LOOF and Druids clash as high scoring innings unfold
In fine weather the LO O F declared at five wickets after 60 minutes, Horner and Donald both making 44, Owens 46, while Laffan troubled the bowlers with 5 for 14. For the Druids E McIntyre excelled as wicketkeeper and Haxby bowled well, taking two for three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druids
Lo.o.f
Horner
Donald
Owens
Laffan
E. McIntyre
Haxby
Flaxby
The
K. McKengie
Bo W. Gerter
Ilaxby
Goldsworthy
AK. McKenzie
Holmeshead
Ion
Barnett
Neo
Howling
A W A v M U cricket match details on No 3 pitch
A W A won the toss and batted, with Douglas and Hoard opening. Douglas hit 30 from nine scoring shots including seven fours, while Hoard contributed strongly as the pair added 54. Po Smith led MU bowling with 4 for 15. MU reply began poorly as EK Guy fell first ball and Bolitho, in his debut, was superbly caught one handed by Dempster. Houston stood firm at 26 not out as MU totaled 146 in the first innings, with Duxon and others failing to fire. M A U were dismissed for 32 with Dempster and Douglas strong in the attack.
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Beth
A.W.A
Douglas
Hoard
Nunos
Thoaeh
Po Smith
MAU
Guy
Bolitho
Dempster
Houston
Ana
Duglas
Dw Guy
Roach
Burker
Curtain
Belishe
Ob Smith
Duxon
Smith
Howata
Kulcher
G. J. Duxen
Hb Barker
Moles
Ibn Barker
Seunton
Theauston
Jones
Kinnersley
Rediay
Dolitho
Barker
M.A
Dauy
Moses
B Dempster
Bolithe
Sundries
High scoring match in LGA v G A with McIntyre 79
Boundary rich play saw 170 for five declared by the Bites with 23 fours and three sixes. Jim McIntyre scored 79 including 14 fours, Ellingsen 40, Kinnersley 40 not out, Critch 2 for nine led United's bowling as five wickets fell for 33 at stumps with Allison 16 not out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McIntyre
Gen. Ellingsen
W. Kinnersley
Critch
United
HH. Allison
K. Wilson
J. McIntyre
F. Ross
A. Dodson
Allison
Ellingsen
Barrows
L. Anderson
Keilor and Braybrook Agree on Direct Road Funding Terms
Announcement by Mr J H Stevens at Keilor council confirms Mr Wright owner of land on the St Albans Sunshine direct road plans will boost his payment to Braybrook to £437 10s. The Braybrook council delays construction liability while Keilor sticks to its £25 offer. Wright agrees to raise to £1100 10s subject to subdivision and relief from road duties, moving toward opening the road after 15 years of Stevens’s advocacy.
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J. H. Stevens
Keilor
Wright
St. Albans
Braybrookshire
Stevens
Braybrook
Mr. Stevens
Percy Street
Burkill
Gr. Stevens
Collina Street
Melbourne
Crs
Glendenning
Barclay
Stedfast
Sunshine Seeks Fresh Capital Through Marriages
Commentary notes Sunshine must recruit outside capital, suggesting young men marry heiresses from beyond, while Tatts remain reluctant. The piece hints at social expectations and economic pressures shaping local fortunes.
Crich and Critch Deliver Strong Bowling Stand
Critch took five for 170 with support from 34 sundries as Barrow faced A Allison. In the first innings A Wilson and JJ Wilson contributed, while Ross and Patten shared key dismissals. Extras stood at two as five for 33 was bowled by A Critch with Ross taking 2/16 and W McIntyre 1/3.
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Patten
A. Critch
Ross
W. McIntyre
J. Patten
Council Refuses Union Preference in Local Wages Debate
The Returned Soldiers League plans a busy year with social events and a February 15 tribute to treasurer J. K. Bird. A council meeting discussed union preference and wage awards, with amendments adopted to leave the decision to officers and cite the federal and state award differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Returned Soldiers’ League
J. K. Bird
J. Fletcher
M.G
RK. Grant
Fred Long
E. King
J. Downing
Br.kanl
Niel Melson
State Wages Board
Gr. Robinson
Welkins
Pennell
Gro Dravloo
Gr. Barclay
Coooncals
Greenplater
Harney
Gcouigil's Financial Position Scrutiny At Council Meeting
Treasurer Edgar Yargreaves warned of tighter economy until April as receipts lag and public works outlays plus larger loan repayments worsen the council's cash position. Returned Master-in-Equity cheque and higher expenditures pushed overdraft risk. routes to restrain spending and postpone works were agreed.
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Edgar Yargreaves
Ile
Rovender
Central
Pennell
Pefinell
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V. U.A
C.F
LGA
V. G.A
Braybrook Council
Council
Gcouigil
Consult
John M. Burke
Devonshire Road
Sunshine
Bell
Coburg
Mender Motor Service
BRE Swwick
Bosley
T. E. Robinson
Hampshire Road
W.t.s
Sunshine Ice Works and Coal Storage Pty. Ltd
Hertford Road
Deer Park
W. H. McBean
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