Braybrook Red and Blacks Triumph Over Williamstown District
Braybrook FC defeated Williamstown District 11.14 to 1.09 in a tightly contested match. Players Harris Swanson Moffat Searle Lewis and Downs stood out as best for Braybrook as they prepare for a decisive clash with Parksides and a Saturday night dance for patrons.
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Williamstown
Parksides
Harris
Swanson
Moffat
Searle
Lewis
Downs
Braybrook
1.C.1
Brooks
Wally Harris
Billy Steward
C Grade Brooks v Y Ville Socials Semi Final
Juniors with a reorganised side defeat 6th Melbourne Scouts 16-20 to 5-6. The win boosts confidence as they prepare to face the semi final and aim for the premiership. Comby Burgess Kidd Cranwell Hill Nolan top performers. Cranwell five goals Nolan four Moffat three. Bus leaves Sunshine Post Office 1 30 pm Gunns 1 40 pm. Players reminded to wear white and black pants. Supporters urged to attend tomorrow’s big game.
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Melbourne
Comby
Burgess
Kidd
Cranwell
Hill
Nolan
Moffat
Sunshine Post
Gunn
St Marks Harriers compete in Moonee Valley handicap
Merv Petherick, the sole St Mark's entrant, ran in the Frank Ferguson Memorial 10 000 metres at Moonee Valley and was outclassed on his handicap. The event drew Victoria's top runners in fine weather as Petherick looks to the next open race. Next Saturday features a four mile championship with a sealed handicap including Merv Petherick Alan Brown Syd Cox and others. Also noted are a dance at St Mark's hall on August 10 with admission a bob and supper and a card party at Mr Col Hulett's Kororoit Street with prizes and 1 shilling admission.
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Frank Ferguson
Moonee Valley
St. Mark's
Merv Petherick
Victoria
Merv
Alan Brown
Syd Cox
T. Hall
J. Ingram
N. Coleman
Hughie Major
St. Mark's Hall
Bob
Col. Hulett
Kororoit Street
Walkers' Club Handicap at Albert Park Sees McCluskey Break Records
The 20 000 metres handicap staged by the V A W C at Albert Park produced fast times under good conditions. K McCluskey from Glenhuntly won and set club marks for 12 miles in 94 minutes 50 seconds and 20 000 metres in 98 33. Philpott again finished second.
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V A.W.C
Albert Park
K McCluskey
Glenhuntly
Philpott
Thornton leads junior aggregate as close race ends
In a tight final, Thornton placed eighth and Priest sixteenth in a 24 runner field. Gaylor, State long distance champ, returned but retired after six miles. Thornton now holds a 12 point junior aggregate lead with one event left, while Philpott extends senior lead to 15 points as longer distances loom. St Mark's club may view this as a strong asset for the club's activities.
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Thornton
Priest
Gaylor
Philpott
St Mark's Club
Sunshine and rivals vie for finals as C section leads
Sunshine strengthened its finals bid by beating Camberwell 15 to 5 as top four standings tighten. C section sits on 46 points, Power House 44, Malvern 42, Box Hill 28, with two matches left including Sunshine versus Power House and Box Hill.
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Mhs.o.b
Power House
Malvern
Box Hill
Sunshine
Camberwell
Shine
Vance
Lal
Pansy) Dunkley
Eourt
Frank
Primrose
Cliff Vance
F. Dunkley
J. Vance
C. Vance
James
Thom
Steward
L. Dunkley
Gibson
Hibbs
McIntosh
J. Dunkley
Sunshine defeats High School in local football clash
Sunshine trailed early but rallied to win 5 goals to 2 against High School. Sunshine led 3 to 1 at halftime and added two goals in the second half while standout players include Robertson Leheny Bolton Maxwell and Taylor.
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Sunshine
High School
Rolertson
Leheny
Bolton
Maxwell
Taylor
Fewerlett
Blight
Burke
Mulkearns
Robertson
Teams for Tomorrow Strengthen Wing McIntosh and Dunkley
Wing McIntosh and Joe Dunkley reintegrated into the side with Ron Hibbs set for a return in F section after nine weeks out. The lineup lists Goul, McIntosh, James, J Vance, Parsons, Thom, Dunkley, F Dunkley, Gibson, Wiffen, L Dunkley, C Vance and emergencies including Jackson, Steward and Hibbs for C section against M T C at Richmond. Bus leaves post office at 1 45 p m.
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McIntosh
Joe Dunkley
Ron Hibbs
Goul
Buttascavoll
James
J. Vance
Parsons
Thom
J. Dunkley
F. Dunkley
Gibson
Wiffen
L. Dunkley
C. Vance
Jackson
Steward
M'T.c
Richmond
Power
Burke
Bolton
Blight
Taylor
Leheny
Mulkearns
Sidman
Baird
Robertson
Hibbs
McIntyre
Wilson
Ferguson
Maxwell
LCL Gun Club Opens with 120 Attendances
The Gun Club opened last Saturday with about 120 attendees led by technical director Mr N Taylor. Visiting shooters included Cuxbac H James W Copeland K Rice G Copeland and F Byers. James praised the new grounds and urged joining the association. Prizes awarded for Five bird novice A Mudford Five bird open W Copeland and Duxbac Cup for employees PL Crann. Next shoot set for Saturday August 12. Local shooters B Scoble H Hughes W Burnside B Rogers D Gray and tl Morton also recognized.
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N. Taylor
Cuxbac
Messrs
H. James
W. Copeland
K. Rice
G Copeland
F. Byers
James
Copeland
Crann
B. Scoble
H. Hughes
W. Burnside
B. Rogers
D Gray
Tl. Morton
Interview Availability At 226 Hampshire Road
Notice states interviews can be conducted at 226 Hampshire Road near the National Bank by evening, between 7 and 9. The fragment specifies location and time but lacks full identifying details.
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Hampshire Road
Ee Hine
Next National Bank
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Braybrook Football Club
Brooks v. Y'Ville Socials
St. Mark’s Harriers
Walkers’ Club
Negos
Melbourne High School
LCL Gun Club
Mudford
Grand - United Order OF Oddfellows
H. Blakey
Hamel Street
Sunshine Phone
W. Stephenson
Hyde Street
Deer Park
J. E. Sievers
Ll.b
James Hall and Sons
J. Woomrey
Lombard
Queen ST
Central
Hall
Brien’s Comfort Coaches
Moreland Street
Footscray
Footacray
Chrissie Baker
Melton
Sydney Street
R.B. Penn
J. M. Burke
Durham Road
Ferguson and Verdon
Sydney Road
Brunswick
Belgrave
Rhone
H. Doherty
Oakes Sunshine
Sunshine Technical
Sunshine Technical School
Est
Chargy
L. G. Lenoux
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