Double Victory by Sunshine in Hard Fought Baseball Game
The Sunshine team secured a 9 to 1 victory with strong defense. M Le Lane at shortstop starred, fielding every ball and throwing out runners, while Everest and Holden powered the battery with sharp pitching and solid catches. Teammates contributed across the board as CTS 0.R. faced many ruled edges and Sunshine prepared for a Saturday match against Malvern Town Hall ground crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictus
Hoth Tems
M. le [Lane
Everest
Holden
C.T.S
Shine
Wal
Baker
Jack Wharner
Guy
Blackmore
Parker Gray
Trike
Ke Hebb
Malvern
As Holes
LeBlanc
B. Neuter
Tian
Sunshine
Malvern Town Hall
Whitmore
W. Baktheer
G. Latfan
Ti. Blackmore
R. Guy
Wikinny Paterson
A. Barnes
T. Tribe
Ro Howe
R. Parker
L. Warharet
St Mark's Harriers Open Season Amid Good Attendance
St Mark's Harriers opened last Saturday in good weather with seven jumpers and four seniors. More runners training bodes well for the season as combined events with other clubs and VA AA handicaps and championships loom. The Australian Olympic team selection favors George Avery, NSW, in hop, step and jump, though finals prospects look slim for most Australians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Harriers
George Avery
N.S.W
CO ASSOCIATES OPEN SEASON Gala marks 1948 start despite weather
CO Associates opened their 1948 season with a Gala day on April 14 amid adverse weather. About 30 members completed rounds as Mrs. Geo Sims, the president, opened the season. Mrs. Villa fon was absent, and Mrs. Geo Bult drove the first ball. The clubhouse looked inviting with log fire and floral decor, and tea featured visitors including Mrs. Necker, president of Medway Associates. Presentations honored retiring president Mrs. Russell and longtime secretary Mrs. r an inscribed cake tray. Mystery Foursome yielded a countback win for Mrs. L. Jackson and Mrs. Pritchard over Mrs. Romey and Mrs. Russell. Individual putting trophy went to Mrs. Necker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shine Golf Associates
Geo. Sims
Villafon
Geo Bult
Sims
Necker
Medway Associates
Russell
H. Morris
L. Jackson
Pritchard
Romey
M Neckker
Worsley
J. Bult
King
Medway Club Holds Weekend Golf Events
Medway Golf Club hosted a Saturday 1 Ball Best Ball where H Hunter, H Brien, and H Papworth, L Mathison each finished 5 up. Sunday’s Stroke event was won by Dick Darby with 67 nett. Play of H Brien, C Sellers, and T Marshall. T Marshall also won Play of Mrs Coxhead with 28 points. Associates Stableford was won midweek, and Mrs D Wilson claimed Club Champion with 55 nett after 15 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hunter H. Brien
H. Papworth
L. Mathison
Dick Darby
H, Brien
C. Sellers
T. Marshall
R. Coxhead
Associates Stableford
D. Wilson
Tennis results not clearly organized by player or match
Fragmented OCR listing various tennis results with names such as Bantz, Dunsen, Roberts, Masson, Mannix, Bromiley, Wilkians, Trickey, Brownelakerudre, Grogan, and How. No coherent event, date, or venue details. reads like a partial sports results column with multiple unresolved pairings.
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F. Bantz
Dunsen dl
C. Roberts
JA. Masson
D. W. Mannix Gahun
L. Bromiley
Dr. Wilkians
L. Trickey
Martin- I
Brownelakerudre Bilt Hadowsr MeInyrey Sne
Dy Kelly
Sh. Grogan
D. P. Grogan
M. How
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St. Mark’s Harriers
Sunshine Hire Car
Makcolm
G. PrOud
Northumberland RD
Munshine
Bollarsi Rd
Associates
Spaldini
M. J. Miller
L.reckey
A. Ony
Lb. Trickey
U. Roberts
R. Ebeling
F. Johnston
Nth
F. Bante
I. Duxson
F. Davis
C. Rossiter
P. Johnston
Miller
Miller - P
Shimm
M. Thompson
G. 245
R. Gahan
Y. T. Tribey
Medway Golf Club
A. F. Dawes
Drayton Street
J. Merritt
H. V. McKay
Engineering & Combustion CO Pty. Ltd
Apex
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Anpiy
Ballarat Road
Griffiths Bros
Flinders St
Melb
Smith St
Fitzroy Manchester
Leigh
Biggs St
St. Albans
Nettlefolds Pty. Ltd
Albion Station
J. Ww
McGrath Sunshine
Hampshire Road
Monsanto (Aust.) Pty. Ltd
Somerville Road
Braybrook
Footscray
Sunshine Stations
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