Sunshine and North Footscray fight hard in football clashes
Sunshine dominated Fairfield match despite injuries winning 100 to 42 with Greig Outen and Jorenshaw cross scoring. In the follow up Sunshine beat North Footscray 16 14 to 6 6 led by Moffat Soutar and E Roberts as Guy Sully and Stedman shone.
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Fairfield
Sunshine
Jacobson
Hight
Perry
Ernockdale
Tra
Jack Chigwidden
Barnfeld
Runshine
Greig
Outen
Jorenshaw
More
Barnes
Ills
Coulaell
Baker
Hest
Milly
Patterson
Greig Pid Prewitt
Cartledge
J. More
Clarenthaw
Laffan
Rust
Roberts
Moffat
Sully
Guy
Sunshine Methodista
North Footscray
Moffatt
Souter
E. Roberts
McRae
Wood
Best
Stedman
Duxon
Lor Patten
Methodist Football Club A goog game at the local oval
North Footscray won the toss and kicked to the southern goal in the first quarter. Both teams showed vigorous play and strong defence with few errors as the match proceeded and neither side gained a clear advantage.
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Iouls
North
Miss Luke Ladies Draper Window Displays Warm Reductions
A local ladies draper on Hampshire Road advertises a wide range of warm winter wear and hosiery. The shop highlights a window display of hand worked goods and big reductions on assorted items.
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Miss A. Luke
St Marks Harriers Set for McGrath Cup Mile Handicap
Owing to the V.A.A.A holding the Chelusa to Brighton relay last Saturday the club feature was set aside but the programme continues tomorrow with a one mile handicap for the McGrath Cup during football interval at Selwyn Park. With club championships only four weeks off this race should be close as members run consistently.
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V.A.A.A
Brighton
Selwyn Park
Sunshine Beats Naval Reserves To Take Second In Premiership
Sunshine rose to second in the premiership table by defeating Naval Reserves 15 to 8. The top four are University High School Old Boys, Sunshine, Power House, and Naval Reserve. Gillier led with five goals, Hibbs four, Aug three, Harley one, Watkins one, Gibson one. Sunshine next faces Power House on the away reserve.
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Naval
Sunshine
University High School Old Boys
Power House
Naval Reserve
Navy
Ncores
Gillier
Hibbs
Harley
Watkine
Gibson Tom Sunshine
Pow House
Allway
Sunshine Anglers Hold Fourth Annual Meeting at Town Hall
The Anglers' Club held its fourth annual meeting in the Town Hall supper room with many members present. Receipts for the year totaled £231 8s 6d. expenditures £224 3s 2d. balancing £7 8s 3d. The building fund stood at £91 16s 11d.
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Roughie
Anglers’ Club
Trophiaa
Pike's Reservoir
Big River
Rlingford
Tooradin
Ylor
V. R. McKay
Esq
Messrs
B, Craddock
L. Forsythe
R. Klix
G. R. Crick
O. B. Davies
W Pummeroy
R. Clarke
L. Cooper
G. Green
EB. Hyett
S. Lowe
N.A. McKenry
P. Simpson
W. Pummeroy
J. Tate
Clark
Mra Gardiner
G. Crick
Anglers
Mesdames Davies
Oldfield
Eric Crick
Young People's Club Hosts Salamagundi Night
A well attended Monday meeting featured Salamagundi Night with eight progressive competitions. Mr Taylor won the top prize with 29 of 32 points and a trophy. four new members were elected and plans for a debate night on the 13th were announced.
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Taylor
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Short Pasn
Belwynark
Bully
Soutar
Woody
Steedman
Sunshine Methodists
Methodists
Footscray
Methodist Football Club
Faulower
Baldwin
Cut
Hampshire
ST. Mark’s Harriers
Young People’s Club
Alf. Lowe
Gecires
M. Rees
Hampshire Road
Derrimut
Hampshire RD
A. Lavina Fall
Sunshine Technical School
L. G. LE Roux
Te Wester
Isla
Smcoens
R. Williams
Carlton
R.williams
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