W McKenzie shines as Saint Albans win tight innings
In a brisk contest at Albans, W McKenzie starred for Saint Albans with four wickets and notable support from Luxford and Dixon. The ALLE bowled well, while Ross and Secombe led for ALALGS in their first innings, and W McKenzie contributing with bat and ball helped seize control as the day ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albans
McKenzie
Saints
Luxford
Dixon
Hoss
Pearce
ALLE
AMG
Ross
Secombe
W. McKenzie
St. Albans
Young
H. Stevens
Sundries
McPherson
FF. Ross
Nas
W. Ssecombe
Mekkenzie
Bo W. Mekkenzie
Bo. McKenzie
Hall
Eod. MekKenzie
We Appleby
Mon
Ps Latal
Sunshine 1.0.R. v Collingwood at Selwyn Park
Sunshine batsman Taylor top scored with a total of ab as Magpies failed to match. Grath took 3-9 and Taylor 2-0 bowled well. Sunshine led by seven on first innings and has four home matches left featuring Anderson Carter Patten and McIntyre among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Taylor
Clarke
Penrose
Carter
Vo Melne Tyre
Be Levens
AL Lowe
Bardwell
Argall
D. Gibson
Melrath
T.o
Fotal
Fowling
Garter
Levens
Beni
Collingwood
Selwyn Park
Taylor
Sunshine
Magpies
MenGrath
Chisane
Lnderson
B Carter
J. Patten
McIntyre
W. Kinnersley
Hb Clarke
West Footscray First Innings Notes From Mitchell Match
Readable fragments describe West Footscray at Mitchell with batsmen Gole Corby Thistle He Will and others dismissed by Treloar Gorby and Treloar. Bowlers Treloar Spears and Corby cited with figures. later LA first innings shows OBrien Gale Stanley Perry Cornell and others out to Gale Cole Avery and Mein. total 140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Footscrang
Mitchell
Gole
Corby
Bb Treloar
Thistle
Stanley
Gorby
Os He Will
Treloar
Avery
Oe Spears
Bo Panewood
Eb. Perry
Preloar
J. Salthouse
FL Natcliffe
Ee Cornell
Bi Co
Corbs
Ee Mateliffe
Ob Gale
Spears
B Gale
Perry
Whistl
T. Perry
Howling
Cole
Sunshine Returns Soldiers in Williamstown Match
Sunshine visited Williamstown resuming play Saturday. Davis scored 0 while Grant made 22 and Kasem 12 as Williamstown bowler MesShane took 6 for 28. Williamstown stood at 24 runs for one wicket when play ended, with the match to resume next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Williamstown
Davis
Grant
Pickersgill
Kasem
MesShane
Takine
Unemployed Relief Groceries and Meat Distribution Noted
In St Albans the unemployed received grocery parcels on Monday at the local hall. A meat distribution is planned for Friday at 2 pm from the State Relief Depot with weekly follow ups. The Unemployed Relief Committee also reported on events and committee transitions for February. A snakebite cure reminder was noted after a snake sighting at the railway station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
State Relief Depot
Mechanics’ Hall Committee
Progress Association
B. Mounsey Jor
Gr. Stenson
A. Dickson Jn
Bick Duxford Hias
Charle Dias
J. Perret & Son
Alee
A N A Day Sports at Rockbank
A fundraising sports meeting at AM A Shiy on January 26 to support Rock Bank Mechanics’ Hall features events such as Trot 14 miles, driving, wheelbarrow and balloon races, musical chairs and a trophy list. All events require post entry. Honeymoon Days noted humorously asHoney moon daze by spelling reformers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockbank
Am.a
Shiy
Sheffield
Dentist B M Challen Serves Sunshine St Albans Area
Mr B M Challen L D8 Vic B DSc Univ Met dentist lists address Hampshire Rd Sunshine with visits to St Albans each Saturday afternoon. C/o Mrs Lodge near St Albans station. Leadlights plain and fancy glass supplied and windows repaired. Ring W H Robertson Co 28 Regent St Yarraville Foot 1340.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Challen
Vic
Univ. Met
Hampshire RD
Sunshine Telephone
Sunshine
St. Albans
Lodge
W. H. Robertson & Co
Regent Street
Yarraville
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.R.O. v
R. v. Collingwood
Apex
Mitchell v
Sunshine Returned Soldiers
ST Albans
Consult
John M. Burke
Devonshire Road
Bell &J
Coburg
Brunswick
Les. Libbis
Sunshine Garage
Norman Green
Deer Park
Jam Makers
Hampshire Road
Sunshine Technical School
Geo. Baxter
Harringtons
W. & C. Gross
Sunshine Harrington
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