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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Apr 29, 1938

Page

4

Kew Edges Sunshine In Thrilling Opening Match

The opening peacon contest saw Kew beat Sunshine by one point at Selwyn Park. Sunshine led briefly with defendable goals as Kew steadied in the second and third quarters, then surged late to a commanding finish despite Sunshine threats. Notable performers included Clarke, Howard, Hallahan, and Wilson for Sunshine, with Austin and Buckley prominent for Kew.

Sunshine Kew Selwyn Park Warden Chigwidden Armstrong Howard Reg. Wilton Ken Tim Buckley 9 Ward Tom Hallahan Clarke Jack Hallahan Mac. Wilson Jack Bellafant Reg Wilson Timms Rosy North Orton Jeck Hallahan Jermain Hao Hao,wets Kew Ward Sunshine Sune Cline Bac Jusen Sens Archie Clarke Chigwihion Scowl Tinvis

Sunshine Falls To Ken In Hard Fought Match

Sunshine and Ken battled with Ken securing the win as Fur long sat out due to disqualification. Bob Austin starred for Ken while Reg Wilson impressed in multiple roles and Jim Attrill struggled with training. Coach Warden shuffled a back heavy lineup as Tom and Jack Hallahan stood out for Sunshine.

Sunshine Ken Furlong Bob Austin Reg Wilson Reg Reg. Wilson Jim Attrill Jim Tom Jack Hallahan Warden Butch” Marshall Butch Archie Clarke Archie

Local tennis tournament conclaves with finals and semifinals

The annual local tennis tournament reaches its final day with A Grade singles and mixed doubles finals. Mrs McCreery defeated Miss Wills 10 6 in the A Grade singles final after a sharp net game and timely winners. semifinals saw Eddy beat Llewellyn 6 3 6 1 and Burfield defeat David 6 4 6 2. Hogan and Miss Lindsay beat Mrs Spowart Wa and Taylor and Miss Wille de Ma eH and Mes Smith won in mixed doubles semis. Tomorrow’s draw lists Eddy vs Barrie for the Men A Grade singles final and Hogan and Miss Lindsay vs Taylor in the mixed doubles handicap final.

Asueration Mrs McCreery D. Minn M_Weils Mra McCreery Willy Miss Wills Tennix McCreery Foo Mia McCreery Mala Hogan Mis Lindsay A. Kidy Fod Eo Taylor Mive VY Wille de Ma Eh Mes Smith Eddy Ov. Barrie Presbyterian, Lah Hogan Lindsay v. Taylor

Surprise for Veteran Cricket Official at Sunshine

Members of the East Sunshine Cricket Club honored veteran official Mr Cole aged 8 years on Tuesday at Mrs Ormeton’s residence. A cake with 85 candles was blown out, highlighting his long memory of Victorian cricket and early life in Melbourne.

East Sunshine Cricket Club Cole Ormeton Hertford Round Sunshine Colelew Melbourne Ein Little Collins Street Cip Sitwell N. Donald Dodds Victoria Mae Mess le Morne D Dodds J. White Lonatt Grmeton Dick Cashun Bob Howse Vietonivs

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