Tennis results from Saturday in Albion and other clubs
The roundup lists A GRADE and B GRADE matches with Albion Our Lady's Presbyterians and St Albans women and men, showing close scores and several 7 6 outcomes. Upcoming fixtures include Our Lady's vs Harvesters, Methodists vs St Albans, Albion vs Spaldings and a Presbyterian v N Sunshine pairing.
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Albion
Hal Fisher-Miller
Rossiter- Davis
Miller-Wood
D. Rossiter-Masters
Fisher-Wood
Davis
Isle d
Farrell
Miss Cunningham
Misses Brown
Hale
Our Lady's
Harvesters Methodists
St. Albans Albion
Spaldings
St. Albans
Presbyterians
N. Sunshine
Albion Presbyterians
St Mark's Athletes Shine in Local Meet
St Mark's 34 defeated TM 1H5 0B while Frazer and Doubleday led in events. Roy Cox and Russ Cox excelled in sprints and jumps, with Frazer taking discus and high marks in the 440 and hurdles. Best performances include Doherty in broad jump and Eulenstein in high jump, Affleck placing in 440 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Petherick
N.als
Doubleday
Frazer
Collingwood
D. St. Mark
B. Doherty
Srl
We Eulenstein
R. Affleck
Cricketers Hear on Parks Plans and City Growth
Mr King opening the year’s first meeting welcomed delegates and guests Mr E Bentane and George North. Mr Shepherd gave an hour long talk on park and garden schemes for the Braybrook Shire with costs and future play spaces across Footscray Yarraville and the metropolitan area. He urged citizen involvement in funding and planning to shape parks, baths and courts for tomorrow’s children. A future address is hoped and reports on holiday games were presented. A special general meeting is called for next Wednesday at 7.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. King
E. Bentane
George North
Shepherd
Footscray
Yarraville
Braybrook
King
R. Hand
S.D.C.A
W. Hallahran
Powerlett
Albion Win By Innings In Local Cricket Match
In a rain disrupted senior game Albion defeated W Sunshine by an innings and 4 runs. Albion scored 180 in their first innings with notable contributions from Boyle 33 Evans 0 and Hampton 74 while W Sunshine bowled for 14 and 0 in the field. Albion then bowled out the visitors for 92 in the second innings with Halliday taking 2 for 26 and Houston 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Wae
Boyle
Evans
R. Guy
Clarke
W. Guy
Doyle
C. Houston
Elmer
Haun
Hume
Sunshine v Sunshine Junction first innings in score report
Sunshine won by four wickets and 87 runs in a late innings victory. Morrow scored 32, Lamont 61, Truman not out 2, extras 23. Bowling were Day 1/8 Barnes 3/30 ThFadgen 2/13 Lowrie 1/9 Wilcox 1/18. Sunshine 1st innings 240 for 6 retired 116 by Wilcox, Barnes 16, Gillard 22, Lowrie 36, Day 0, Day 19, Bickley 1, Davies 2 not out, Price 4. extras 25. Bowling Blackmore 4/57, Lamont 1/7, Lamont 1/43, Lewis 1/46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Sunshine
Morrow
J. Lamont
Lackson
Blackmore
Coxhill
L. Lamont
Lewis
Williams
Gaul
Lynch
Truman
N.o
Extras
H. Day
Barnes
ThFadgen
Lowrie
Wilcox
Gillard
D. Lowrie
D. Day
Bickley
Davies
Price
B. Blackmore
Sunshine
Albion Cricket Club preps for new season with new members
The first year meeting in the club room drew a large turnout. President welcomed new member Mr Hampton. Albion will again play on Saturday with Wise and Jack Lorenz back in the team, plus Vic Brane making an appearance. Sun Morn tickets for the buses are sold. only ticket holders may travel.
Albion set to host C.Y.M. in lineup preview
Albion team lineup features captain P. Scott and vice captain H. Leary with players I ne Evans Webb V Evans Kruse Young Lorenz Boyle Hampton Close Avery Caithness among the 14 listed. M. Close marks the 12th man and D. Caithness is noted as an emergency substitute.
Bowls A and B Teams Post Weekend Scores and Lineups
The A team won at Essendon 98 to 81 with Crook 20 15 and three rinks down. The B team drew 98 all with Yarraville Seddon, thanks to Pearce last bowl save. Next week A travels to Flemington. B hosts Brunswick with a long list of players and emergencies.
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Essendon
Sunshine
Crook
Roberts
Lorenz
Perry
Yarraville
Seddon
Pearce
Carrick
Froomes
Whittingham
Flemington
Bull
Wright
Robinson
Wilson
Urner
Rooney
Lowe
Goodwin
Pengelly
Grant
Guy
Kyle
Emergency
Ellingsen
Brunswick
Gritton
Warnock
Barnes
Rohner
G. Bull
Sims
Stone
Barclay
Mann
Forbes
Clemson
Rigg
Booth
Osborne
Dunkley
Keilor Keels Actions on Pavilion Funds and Local Notices
The special committee raising funds for a proposed pavilion will meet next week to finalise plans and residents yet to contribute are asked to contact their section collector. Keilor Council’s stance on the pavilion is due February 2. Fireman F Harvey has left the district. a new member has enrolled to replace him. Members may inspect plant at the Age office on Tuesday the 20th. Keilor Shire Council report no feasible drainage or road scheme yet. further discussion at next meeting. Local sports show wins in cricket and tennis with title hopes alive. St Albans Girls Club elects a social committee. joining is open to all district girls, not just basketball players. Red Cross sets an all-afternoon event at the Mechanics’ Institute on Wednesday the 24th for old and new players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errington
Keilor
Fire Brigade
F. Harvey
Progress Association
St. Albans
St. Albans-Sydenham
Red Cross
Mechanics’ Institute
Dad's Sunshine Branch to Hold Annual Meeting and Elections
Sunshine Branch of the Dad's Association schedules its annual meeting and officer elections Tuesday evening for the coming year. The gathering will decide leadership and future plans for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad's
Sunshine
The
Dad's Association
Keilor’s Record in Loan Campaigns Shows Strong Subscriptions
Keilor’s loan campaign totals reveal four Liberty loans and two Victory issues. The figures list First Victory at £23 100 with 300 subscribers, Second Victory £36 170 with 199, and totals across campaigns amounting to £147 500 with 1 508 subscribers averaging £6 5s 1d per person.
Women’s Auxiliary plans weekly euchre party start date
Our first meeting of the new year was held last Tuesday the 15th with twenty ladies in attendance. It has been decided to hold a euchre party every Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock sharp in the club room starting next Thursday the 24th January. Everyone is welcome to join.
Departure Delayed Second Edition Review Promises Happy Ending
The second edition of Departure Delayed by Jan van Apeldoorn is issued in Melbourne by William Brooks & Co. The postscript notes a long separation of a husband and wife, with her fate uncertain after Java, but now the wife is reportedly rescued and recovering in Australia. Robertson & Mullens Ltd. distribute in Melbourne. Jeffery Farnol’s The King Liveth is also reviewed, noting strong love plots and rural settings linked to Alfred the Great’s era, with Australian distribution by Robertson & Mullens.
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Jan van Apeldoorn
Brisbane
William Brooks & Co
Melbourne
Japan
Pacific
Java
Rita
Jan
Breda
Rotterdam
Switzerland
Batavia
Australia
Robertson & Mullens Ltd
Elizabeth St
Jeffery Farnel
Alfred
Wessex
Ethandune
Edington
Westbury
Wiltshire
Scott
Ivanhoe
Sherwood Forest
Jeffery Farnol
Tomance
Forest of
Selwood
Somerset
Robertson && Mullens Ltd
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Irvesters
Grace Albion
D. Presbyterians
Jennings-Goode
D. N. Millerin
Jennings Hugens l
A. Miller
Goode- Huggins
D. Stark
North Sunshine
Yack
R.A.A.F
T. H. Launder
Irving Street
Nelson Bros
Douglas Pole
Williamstown
Troop Street
Sunshine Hire
Albert Boyd
Monash Street
W.& C. Gross
Waratah
Druids
W. Sunshine
Albans
Abe
MUL
E.S.S
G.U
Beswick
Y.C.W
Harmon
Vy. Albion
Toole
Howard
Jansen
E.S
Mills
Taffe
Orr
M.A
Plaby
Braybrook Schenk Albion
Edwards
Timothy
Foxcroft
Albion Vy. M.U.I
T. Young
J. Webb
Caithness
ST. Albans News
Women's Auxiliary
RADIO
Drayton Street
Clarke’s Corner Store
Book Review
Ernest QI
Jackson
Embalmer Ferguson Street
Melbourne Road
Newport
Williams News
Garnsworthy
Hodgson
Ferguson Street
Verdom Street
Tyler Street
V. Martin
Wicensea
T. E. Robinson
Hampshirs Road Sunshine
Science Trade
Suising Technical
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