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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Apr 30, 1937

Page

4

Successful Gymkhana at Maribyrnong

A gymkhana on the Maribyrnong reserve on April 17 raised funds for St. Mary's School Ascot Vale. A large crowd enjoyed jumping exhibitions and novelty events including a sheep weight guess won by Dr W J S Pridhoom. Income reached £115 8s 5d with £70 14s 0d left after expenses. committee praise and thanks to sponsors noted.

Maribyrnong St. Mary's School Ascot Vale W. JS. Pridhoom Jahn Burs Cret Gallon Tata Jae

Sunshine Cricket Assn. Held First Smoke Social

The Sunshine and District Cricket Association hosted its stake social last night with President Mr C. C. G. Carlton chairing. Guests included Jd, J O Connor, W Nickels of the Yarraville Cricket Club, K Dunningham, W Peeler, G Polson, A M Brown, F E King and other district reps. The event praised Druids and Malolo Cricket Clubs, with captains Willey and Dodseny replying. a brief resume on the Easter Mansfield cricket tour was given. A call urged strengthening ties with districts controlled by other bodies. J O Connor of Yarraville entertained with cricket stories and a talk on junior cricket and its role in building the senior side. The evening concluded as a harmonious, successful social.

Sunshine and District Cricket Association CC. G. Carlton Amnong Messrs Jd, J. O'Connor W. Nickels Yarrville Creket K. Dun-ningham W. Peeler G. Polson A. M. Brown FE. King Druids Maleolo Ch. Willey Dodseny G Vivhy Mansfield Norman Green

Old English Plate and Race Winners Listed

In the program noted as HBO Old English Plate W Patten ten and J Patten with H Dale tied for second. Consolation Race results show Mrs Hickey first W Patten second and G Patten third. Musical Chairs awarded to W Mellarath first H Downey second K Dawson third. Walk Trot and Gallop saw J Fox first J Williams second and E A Govan third.

K. Dawson R. Cherlow B. James J. Dale BE. Craddock N. Allen W. Patten N. Stottse N. Dale E. Allen Mrs Mickey Lady's Hunter SN. Allen Hickey E. Craddock Hbo J. Patten H. Dale Mrs Hickey G. Patten W. Mellarath H. Downey K. Dawson d. Walk J. Fox J. Williams E. A. Govan

Sunshine Tennis results crown mixed doubles final

Sunshine Tennis Association results list Haas defeating Anderson 10 8 in ladies singles. Semifinals saw David Cripps beat Taylor Halliday 6 4 6 5, and Willaton with Anderson beat Pemberthy and Oke 6 1 6 2. Mixed doubles final set for Gardens at 1 45 with Cripps couple vs Willaton Anderson. Also annual association dance at St Albans May 29 and notice of Winter competition selection.

Miss Haas Miss Anderson David Mrs Cripps V. C. Willaton Gardens

Sunshine and Caulfield Open Season In Hard Fought Lacrosse Match

Sunshine traveled to Caulfield for the season opener, with captain W Gibson elected again. Caulfield pressured early and led 12 to 10 at the final whistle as Sunshine, improving in the second quarter, failed to bridge the gap. Sunshine’s lineup included Dunkley and Vance on defense with G Dixon as goalie, and selectors planned a rematch against Adult Deal and Dumb on the railway reserve.

Sunshine Caulfield Fettle W. Gibson Aptain Sunhine Vance Dunkley New Sunshine Deal Dumb Gibson Wilson Sutton J. Dunkley F. Dunkley Thom McIntosh Hibbs Parsons Buttacavoli Walker Watkins F. Cl

Deer Park Tennis Winners and Society Notes

The Deer Park tournament crowned L Mounsey and A Millership in men doubles and L Terrill in ladies singles. A May 1 dance by the Ennis clan follows. Mothers’ Club report a peak attendance at last week’s event with prizes going to Norris, Williams, Smith, Hallahan, Fraser and Faddie. Guild meets Tuesday at Mrs J Gray’s home with Rev A Lyons as speaker. Progress Association to host another euchre night on May 8 at the hall. St John’s Church of England will…

L. Mounsey A. Millership L. Terrill Ennis Clan Mothers’ Club J. McLeod Norris Williams Progress Association St. John’s Church of England

Church Reopening Set For Sunday With Thanksgiving

The church will reopen on Sunday after repairs. In the evening a thanksgiving service will be held with the Bishop of Geelong as preacher and it is hoped many former members will attend.

Geelong

Sunshine Anglers Fail To Crown Trophy At Nelden's Creek

Sunshine Anglers Club members fared poorly at Nelden's Creek with only three weigh-ins totaling six fish. Myr Bert Craddock led with 2 lb 5 oz including a 15 oz blackfish that bested the field but failed to meet the one pound weight rule. Peter Simpson and Gee Brown also posted weights under the limit, forcing reallotment of the big prize. Next Sunday the Maribyrnong River meet will begin with a 7.30 am departure from the post office and weigh-in at 5 pm, weather permitting, under referees J Willaton and F H Lay with steward Geo Green.

Sunshine Anglers’ Club Nelden's Jackson's Creek Myr Bert Craddock Bertis Peter Simpson Gee. Brown Maribyrnong Francis Street Messrs J. Willaton F. H. Lay Geo. Green

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