Sunshine Play Shines in Wet Ground Victory
Last Saturday at Sunshine the team, missing several regulars, delivered their best performance of the season. Bill Buckley and Bill Puniard starred, Jenkins added late value, and Vic James, Orton, and Charlie Morton impressed with bold, effective play as Sunshine eyes a potential finals push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Howard
Ward
McNamara
Puriard
Jenkins
Bill Puniard
Bill
Bill Buckley
Vic
James
Orton
Charlie Morton
Sunshine Clinches Four Spot in Tight Western District Clash
Sunshine steadies in fourth with a win over Pascoe Vale powered by Jenkins Clark Buckley Main Chigwidden Hallahan and O'Brien. South Melbourne falls after defeat by Fairfield as Sunshine eyes final four with remaining matches against Richmond Fairfield and Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Jenkins
Clark
Buckley
Main
Chigwidden i
J. Hallahan
RB. Wilson
Pascoe Vale
O'Brien
Richards
McGain
Danby
Laing
Goullett
Forster
Swaney
Brown
South Melbourne
South
Fairfield
Alphington
Richmond
Kew
Funct Brunswick
Enthusias
Footall
Sunshine LACROSSE Suffer Setbacks Against Williamstown and Tech
In the C Section Sunshine lose to leading Williamstown 16 11 after a tight first half. Sunshine ends 18 premiership points ahead of sixth, showing strong first year with standout players Hibbs Gibson and Dunkley scoring. In F Section Sunshine lose to Melbourne Technical College on a tough wet ground, Kal Dunkley top attacker with 2 goals and solid defense from Bolton and Gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Will
Sunshine
Aldous
Willamstown
Shine
Gibson
Hibbs
Dunkley
Atton
J. Vance
Mclntosh
Melbourne Technical College
Suophine
Pees
Tech
Kal
Wiich
Gretclase
Bolton
Grosswell
Team Lea Faces Next Week With Added Dunkley
The report mentions Mulkearrs and Harold Leheney as notable players as the squad, now strengthened by Prank Dunkley, looks to secure a win at Pootacray next week with confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulkearrs
Harold Leheney
Dunkley
Pootacray
Queen of Heather Carnival Raises Funds in Sunshine
On Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Holden hosted a well attended card party at Lenard Street Sunshine raising a substantial sum for Miss Heffer. A bazaar in the Town Hall supper room opened by Mrs Gowland attracted generous donations and praise for the Queen Carnival effort. Saturday saw a successful dance at Nerlefield's Social Hall with Mr Thorp’s band, with proceeds to the Queen and committee. An August 13 dance is planned at Digger’s Rest with free buses from Royal Corner and Sunshine P.O. for 1/6 admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heather
Ming
Heifer
Holden
Lenard Street
Sunshine
Miss Heffer
Town Hall
Gowland
J. Gowland
Ole
Mere Hi Perrelly
R. Mounsey
Nerlefeld
Thorp
T. A. Adams
Digger's Rest
Royal Corner
Footecray
Sunshine P.O
James's Corner
Hyett's Corner
Albion Railway Fates
St. Albans
Baseball Club Beats Pt Melbourne 14 to 3 in Weekend Showdown
The team dominated with Eliia, Shocker Holden, and Ralph Guy among the standout players as they extended their unbeaten streak. Pitcher Eliia and catcher Holden led a strong defense while batting remained weak, prompting plans to tighten lineup before finals. Next Saturday they host Albert Park with a possible four title shot. members urged to arrive by 1.45 PM. A dinner and dance after the final was tentatively proposed at the monthly meeting.
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Pt. Melbourne
Harold Briant
Sunshine
Albert
Girty
Eliia
Ron
Shocker Holden
Ralph Guy
Albert Park
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A. Beachley Cartage Contractor
Thorpe
Sun
Fioney
Rautman
Grey Box Honey
Oo. Rautman
S&s
Burnewang St. Sunshine
Sydney Street
Paix
Melbourne
Rie Christenatte
Gamendss
Eric
Fir
Mrs. Judd Hampshire
Sunshine U.F.S
F. Sayers
J. Downing
Crescent Poultry Farm
J. W. Snaith
Oregon
Sunshine Timber Yards
Henderson & Graham
Hampshire Road
F. D. P. Miller, M.A.H.P
Collins ST
Paisley St
Footscray
M Gage
Northern Sand CO
Keilor Ee
Essendon
Enon
Fusero
Sea Fura
Phos Meonge
James Hall and Sons
Geoffrey Hall
Lombard Buildings
Queen ST
Central
Hall
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