Sunshine Anglers Hear Folktales and Finance Talk
The Sunshine Anglers met January 16 at Athol Cafe with 27 members. Bart Craddock chaired as vice-president, bank talk arose to fund a community camp at Christmas, and J. Tate offered clerical help. Reports showed finances for the fare and euchre leaders, while members shared wild stories of snakes, rams, bulls, and other rustic misadventures.
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Pervua
Athol Cafe
Bart Craddock
W. Trueman
Christtime
McKay
J.tate
Charles Day
G. Jowitt
W. Pummeroy
Wardiner
G. P. Crick
S. Hebdon
C. Day
Carrisdale
How the WULP B A Helps Producers
State Secretary W A Williams of the N U B A describes benefits from the federation and price boosts for eggs. He cites moving the company to King Street increasing weekly egg exports, and a threepence per dozen gain for producers. The Sunshine branch shows strong feed quote competition and new associations forming nationwide.
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Williams
Poultry Breeders’ Armecision
W. A. Williams
Sunshine
Association
Will
Bert Craddock
St Marks Barriers Prepare For Saturday Track Meet
St Marks Barriers held a training session as they prep for a program at Selwyn Park tomorrow featuring 440 yards handicap 1 mile walk hop step and jump and javelin throw. Handicaps include Knight Owens scratch Harrison 20 yards Bennett Balding Hi ag yds Hulett Mudford 30 yds Munro Napier 35 yds Simpson 40 yds J Jeffries Ellens 50 yds A Philpot 60 yds. On Saturday January 28 Braybrook Gymkhana will host three events 220 Boo and 1 mile handicaps with three gymkhana committee sashes to be contested.
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Selwyn Park
Knight
Owens
Harrison
Bennett
Balding
Hulett
Mudford
Munro
Napier
Simpson
J. Jeffries
Ellens
A. Philpot
Braybrook
Farm Labor Shortage Hits Quambatook Harvest
Despite large unemployment registrations in the state, Quambatook district farmers report difficulty hiring harvest workers. It appears government labor arrangements are breaking down, mirroring issues in other districts.
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Quambatook
Fragmentary sports note on a mishap at play
A brief excerpt describes a moment where a player lost his glasses and sparked laughter among spectators and opponents. The text suggests a lighthearted on-field incident with participants joining in the amusement rather than focusing on the play.
Harvesters win first innings by five runs in tight match
R Walker led with six for 34 including a hat trick as Sutton supported with four for and three for six. Carrol batted through for 42 not out. Darling’s top bowler performances included Carrol 42 not out and Dyett 49 as Derlings took early wickets. Curtin 18 Phelan 18 Walker 17 Sutton 23 contributed with bat. Bowling totals show J Carrol five for ar and Birgua four for 14.
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W. Sutton
Bowling
J. Carrol
C. Birgu A
J. Hitler
Derlings
Tat
T. Dyett
D. Gibson
Nettlefolds v Spaldings innings score clash
Nettlefolds posted 53 in second innings after 43 in first as O'Brien Porter and Lucas claimed multiple wickets. Spaldings replies saw Horton 18 and Chapman 16 not out, with Fraser, Magee and Hale among the bowlers taking key wickets in a tight contest.
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Nettlefolds
O'Brien
Porter
Lucas
Duxon
Siudson
Magee
Newell
Buttimer
Hudson
Finn
Ilale
Ibn Fraser
Jones
Fraver
Skevie
Watson
Phillips
Baker
Bell
Sundries
Spaldings
Horter
Fraser
Baltimer
Hale
Woods
Ibn Magee
Dalling
Chapman
Ties
Falla
Total
Inn
Sunshine Harvesters versus Ivy Leaf Try Leaf innings summary
First innings score 145 with Cal Laghan 66 Letcher 23 FE Paine 16. Jansen 4/45 Roberts 3/47 Simpson 1/16 Lesberg 1/31. Second innings 66 for 3 with E Paine 2, Callaghan 17 not out Britt 18 not out. Sunshine Harvesters first innings Kay 38 not out Lesberg 8 Roberts 9. Bowling details C Britt 6/16.
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Try Leaf
Callaghan
Letcher
FE. Paine
Jansen
Roberts
Simpson
Lesberg
E. Paine
K. Roberts
C. Britt
East Sunshine v Muller in club cricket match report
East Sunshine batted first on their home ground and scored 144 with Haxby opening and Allison contributing steady scoring. In reply Muller, chased by Evans and Haxby, reached 93 as Donald and Caithness bowled well, with Caithness making 31 and 16. The early loss of Wills lbw and a run out for Peeler set back East Sunshine’s defense.
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East Sunshine
M.U
Haxby
Allison
Enever
Evans
Carlton
Peeler
Smith
Houston
E. Gay
Craddock
Caithness
Donald
Wills
Owens
Walsh
Roach
Scott
Muller
Scar M.U
C.F
Tlaxby
Byrns
V. Fivans
Buon
Knever
Burns
Boor
Peeter
Baker
Extms
Sunshine vs Ivanhoe match summary with low totals and declared innings
In a curtailed game Sunshine and Ivanhoe faced uneven scores with Sunshine declaring at 75 runs for 5 wickets. V Patten led Sunshine with 66 while J Patten and W Kinnersley remained not out. Ivanhoe, trailing by 93 runs, were dismissed early in their first innings, with Evans, Carlton, and Craddock among the bowlers making key plays as Evans claimed 4/18.
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Sunshine
V. Patten
J. Patten
W. Kinnersley
Ivanhor
Sunshine dominates as Reche fall short in innings win
Sunshine dismissed Reche for 54, then 493 for 5 declared, sealing an innings and 26 run victory. Saylor claimed 7/25, Jeffrey 2/4, Kitchen 1/50, Law son 1/12, Little 9/12 in a dominant all round show. Ivanhor top scored 95 with 46 not out.
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Sunshine
Saylor
Jeffrey
Weat
Melbourne
I. Patten
Kitchen
Little
V. Patten
C Little
B Kitchen
W. Kinnersley
Kinnersley
Taylor
McGrath
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Bush
Fishery and Game Department
Stomtes
Caur
Lue Keenham
Greanham
Dallas
Bill Greenham
Bill
Easious
St. Mark’s
Farm Labor
Nettlefolds v. Spaldings
Sunshine Harvester
Ivy Leaf
East Sunshine v. M.u.lo
V. Ivanhoe
W. A. Thomson
Ridley ST
Sunshin
Majestic
Wells & Galloway
Radio de
Alers
Hampshire Road
Leeds Street
Footscray
Sunshine Technical School
Ience
L. G. Leroux
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