Sunshine juniors win Millar Cup in bold soccer final
The 1.C.1 Juniors defeated Prahran to claim the Millar Cup, becoming Sunshine district’s first junior team to win the trophy. Key players included Bird Chalmers Lawson Ferguson and Hill, with a late goal by Ferguson and Hill sealing the win. A post match pie night celebrated the victory and trials are planned for a South Australian visit on August 7.
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1.C
Sunshine
A. G. Pennell
Cnp
Prahran
1.C.1
I.C.1
Bird
Chalmers
Lawson
Pase
Bank of England
J. Chalmers
Dann
Forda
L.C.1
Lc.i
Ill
Ferguson
Barnard
Nuge
Thin Prahran
Hill
Spirit
Howman
Hume
Middle Park
Victorian Junior Soccer Association club notice
On behalf of the Victorian Junior Soccer Association I wish to convey a club notice related to S.C.1, SOCCER CLUB. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate organizational communications and scheduling relevance within the association’s junior soccer structure.
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Victorian Junior Soccer Association
S.C.J. Juniors win Miller Cup with aid of Bowman and Clayton
As vice-president I commend S.C.J. Juniors for their Miller Cup victory and credit Bill Bowman and George Clayton for tireless coaching. Dockerty Cup progress is pushing toward the semi final. The season promises multiple trophies and a large Leathercloth showcase. Bill Lyons, Gray, and Mayne train in South Melbourne for the July 24 international against England.
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S.C.J
Bill Bowman
George Clayton
ICI
Inter
Sc.i
Bill
Jock Lyons
Bob Gray
Andy Mayne
South Melbourne
England
Albion Schoolboys Defeat Heidelberg Amid Windy Battery
Albion captain wins toss and uses strong breeze to gain early lead with Ayton cross passes and a Kyle set piece. Drennan and Kyle combine for a second goal before halftime as Albion holds firm against the wind and Heidelberg pressure. Tomorrow Albion meets Melbourne High School in the Glen Sheppard Cup at Middle Park with a selected lineup.
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Albion
Heidelberg
A. Kyle
Ayton
L. Clayton
Thomas
Drennan
Kyle
W. Clayton
A. Foxcroft
Albion Boys
Melbourne High School
Joker
Paton
Secombe
Evans
W. Kyle
Drennas
Smith
Nichelle
Middle Park
St. Albans
Sunshine Triumphs Over Melbourne In Sloppy Ground Football Match
Sunshine defeats Melbourne 7.10 (52) to 2.2 (14) in a windy, muddy contest. Key Sunshine players include Stevens with four goals, Butler two, and Slack with one, while Melbourne’s Reynolds and Euston scored. Bradshaw and White top Sunshine and Melbourne best players respectively, as scoring opportunities were hampered by poor kicking and umpire changes.
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Willo
Sunshine
Bradshaw
Butler
Taylor
Stevens
Gnathan
Lepht Phoot Pheigmy
Alan Gay
Melbourne
Suns
Surshine
Wright
Govett
Thomas
Ross
Baker
Gnotsogood
Gnotsobad
Slack
Reynolds
Euston
White
Sunshine Anglers Club events and upcoming meetings
The Sunshine Anglers Club outlines the Saturday night annual event at Sunshine town hall with H Mann's dance band and Mr Vater Simpson as MC. Les Forsyth will run the cafe for non-dancers, and The fading of the club will provide a supper. Admission is 1/7. Nomination night for 1937 88 officials is next Tuesday, with rule change notices to be discussed. The annual meeting is July 27. The Hartleys sagling competition will be held on the Yarra in January, with a late alternative plan on the Maribyrnong considered.
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Sunshine Anglers
Sunshine Town Hall
H. Mann
Vater Simpson
Les Forsyth
Hartleys
Yarra
Dight's Falls
Maribyrnong
Tea Gardens
Ford
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LCL
Millar Cup
Lannon
I.C
Plone
Jones
Spencer
Sunshine Timber Yards
Henderson and
Graham
Oregon
Hampshire Road
Town Hall
Sunshine Technical School
BR. Radio
F. W. Rohl
H. Wenner
Phillips
Radiola
Arizone
Wales
B.R
Technical School
Sunshine v. Melbourne
Royal Park
Davis
Parsons
Crisp
Foxcroft
Sunshine Anglers Club
Optain
LE Tet
S.E.C
Mra Gillies
Sassella Bros. Pty. Ltd
Nicholson St
Footscray
Footscray 137
Seddon
Williamstown
Elsternwick
Newport
Balaclave
North Brighton
Middle Brighton
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