Tennis semi finals spark keen matches and finals bound
The report covers intense semi finals in A and B Grades with narrow margins and three game differentials. Our Lady's advances threaten a double as Albion and North Sunshine prep for grand finals on February 23, with preliminaries set tomorrow on Albion and Spalding courts.
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Albion
Our Ladys
North Sunshine
Our Lady's
Spaldings
H. Major
W. Self
Our Lady's Club
Aloion
Semi finals loom in junior cricket with two key matchups
Junior rounds conclude with Sun Shine vs Albion at Albion gates and Druids vs East Sunshine at Sunshine Park. East Sunshine celebrates first year top four. Final four in senior section to be decided after tomorrow's last round as West Sunshine leads with 42, Druids 41, Waratah 31, Sunshine 29, Albion 27, St Albans 23.
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Sun Shine
Albion
Albion Gates
Druids
East Sunshine
Sunshine Park
Sunshine
Waratah
St. Albans
West Sunshine
G.U
Eastshine
C.W
M. U
Old Boys
Mansfield
Singleton's
Waratah and Druids contest heavy cricket duty
Waratah were bowled out for 222 and 120 in a heavy innings defeat, while the Druids posted 244 in their first innings with top scores from J McIntyre and T McIntyre. Sunshine trailed 168, then 1435 in second innings. Old Boys and Sunshine both posted low first innings totals as Regent beat Sunshine by eight wickets. The club noted a social meeting and a plan to travel to Rockbank with juniors reaching finals and the seniors pushing for a final four.
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Druids
J. McIntyre
Willey
McMurray
T. McIntyre
R. Buttimer
Holden
Perry
T. O'Brien
Parsons
J. O'Brien
Pengelly
RK. Duxson
Reidy
Simpeon
K. Kelly
Spurling
Hirkins
Sunshine
Malone
Hiskins
Fraser
Simpson
Kelly
Maggs
Storey
R. Duxson
Extras
Old Boys
Weat Sunshine
C.B
E. Douglas
Sreadman
Silvey
Donald
Green
O'Brien
Hiam
Hibbs
McDonald
McKenney
Owling
Kyle
Patten
Douglas
Steadman
L. Perry
Cunningham
Taylor
W. Sunshine
Maher
Banks
Clayton
Baker
Nye
Robertson
H. O'Brien
N Donald
N. Donald
E Douglas
Sunshine Jas. Vy
St. Albans Jns
Wilcox
K. McGrath
Lowrie
Gillard
N. McGrath
McFadgen
Barnes
Day
Davies
Bickley
Preist
Webb
Kennedy
Power
Missen
Preisti
St, Albans
Innin
Self
R. Myers
T. Myers
K. Missen
Sulman
Smith
Rowling
Sunshine Ladies
Regent Sunshine
Buttimer
Hand
Wood
Paterson
M. Craddock
J. Lack
Daun
G. Craddock
Scobie
Coulson
Regent
M.craddock
Geelong Survives To Stay In Four After Tight Meeting
A topical report notes Geelong’s win kept them in the four as Collingwood trailed by two points. The upcoming Victorian Championships run for three Saturdays with semi finals and finals to follow. A memorial service next Saturday will honor war fallen VAAA members, with Sir John Latham among speakers. Results include A Grade events with Petherick in the mile walk and various field events, while A Grade standings show St Stephens, St Pt, Coburg, and Geelong among top clubs.
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Geelong
Collingwood
Wether
VAAA
John Latham
Chief Justice of Australia
V.ala.a
St. Stephens
St. Ptt
Coburg
Cerlong
Bowling Club A team dominates Moonee Ponds and aims for Newport
Last Saturday the A team beat Moonee Ponds 106 to 48 on a perfect green with Crook first and Lorenz, Ellingsen and Perry strong. The B team led Ascot Vale 111 to 23 at home. Garrick, Pearce and Froomes contributed big margins. Crook won the championship final 21 to 10, marking his second straight win. The club announces upcoming fixtures at Newport and Sunshine and a Food for Britain tour next week.
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Moonee Ponds
Sunshine
Crook
Perry
Lorenz
Elligsen
Ascot Vale
Garrick
Pearce
Froomes
Whitingham
H. Crook
J. Whillingham
Newport
Lowe
Goodwin
Pengelly
Booth
Wright
Robinson
Grant
Guy
Kyle
Roberts
Turner Wilson
Rooney
Emergencies
Ellingsen
Williamstown
Gritton
Warnock
G. Bult
Barnes
Dunkley
Sims
Forbes
Osborne
Barclay
Carrick
Stone
Rohner
Mann
Whittingham
Femergencies
Barkla
J. Pearce
Britain
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