Firsts Regain Final Four on Percentage
Sunshine and Flemington meet in the first semi final at Ryder Oval Royal Park after a 7 to 3 win by Sunshine. Waler starred with precise throws and bases work while Barry Blackmore pitched well in challenging weather. Attendance requires proper attire and transit from the Post Office at 11 am sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waler
Barry Blackmore
Ron Nankervis
Des Mitchell
Sunshine
Flemington
Ryder Oval
Royal Park
W. Baker
B. Blackmore
R. Nankervis
K. Booth
W Sheppard
J. Ezar
L. Doubleday
K. Willey
D. Mitchell
J. Crook
W. Goldsworthy
Seconds record great win in last game of season
At Selwyn Park Sunshine Seconds with only B Players defeated Brunswick runs to 3. Charlie Jones promoted from the thirds pitched with control and scored two hits. Weather shortened three innings as the ground became very wet. John Vviney’s slide into home plate was unusual. The Voice impressed while subbing for the opposition as Sunshine, though not having the best season, stayed together despite heavy margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selwyn Park
Sunshine
Brunswick
Charlie Jones
John Vviney
the Voice
Kitchen units and cabinets by B Gwatkin Sunshine
Cabinet work to order offered by B Gwatkin located on George Street near Hertford Road in Sunshine. Items include sinks divans beds and cabinets crafted to customer specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Gwatkin
George St
Hertford Rd
Sunshine
Sunshine Wins Premiership In D Grade Hockey Final
Sunshine Ladies Hockey team defeated K.T.C. to claim the D Fredo premiership on Saturday. Fay Cameron scored twice and Pat Bradley once as Sunshine dominated the final series, blanking the opposition centre-forward. Captain Pat Bradley led backs in a strong defensive effort, while all players contributed. A team meeting is set for September 8 at Mrs Evans residence, Tyler Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Cameron
Pat Bradley
Sunshine
Shirley Beswick
Pat Pearson
Moira
Joar Day
Norma Scrivener
Pat Scrivener
June Deeble
June Crane
Beverley Spewart
McDonnell Sash race crowns Petherick in season finale
Merv Petherick, in his twentieth year with St. Mark's Harriers, won the Five Mile McDonnell Sash after a hard duel with Les Coulson over the last two miles. Fred Davey surged from scratch to claim third as the club's eighteenth year record neared, with a 27 minutes 38 seconds clocking that briefly challenged the historic 27 minutes mark set by Jack Mattinson. Gordon Coulson and Jack Carina made welcome returns as the cross-country aggregate crowned Fred Davey the season’s top scorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merv. Petherick
Les Coulson
Fred Davey
Jack Mattinson
Merv
Best
Nemy
Les
Fred
Gordon Coulson
Jack Carina
St. Albans
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C. Titford
Devonshire Road
Mesers
Mark & Norlen
Hart Engineering CO
Suffolk Road
DUCO
Rob Rendal
Adelaide Street
Barclay’s
DRY Cleaning
Sun Crescent
Seymours
W. Cameron & Son
E. A. Cameron
Sydney St., Sunshine
Donald Street
Dunbar Avenue
Wright Street
Forrest Street
Warwick Road
Auie
E.L
Deer Park
South British Insurance CO. Ltd
Jackson
Williamstown
Melbourne Road
Newport
Sunshine Ladies
K.T.C
Toome
ST. Mark's Harriers
McDonnell
M. Petherick
J. Clasper
Trandesman
Walter A. Warner- E- Bowden
Barkly ST
Footscray
Atlantic
Dickson Street
Sunshine Refrigeration Service
T. H. Harrick
Center Street
SPIER
Bridge Nurseries
Cnr
Glengala Road
Mernda ST
Golf Linka
Hampshire Road
Yates and
Law Sumner
Carroll & Douglas Pty. Ltd
Barkly Street
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