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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 24, 1931
Page
4
A goodly turnout last Saturday highlighted a fourball match against bogey with nine holes and mixed pairings planned for May 2. Ladies and gents will compete in open events, while a trophy final is staged at the Stine Central with proceeds aiding tennis and local clubs.
In their first year in the LOR competition Bhine defeated Lordmond by 118 runs. Captain A Teadaon steered the team amid praise for leadership as Shine posted 12 wickets down and a strong bowling display by Taylor. Top performers included Anderson with early wickets and Patten’s late all-round contributions. Bowling figures highlight Taylor with 65 wickets at 7 runs, Merath securing 50, and McIntyre contributing with solid averages in batting.
The Exford Bridge event on Sunday Hast ends with Et ner taking the season’s early lead in points, 18 clear of Hoc Waylor, amid talks of two upcoming freshwater and bay contests to decide the title. Other top weights include Turner, Sez, and Taylor, with Craddock, Stephenson, and Simpson among entrants. Worner Trophy remains unavailable to the two-time prior winner. The freshwater finale is set for April 26 at Exford, with Toddy Willis and Simpson defending titles as new trophies are pledged by the club.
Scouting notes report a visit by A.G.M Hector Hid and six reef to the 1st Kingsville Troop for the official opening of the Kingsville Scout Hall. Distinguished visitors include Victoria officials and district leaders. The anniversary falls in May with a potential May 25 celebrate. Parents plan dances to fund hall debt and recruit joiners for the movement.
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