Sunshine Start Season With Convincing Win Against Abbotsford
Sunshine opened the season with a strong 130 to 78 win over Abbotsford at Selwyn Park. The Magpies led early and pulled away in the third quarter as Howard, Chigwidden, Timms, and Ramsay found form, while Parsons and Wright starred for Sunshine in a high scoring affair marked by solid marking and aggressive attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Abbotsford
Sun
Selwyn Park
Arthur Timms
Nother
Leo Willey
Bruce Fields
Han
Chiggie
Tmes
Ase
Roddie
Jack Howard
Jack Armstrong
Tureo
Jack
Still A Capable Team Shines In Sunshine Match
Still a capable team shows through in Sunshine's side with Flynn near top form and Rowley leading. Kcenan shows strong defense while Reg Wilson shines at centre half back. Archie Clarke, Tabby Jackson, and Bird key in safe play. Ramsay shifts roles and nets three goals despite knocks. Eric Christensen and Balfour pace add bite.
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Alrea Gup
H Kcenan
Rowley Flynn
Rewen
Ted
Abbotsford
Reg. Wilson
Archie Clarke
Sunshine
Ramsay
Percy Scott
Eric Balfour
Vic
James
Scott
Balfour
Williamstown District triumph in hard football clash
Alan Prewitt named vice captain as LCL and Williamstown District clash sees Williamstown win 14.19 to 10.9. Neal scores three, Stevens two, with Honey and Jenkins among best players. LCL led early but faded after a late surge by Williamstown and the final bell. Next, LCL travels to Newport with buses leaving Sunshine and Deer Park.
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Alan Prewitt
LCL
Seramile
Eght
Wiamstown
LCI
Iliamstown Dist
Neal
Honey
Stevens
Jenkins
Hunter
Prewitt
Dey
Patterson
Day
McIntyre
Newport
Sunshine
Deer Park
Tech School Football Captain Bradshaw Wins Toss
Captain Bradshaw won the toss in his first match and his side followed with victory. Deplorable kicking by the home team marred the first quarter as six goals twelve behinds looked harsher than the score. A meagre Preston effort produced a single point from a free kick, with Preston then striving to show more for the remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Sunshine
Vistors
Preston
Rover
Wright
Barclay
Larry Young
Ces
Parsons
Knickers
Bradshaw
Sunshine Cricket Club Sees Season Close With Awards
Sunshine Cricket Club held a final meeting for the season naming Bob Duxton as bowling star and Batting winner. Harold Blakey led bowling, Ken Haxby most improved, Dave Miller and Fred Priest tied for fielding. May 22 presentation planned in Mazonic Hall with thanks to patrons and lady members.
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Sunshine Cricket Club
Sunshine
Bob Duxton
Nancy Fisher
Bob Duxson
Harold Blakey
Ken Hax
Dave Miller
Fred Priest
Mazonic Hall
R. A. Duxson
Miller
Duxson Ll
H. Gourley
J. Duxson
F. Schmidt
Harwood
M. Haxby
Ih. Blakey
Priest
Bunting
Kts
Ay. Schmidt
A. Duxson
Blakey
K. Haxty
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Sumehiney
Jackmur Sen
Clare & Wes
Flynn
Fanning
Abbotsferg
Pad
Magpies
Stavely
Jackson
Mac Wes
Christensen
Jin Heenan
Moores
Tsi
Howard
Chigwiiurn
of Sunshine
Bbe
Eel
Rachel
Averon
Gvala
Tat
Shine
Vare
Lyse Reford
Sunehine Howard & Kameap
Rocwel
Chigwieden Stan Timms Gd
Fred
Rome Acson Fore
Pomel
Hyeting
Phi Ipa
Turvety Bret
Dup A
Mutshener la Phoups
Hoek Nauford
Boj
Wougas
Pennant
Memiere
Yeames
MC. Sa
Twearie
Aremed
Meturne
Prahran
Fazroy
LC. v. Williamstown District
TECH
Association
J. Dusson
R- A. Duxton
D. Miller
K. G. Blakey
F. Priest
Melbourne
Deer Park Service
Victorian Railways
A.j.boyd & Son
Devonshire Road
Durham Road
Col
City Depot
Lensdale Bt
City
Central
W. J. Bell
W. H. Ewin
B. M. Challen
Hampshire Road
GUY Bros
Gordon ST
Footscray
Les. G. Libbis
Sunshine Garage
Devonshire
Lonsdale Street
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