Inter Association Curwood Shield Matches At Yarraville Ground
Sunshine, Fseray Turf, Fseray Churches and others contested the Curwood Shield across Footscray, Yarraville and Newport grounds on turf wickets. Sunshine’s side featured Scott, White, Smith, McIntyre, Leary and Hiskins. final at Yarraville highlighted a 108 run second wicket stand by Ayton and McIntyre, amid strong bowling by Smith and McIntyre.
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Sunshine
F'seray Turf
Fseray
F'seray Industail
Williamstown
Illiamstown
Footscray
Yarraville
Newport
Hoxing Day
P. Scott
J. White
V.e
Smith
Crook
MclIntyre
Leary
N. Hiskins
Simpson
L. Scott
R. Priest
A. Evans
Ayion
Priest
V. Patten
Footscray Turf Assoc
William Ato
F'seray
J. Smith
Inel
J. McIntyre
Freray Churches
McIntyre
Ayton and
Wave Sunshine
Sunshine Triumphs in Cricket Match Despite Footscray Challenge
Sunshine defeated Footscray by 104 runs with N Hickens scoring 71 the highest in the series and J Smith taking 10 wickets for 88. The match featured strong all round play from J McIntyre and P Scott, with Beaton awarded for a bowling feat. The summary notes limited support from Sunshine Association officials and praises Sunshine’s strong performance and future potential.
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N. Hickens
Hickens
Simpson
Ootscray Industrial
Smith
Florence
Sunshine
Dr. Beaton
Western Suburbs Cricket Council
W. Hallaghan
P. Scott
Sunshine Association
Sunshine Assoc
J. Smith
Beaton
J. McIntyre
Iuns
N. Hiskins
F. Simpson
Percy Scott
Footscray Turf Ass
Footscray
I, Smith
Inc
J. McIintyre
McIntyre
Evans
Hiskins
White
Scott
Crook
Leary
Priest
Extras
J. Ayton
Higkins
L. Scott
Smth
F'Scray Churches
J, McIntyre
Ayton
Patten
Crooks
N.o
F'Scray Industrial
Ist
Albion Cricket Club
Albion
Geelong Council
Mornington
Sunshine East Sunshine Social E. SUNSHINE Innings and bowling
Sun shine East Sunshine Social play an innings score of 6 for 140 with Morrow 32 Lamont 61 Blackmore 2 Cox hill D L Lamont 22 and extras 23. Bowling figures Harpes 1 for 24 E Wilcox 1 for 10 McFadgen 2 for 13 D Lowie 1 for 9.
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Sunshine Old Boys
Sunshine Sunshine
Boys
Sunshine
Ace
Sailst
C. MecKenzie Seegmen
Perry
Vubbe
Iam
Taylor
Dana O'Brien
Gens
Green Oboelas
Bowling Duxson
RB A
Kelly
Simpson
Hiam
R. Duxson
Reidy
L. Duxson
Pay
Hiskins
Maggs
Weat Sunshine
St. Albans
Albans
Hasset
Moffat
Kennedy
Priest
O'Donoghue
Toby
White
Pearson
Bloxham
Harris
Extras
Kyle
Blake
Patten
Maher
W. Sunshine
East Sunshine Social
E. Sunshine
Morrow
Lamont
D. Ickson
Blackmore
Coxhill
D. L. Lamont
Harpes
E. Wilcox
McFadgen
D. Lowie
Tennis Competition Play Resumes With Key Matches
Play restarts tomorrow with A Grade Harvesters facing Albion and Our Lady s against Methodists while St Albans meets Spaldings. B Grade features N Sunshine vs St Albans and Albion versus Presbyterian. Only four matches remain per team before finals as competition tightens and a Final Four emerges.
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A Grade Harvesters
Albion
Our Lady's
Methodists
St. Albans
Spaldings
N. Sunshine
St. Albans Albion
Presbyterian
L Presbyterian
Bowls Team Faces Essendon and Yarraville
The Beau club opens with Essendon, listing players Wilson Turn Rooney Roberts Lowe Goodwin Pongelly Perry Grant Guy Kyle Lorenz J Bull Wright Rob son Crook and Emergencies 1 Barclay Rohner. The Bowls side hosts Yarraville at home with Warnock Barnes Pearce Booth Hult Sims Froomes Forbes Clemson Carrick Grige Barelay Sterne Mann Whittingham Emergence Dunkles Osborne and Cirit Lot.
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Beau
Essendon
Esserdon
Wilson
Turn
Rooney
Roberts
Lowe
Goodwin
Pongelly
Perry
Grant
Guy
Kyle
Lorenz
J. Bull
Wright
Robson
Crook
Barclay
Rohner
Yarraville
Tordat
Warnock
Barnes
Pearce
Booth
G. Hult
Sims
Froomes
Forbes
Clemson
Carrick
Grige
J. Barelay
Sunshine Advocate Ad Promotes Local Paper Readership
An advertising notice urges readers to engage with The Sunshine Advocate, the community’s local newspaper, highlighting its role in delivering timely local news and events to residents.
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THE
Sunshine Advocate
St Mark's A Grade Defeats Collingwood in Amateur Athletics
St Mark's A Grade remained unbeaten after beating Collingwood, leaving St Stephens as the other undefeated team. Ken Doubleday and J McKay excelled in the 220 yards and 120 yards hurdles, with McKay also in pole vault. Hoy Cox was absent, brothers led the SAG side, Russell won with Sydon third in 2 minutes 1.8 seconds, best club time in seven seasons. St Mark's won the one mile medley relay with Cox, Wile, Jo McKay, K Doubleday, Fraser. Coburg beat St Mark's 46-8 in the Mile Relay. Eddie McBride left the district. club laments his absence as social secretary and athlete.
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St. Mark's
Collingwood
St. Stephens
Ken Doubleday
J. McKay
Acain
Hoy Cox
Russell
Sydon
Clu
St. Mark’s
Besiye
R.A. Cox
Wile
Jo McKay
K. Poublediy
Fraser
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Clarke’s Corner Store
Garnsworthy
Hodgson
Ferguson Street
Verdon Street
Tyler Street
Cricket Sunshine
Western Suburbs
Vv. Martin
Sussex ST. Yarraville
Sack
R.A.A.F
T. H. Launder
Irving Street
Footecray
Nelson Bros
Douglas Pole
Droop Street
Sunshine Hire
Albert Boyd
Monash Street
C. Gross
Hampshire Road
F.D. C.A
Williamstown D.C.A
Sunshine Juniors
F.P.C.C.A
Hamner
Seddon
F.P.C
Morrou
Knight
Souther
Young
Henry
I ‘Young
Wilcox
I. Neil
N ' Taieeimpeon
Footacray
J. Duxson
O'Brien
McKenzie
Waratah
Braybrook
Neilsen
W. James
R. Knight
Clayton
Kevin James
McDonald
Blancock
A. James
Hayden
Styles
Wenmouth
Wiles
Richie
Howard
N. Wenmouth
DeYoung
N. Skene
Shepherd
Morgan
Cairns
K. James
Weymouth
Albion v. M.A
F. M.U
W. Guy
Doyle
Halliday
R. Guy
Clarke
C. Houston
R. Houston
Hume
Aguy
Elmer
Cooper
Web
Caithness
Tye
Young Southern
Webb
Boyle
Avery
D. Collingwood
C'weed
Doubleday
Vu McKwc
A. Cox
Cox
Das
McKay
Graile
Clube Terete
Eddie McBride
Liberal Provident Fund
Gus Pstrrlasi
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