Pengelly Wins Club Championship in Cool Conditions
Harry Pengelly defeated George Osborne 21 to 12 to claim the club championship title for the second time in recent years.
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Harry Pengelly
George Osborne
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 13, 1953
Page
7
Doutta Galla Edges No 2 Sunshine In Tight Pennant Tie
The No 2 Sunshine team saw pennant hopes dashed after a 79 78 loss to Doutta Galla. Port Melbourne fell at home and the No 3 team beat Williamstown 3 69 as teams prepare for tomorrow’s matches at Footscray Thornbury and Fitzroy with listed emergencies and post office departure times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Doutta Galla
Lts
Sunshiners
Port Melboure
Williamstown
Douta Galla
Burgess
Nankervis
Whittingham
Goodwin
Powell
Bell
Pearce
Footscray
Wood
Oakes
Campbell
Sheargold
Rohner
Lorenz
Perry
Sommerville
Sully
Lowe
Pengelly
Jones Stephens
Gray
Crook
King Emergencies
Green
Grigg
Wright
Osborne
Thornbury
Mann
Barnes
O'Donnell
Smyth
Roberts
Douglass
Spewart
Schafer
Wilson
Abson
Guy
Pattinson
Fitzroy
Turner
Bish
Coakes
McIntyre
Braybrook Football Club Officers Re-Elected Unopposed
Braybrook Football Club to hold an annual meeting on 20 February with A G Pennell as president and Arthur Gardner as secretary unopposed. Nominations for vice presidents and treasurer open, and two Braybrook teams enter the Footscray Hospital carnival relay on 1 March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Pennell
Arthur Gardner
Ken Turner
Footscray Hospital
Tottenham Progress Association Meets With Sunshine Road School Plan
The group held its first meeting of the year. They announced Sunshine Road junior primary school will be available soon and debentures costing £1 to fund a local hall. Residents discussed tree suckers from removed Dempster Street trees and a leaking railway carriage roof. A road sign at Sunshine Road Ashley Street is to be requested and plans for a hall start soon with need for helpers and nominations next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tottenham Progress Association
Sunshine Road
Dempster Street
Railways Dept
Sunshine Rd
Ashley Street
Sunshine Ladies Hockey Club Announces First 1953 Meeting
Members are notified that the first meeting of the year will be held at 8 p.m. on Wednesday February 18 at 1 Tyler Street Sunshine. Those wishing to participate in the club activities and become members will be welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Ladies’ Hockey Club
Tyler Street
Sunshine
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