Sunshine victory in tense Cricket match at Knushyine
Sunshine won by one run in a hard fought contest. Key performances came from W Kelly 19 and Maloney with 26 while Spurting contributed crucial overs and runs. International and local players such as McGrath, Laver, and Spurling featured in a high scoring, edge-of-seat game with multiple batsmen contributing.
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Sudianine
Eas
Nina AL
Bts
Spurling
Ly Luxeon
Holmen
Mhuthowtek
Lavery
Alia
Narghs
de Simpson
Sherwell
Simjoning
Spurhinug
Duesini Tel Henly
Wafs Regtiggein
Tak
Lever
Ube
Sunshine
Sunshine Ladins and Northcote Sunshine Ladins Sowing
In the section Northcote first inning notes a wicket for one run and various players such as Paisley Wood and J Cutty are mentioned with sparse scores like 4/01 and 2/14. Several names appear with uncertain roles in a fragmented cricket score report from a historic match.
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Paisley
Patercinthse
WN. Woods
J. Cutty
Towling Wood
A. Paisley
Elliot
HF Bundy
J. Cutts
Northcnte
Firat Tininge
Clock Tower Repairs Considered Amid War Conditions
The council discussed maintaining the clock tower opposite the Brn rote as clocks are owed due to war conditions. They sought an 8 suitable type institution or company to supply apparatus and rent 57107 per year with help for needed repairs. The plant is in repair and there are loose pieces to be secured and painted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Wisleton
Bowling Club Narrowly Loses In Pennant Match
Fragmented report says the B team earned fair play for the sunsor last Saturday but Sunshine defeated Aberfuldia 117 to 80 with Whittingham and Banham among top scorers. The Patriotic Tourney hosts Mel Hearne clubs as Footscray draws 14 teams and Sunshine aims for near total in early July.
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Sunsor
Abarfuldia
Sunshine
Ngore
Ty Aberfuldia
Whittingham
Zi Wad
Rinki Ug Bn
Aguinat
Mann
Mel Hearne
Winnvem Footscray
Han
Npr
Tennis Notes Preview of Upcoming Semi Final Round
Next Saturday the final round of home and away matches will be played. The following Saturday the semi finals begin with Hare vustere St Albani and Albion 1 in the first three points, while Our Lady and Methodist compete for fourth place. Our Lady’s 1 face a tough match, while St Albans 1 look strong. Methodist 1 should secure fourth with their stronger form. Results from last Saturday include St Albans 1 44 Harvesters 38 Methodists 60 4, Our Lady 1 49 Albion 2 52 Presbyterians 41, St Albans 3 v Methodists 2 no remit received.
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Hare Vustere
St. Albani
Albion
Ste
Pontions
Our Lady's
Methodist
Tady'a
St. Albana
Dad
St. Albans
A. Harvesters
Methodint
D. Tur Lady's
A. Presbyteriany
Keilor Sports Club Holds 19th Annual Meeting
The Keilor Sports Club conducted its 19th annual meeting at the Keilor Recreation Reserve on Saturday February 17 under WADE rules. An estimated 900 attended the event, with a strong turnout of district officials, state members and their wives, and local councillors. Numerous track and cycling events were contested with several notable performances highlighted. The next meeting is planned for Monday March with emphasis on continuing competition and activities.
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Keilor
Yocal Svania
Byd
Garlick
Yao
AM. Wene
Whites
Local welcome for returning service members in St Albans
Monday event at the home of Mee and Mrs. W Lodge St Albans honored Able Seaman Tony Wibb Private J Donnell and Private J Orleny. A large gathering celebrated their return after injury with tributes, remarks from Dr Fe Folly and Dr Tully, and thanks to contributors for the gathering.
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Mee
HAMAS
Australia
Relo
Liven
Eereyb
Themelven
Anit Sori
Rolomdn
Upper
Fe Folly BP Mae
Tully
Kinaly St. Athans
Uch
Vreanivers
Mra. W. Lodge
C. Curtiv
A. Siddul
Brown
Bo Moffatt
Mra A. Ankers
Min E, Newman
Red Cross Afternoon and Sunshine Mothers Club Meeting
An afternoon event by the Sunshine branch of the Red Cross Society is planned for Temlay on February 27 at 2 am in Mhire Hall. A speaker from Headquarters will address attendees, with afternoon tea provided. The Sunshine Mothers Club annual meeting is set for March 7 at 2 pm, with election of officers and all mothers urged to attend.
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RED Cross
Temlay
Mhire Hall
Sunshine Branch
Red Crome Society
Websor
Thy
Sunhire Mothers Club
Charles Street
St. Kiliby
Robert G. Boyle
Viner
Nericultatm
Thor Warn BA
Wilson
Secretaries Meeting Aide To Coal Miner’s Kin
A local branch secretary received word this week that his brother was killed in a coal mine accident in Wales. The funeral occurred on January 2. A conference meeting agenda item will be discussed at the Sunbright Brotherhood Sailors and Airmen’s Watchers gathering on Tuesday evening, with a large attendance expected.
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Vea Sinaran
Kindergarten enrollment notices and revue show reported
Parents informed that applications to enroll in the Free Hinduryus o wn Union kindergarten will be reviewed next week by Miss Hutherland in Victoria. Many parents also seek to apply and will be notified when names are known. A revue by Pik Matalent aad ofaint uuunee Revue Co presented “Hate Varway bow” at the line Hall for Youth Centre funds, featuring ballet dancing by a group ofappearing performers.
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Farwats
Hirseamu
Miss Hutherland
Free Hinduryus
Union of
Victoria
Pik Matalent Aad
Ofaint Uuunee Revue Co
Giria
Sunshine Court Tales of Disorder and Family Disputes
Local court items describe Stewart fined for drunken and disorderly behavior on a street near the Post Office as he blamed a nervous condition. Separate case involves Edith Cannon and Patrick Cannon in a divorce dispute over property and child support with testimonies about family finances and living arrangements.
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Williany
Rono T
Robert Mason
Etionot
Stewart
Traffic Offences Report From Local Road Checks
Clarence D O Grady drove a truck at 60 miles per hour on Allarat Road and was fined 5 pounds. Stanley Gordon Hyett carried 17 tons and 4 tons 9 hundredweight in excess of allowed weight and paid 5 pounds. Vernon L Baule in a Murray’s heavy truck exceeded the 40 miles per hour limit and was fined 5 pounds.
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Fu Yuan
Clarence D.o'grady
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Rata
Kelly
Maloney
Wilcox
Bolitha
Wileay
McGrath
MeGrath
Barnes
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Armen
Albion Vy Gil
Gma
Ane Yang
Tbs
Nidhi Howard
Henderdon
Ai Money
Wallin
Panerai L
Talineurs
Carmel
Exteas
Yo Kira
Tal Balthnons
Laary
Bnd Ennis
Omy
Neh
Heme Nreai
Ee Hunter
Luary
WIM
Melbourne
Sunshine Deer Park Service
A. J. Boyd & Son Sunshine
Durham Road
Dale
MW Mints
Sitian
Walter
Warne
A. E. Bowdern
Undertaker
Barkly Street Footscray
Alexo
Alex. Clarke
Xulte
Alex. F. Clarke
Sunshine Ladins
Northcote
Sunshine Technical
T. H. Launder
Irving Street
Footscray
Railway Station
Keilor Sports
Braybrook Pootball Club
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Wall
Braybrook
Gloucester
Dubnon
Barelay
Wai
RHS Street
Hindergarten
Sao
Newport
Sunshine Court
Batore
Gruen
Morgan Yan
Geni
Cardling
Edith Cannon
Vatrick Thomas Cannon
Wores
Hire
Adiveres
Iieene
Cannon
W.H
W. Hi
Trek
Iyi
Patrick Thoma Cannon
Fuentes
Tidd
Robinson
T. E. Robinson
Sambi
Hampshire Road
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