson & Barkly Streets
Footscray
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