Sunshine Women’s Cricket Clinch A Grade Premiership
Sunshine wins outright by nine wickets and four runs on the final day of the grand final against Geelong. Sunshine bowlers Myrtle Craddock and Noreen McIntyre starred with 4 for 5 and 4 for 19 as Geelong folded for 41 in the second innings, chasing 24 to win. N McIntyre closed out with two sixes as Sunshine finished the match in dramatic fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geelong
Sunshine
Myrtle Craddock
Wits
Noreen McIntyre
Wen
N. McIntyre
St Marks Harriers Open Cross Country Season At Gardens Reserve
St Mark's Harriers prepare to start the cross country season with a nck run from Gardens Reserve. Captain Syd Cox leads the pack with runners asked to arrive by 2.45 pm. An aggregate for seniors and juniors will run, with many trophies. Juniors are under 17 on April 19. The club invites district youths to join, and the committee aims to improve training facilities for next summer's track season.
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Nck
Gardens
Syd Cox
Sunshine Tommy O Toole Wins nett 66 at Sunshine Club
Sunshine Tommy O Toole captured the stroke trophy with a nett 66 last Saturday at the Sunshine Club, trimming his handicap by two strokes. Close behind him were several players posting 67 nett as conditions remained favorable and participants showed form for the season. The day also featured the associates contest won by Mrs Geo Bult with 68 nett and a mixed Canadian foursome won by Miss Marie Johnston and Art Dinnell with 63 nett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy O'Toole
Sunshine Club
T. O'Toole
L. Jackson
G. Lima
F. Willaton
J. Hogan
R. Stewart
W. Dinnell
Jnr
D. Owen
A. Dinnell
Snr
J. Miller
K. Quick
A. Fraser
H. Morris
A. Buttimer
V. Clancy
C. Paull
E. Douglas
C. Willaton
A. Butler
R. Murray
G. Bult
A. Gale
T. Jones
A. Russell
D. Power
L. Fisher
E. Pritchard
E. Guy
J. Carland
L. George
G. Ta ¥Lor
Geo. Bult
Associates
Andy Russell
G. Bull
N. Cataway
M. Johnson
W. Bell
T. O’toole
Hooper
E. W. Ring
P. Hunter
R. Herwig
A. Beswick
R. Donovan
Holden
M. Dodson
M. Sims
F. Guy
L. Butler
C. Baker
Marie Johnston
Art Dinnell
H. Boorer
Pop” Dinnell
Unclear Racing Scores Amid Fragments and Dates
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names paired with numbers and dashes, resembling race or scoring tabs. Many entries show pairs like Miss and Mrs with initials and mixed dates. The readable portion hints at a results table or ledger rather than a full narrative.
Opening of the 1947 Golf Associates Season
The Golf Associates opened the 1947 season on a showery day of April 1 at the clubhouse. Visitors won the 9 hole stroke with Mrs. Eddy, and associates with Mrs. Willaton. Long drive went to Mrs. Cataway, and approach and putt to Mrs. Bell. An elegant afternoon tea followed as trophies were presented by president Mrs. Bull and secretary Mrs. Guy.
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Eddy
Willaton
Cataway
Bell
G. Bull, Jnr
Miss Walpole
F. Guy
Clinnick
Medway Club Weekend Golf Results and Whist Night
Medway Golf Club reports Harry and Des Papworth winning a 4 ball best ball 5 up against Bogey after a strong Saturday. Sunday stroke winners were W Carrow and W Hartney nett 69. Medway pennant B team received a walk over from Wattle Park, while C team lost 3 by Mentone. Associates announce a crazy whist night on Saturday April 26 at the clubhouse.
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Medway
Harry
Des Papworth
W. Carrow
W. Hartney
Wattle Park
Mentone
W. Devers
R. Miles
A. Smith
R. Milliken
F. Forrest
J. Whitray
W. Harvey
Footscray Amateur Cycling in Victorian Track Premierships at Preston
Footscray Amateur Cycling Club contested the Victorian Track Premierships with both senior and junior teams. Seniors were K Wise, R Taylor, W Rachford, L Hering, N Harvey and juniors H Sunderland, L Facey, K McCarney, K Jones, R Ellis. The restart is a 13 mile handicapped road event at 2 pm, with strict brake rules for machines.
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Footscray
Victorian Amateur Cycling Union
Preston
K. Wise
R. Taylor
W. Rachford
L. Hering
N. Harvey
Kelor Council Briefly Pledges Ten Pounds Ten Shillings
The Kelor Council met Saturday to decide on a donation of £10 10s toward the upkeep of the Civil Ambulance service. The action aims to support civic relief, with funds allocated to ongoing municipal welfare efforts.
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Kelor Council
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Alex F. Clarke
Barkly Street Footscray
Une Horwood
Emily McPherson College
Gertrude Street
Cinest Dd
Jackson
Attesdasce
H. E. Dixon
Brash
Mary ST
Richmond
E.J
J.A
E.L
Made Road
Pear Station
ST. Albans
E. J. Holden
GUY Bros. Pty. Ltd
Melon Street
Braybrook Ring
Ladies’ Cricket Club
E. Patterson
Greenfield
M. Hand
St. Mark’s Harriers
Coc. Willaton
M. Johnston
Mra. H. Boorer
Inf
E. W. King G. Bull
Mra. A. Buttimer
Golf Associates
Medway Golf Club
Forges
Milo
Sunshine U.fl
SUN
Cresent J. McCall
Hlp.s
Sunshine John Downing
Robinson
T. E. Robinson
Tom Taylor
Cycle Depot
Leeds ST
Master Sports and
Taylor
Norton, Excelsior and
H.R.D. Motor Cycles
Bill Rachford
Sunshine Motors
Harold Hosking & Son
Renan Road
Newport
Martyn & McAlister
Tyler
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