Druids Versus Sunshine District Cricket Match Details
Sunshine District Cricket Assn match scorecard shows top scorers J Patten 29 and V Patten 15 with 8 extras, O'Brien 4/72 and Willey 2/18 leading for Druids First Innings 4 for 74 with Holden 14 and O'Brien 17, Taylor 2/17 and Mounsey 2/16 among bowlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Patten
V. Patten
L. Mounsey
J. Taylor
Taylor
N.o
K. McGrath
N. McGrath
Steedman
Batten
Liersch
McIntyre
Extras
O'Brien
Willey
Reid
Parsons
Druids
Holden
Neil
Latfin
W. Patten
Waratah A versus Albion First Innings Report
Waratah A innings 113 all out with Horner 24 and Park not out 18 plus 23 extras. Albion reply 3 for 60 with Ellison 6 and Wise 4/17 in bowling. Sleep 2/14 and Crook 0/25 among bowlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horner
Scott
Ferrell
White
Webb
Sleep
Crook
Molloy
Barkla
Park
N.o
Inkster
Extras
Ellison
Treble
Ormiston
Wise
Albion
Winter
Waratah B battles St Albans in first innings clash
Waratah B 159 all out in first innings, with Tisdale top scoring and Dwyer taking five wickets. St Albans reply 4 for 40 with Hassett and Baulch among the run scorers as Leary and Missen excel in bowling.
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Waratah
ST. Albans
Tisdale
K James
Dwyer
Pratt
Morrison
Salmon
Ritchie
Hayden
A. James N.o
McPherson
Extras
Hassett
Moffat
Webb
Patten
Stevens
C. Missen
Leary
Priest
Baulch
Missen
N.o
Douglas
Albion vs Sunshine South Sunshine cricket match summary
Sunshine batted first and folded for 30 as Said took 6 for 7 bowling. Albion then reached 6 for 121 at stumps with Narburgh 46 not out. Day and Coxhill led Sunshine attack with best figures of 2/4 and 0/7 respectively.
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South Sunshine
B. Said
Albion
S. Sunshine
K Narburgh
Day
Coxhill
McKechnie
McFadyen
Nuttall
Stewart
McKinnon
Taafe
Hunter
Byron
Allen
Extras
Said
Morgan
McBean
R. Pettifer
Shepherd
Narburgh
N.o
J.pettifer
Dickson
Sunshine and Druid- East Sunshine bat in ideal conditions
East Sunshine faced Druids after winning the toss with favorable conditions. Ritchie fell for 6 early followed by a 16 run stand between Lamont and Davenport who scored 48 with three fours and two sixes. Subsequent wickets kept East Sunshine in the game as Lewis Coxhill and Ian Kelly went cheaply and the last three batsmen added 65, with Goldsworthy taking 4/27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druids
East Sunshine
Ritchie
Lamont
Wall
Prewett
Davenport
Lewis
Coxhill
Ian Kelly
B. Blackmore
Neil Kelly
Wright
Goldsworthy
Druids Hit Hard By Ritchie In Low Scoring First Innings
Wall 2/18 posted a low total after Druids collapsed to 7 for 27 at stumps. Ritchie bowled 4 for 1 to rout the innings while Thomson and Deeble offered the only resistance with 14 and 7 respectively. In the day’s other notation, Sunshine-First Innings totaled 146 with notable scores from Davenport 46 and Coxhill 41.
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Davenport
Lewis
Coxhill
Kelly
Blackmore
N. Kelly
N.o
Wright
Wenmouth
Wall
Gregory
Deeble
Bell
Goldsworthy
Thomson
Bunting
Druids
Deble
D'Arcy
Webb
Hyde
Ritchie
Sunshine Bowling Club notes and championship win
The Sunshine A team beat West Brunswick 96 to 89 on the local green with Crook 28 and Carrick 26 scoring high. The B team lost at Aberfeldie 100 to 90. Wood won the Club Championship in his first year, a club record, while Mrs J H Whittingham placed fourth in the Victorian Ladies Bowling Championship final.
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West Brunswick
Sunshine
Crook
Perry
Carrick
Whittingham
Moonee Ponds
Booth
Guy
J. Pearce
Rooney
Lowe Ellingsen
Kyle
Osborne
Wilson
Stone
Coburg
Tordoff
Dunkley
F. Pearce
Schaeffer
Wood
Gritton
Grigg
Mann
Miller
Turner
Clemson
Ross
Long Son
Barkla
Barnes
Warnock
Cudderford
Porter
L. Roberts
J. Wood
J. H. Whittingham
Sunshine Bowling Club
Medway Golf Club Weekend Results And Upcoming Final
J Cunningham carded 64 nett to win Saturday's Stroke event at Medway Golf Club. On Sunday A Turner won the Bogey round with 4 up. The final mixed foursome for the 1947 48 season is set for March 7.
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Medway
J. Cunningham
A. Turner
Sunshine Baseball Club Prepares for 1948 Season
The Sunshine Base Ball Club opens its 1948 season with an annual meeting on March 7 at Theatre Hall. Secretary Jack Crook reports Selwyn Park secured for the season and notes several veteran players missing. Juniors returning from last year boost prospects as the club invites cricketers to join and train, with uniforms and materials supplied free and junior support for incidental costs.
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Sunshine Club
Theatre Hall
Jack Crook
Selwyn Park
Sunshine
Ginty Ellis
Harold Wright
Tom Dalling
Bob Martin
Chas Willaton
Sunshine Baseball Club
Anglers win with 34 lb mixed bag in Swan Bay event
Bert Craddock leads the season after a 34 pound mixed catch at Swan Bay. W Crick and A Spence also place high. Next contests include Pike’s bay for freshwater anglers and Easter trip to Gunbower Creek and Murray with entries closing Monday night. Reports note schnapper on the west side and perch near Exford.
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Swan Bay
Advocate
Bert Craddock
Bert
W. Crick
A. Spence
Exford
Pike
Pike's
Gunhower Creek
Murray
Schnapper
Bay
Altona - Werribee
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Sunshine District Cricket Assn
Druids Yv
1.O.R
L.O.R
MRS
E. Sunshine Mrs. Y Druids
Engineering & Combustion CO Pty. Ltd
Apex
Sunshine Ice Works & Cool Stores Pty Ltd
Hertford Road, Sunshine
Medway Golf Club
Sunshine Garage
Allan, Murray
Devonshire Road
Gross’s
M.P.S
W. & C. Gross Chemists
Hampshire Road
Nettlefolds Pty. Ltd
Ballarat Road
Albion Station
McGrath
Monsanto (Aust.) Pty. Ltd
Somerville Road
Braybrook
Footscray
Sunshine Stations
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