Bowling Club Officers Elected In Fortunate Year
Mr C Forbes was re elected president of the bowling club with a strong ticket including A Perry and F Grigg as vice presidents and I Mann as assistant secretary. H Crook became treasurer with J Whittingham and others on the committee. The meeting planned the pennant season beginning on September Lith. A letter of thanks was sent to the ladies for their support and a poetry tribute honored the retiring president. The club highlighted wartime charity efforts and a grand total of £14 000 donated. The ABC carnival will be held in Melbourne with 245 interstate teams and about 4000 bowlers expected to compete for the championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Forbes
Measra
A. Perry
F. Grigg
I Manni
W. Rooney
H. Crook
W. Boone
A. Ellingsen
Robert
H. Warnock
Indies
H. Mann
Freie
Av Perry
Ben
Andrawartha
Kant Ys
Penaldeon
ABC
Melbourne
Ladies Elect Officers At Sumhine Bowling Club Meeting
The Sumhine Ladies Bowling Club held its annual meeting at the pavilion on August 14. A good turnout voted Mrs Andrawarth into the president's chair along with other officers elected.
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Sumhine Ladies’ Bowling Club
Andrawarth
Ladies draw in charity drives and club events summary
Forbes secretary Mrs Stew art, Mrs Turner vice president, and committee members led a season of competitive play. Prizes included Whittingham Trophy and other cups. Charitable appeals raised funds for nurses and British causes. Presentations were made to Mrs Andrawartha and Mrs Forbes, followed by afternoon tea at the president’s invitation.
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Championarts
Whittingham
Mr. Mann
McDonald
G. Jult
Booth
Guy
Astbury
Duinkn
Underhill Andrawartha
Turner
Eason
Mark's Harriers Open Track Season At Olympic Park
Mark's Harriers announce the 1946 cross country and track season to begin at Olympic Park. They seek additional senior and junior boys, confirm entry deadlines set by VIAAA on September 1, and note recent progress from juniors with several runners posting early times.
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Olympic Park
bin Uetover
VIAAA
Orith
Ron Dixon
Bob Hodge
Les Fisher
Harold Brown
Adam McDonnell
Merry Petherick
Lea Wisher
Ken Duncan
Rev. Fisher
Robert Hodge
Mark's
Moreland routs Suburbs in cup semifinal thriller
In the first semi of the Cup Western Suburbs fell behind as Moreland dominated after the break. Higgins equalised early in the second half but Moreland surged with goals from Fairweather and others to win 6 1. Bradford Cotton Mile event pending finalisation.
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Wes
Cn Suburbs
Worlart
Suburbs
Maroons
Ty Douglas
More Jand
Roberts
Elliot
Mackey
Moreland
W.L
Higgins
Fairweather
W.S. Moreland
Bradford
Sunshine United versus BA in friendly match notes
Sunshine United played a nonofficial friendly against BA with A Drennan from Prahran and E Mewride returning. Sunshine built a lead as J Campbell provided crosses, Drennan scored a beauty, and B H Doherty equalized from midfield. Tomorrow they face Northcote High School Old Boys in the Second Division Cup at 1.30 pm. junior and under 15 schedules listed with travel details.
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Sunshine United
Sunshine
A. Drennan
Prahran
E. Mewride
Air Force
S. Maloney
J. Doherty
W. Kyle
Dren
Nen
D. Paton
J." Campbell
Kyle Ad McBride
BH. Doherty
Northcote High School Old Boys
Tramn
Collins Street
Merri Park
Setuway
Preston
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Albert Boyd
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Mr. C. Forbes
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CG. Grant
Maples
Mazie Gore
Nicholson and
Paisley Streets
Footscray
Harriers
Western Suburbs Age
Subuars
Murelan
AMD
Sunshine Advocate
NEW Spring
Hampshire Road
Iclarke’s
ST. Alans
Eataty
Alex, F. Clarke
Ling
Alexa
Alex
F. Clarke
Alf. Young & Son Plumber & Contractor
Berimaces
Gunnedah Street
Martyn & McAlister
Tyler Street
T. E. Robinson
Sunshine Motors
McCorquodale & O'Connell
Sunshin Ber Co
Wampshire Oon
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