Sunshine routs Melbourne as Clarke stars in big win
Sunshine dominated Melbourne 17.15 to 6.8 with L Clarke starring at centre forward. Clarke contributed eleven goals aided by Clayton Parsons and Stephens as Wake forays, while Cowan and Gough linked play and Clarke earned best on ground honors. Melbourne backs repeatedly shut down attacks.
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L. Clarke
Melbourne
Sunshine
Clarke
Cowan
Gough
Mellyone
Clayton
Rover
Parsons
Stephens
Sunshine over St Alban-Deer Park at Selwyn Park
Sunshine dominated the match defeating St Alban-Deer Park 6 11 to nil at Selwyn Park last Saturday. Leading Sunshine players included Drayton Gunner Moffatt Wyn hym James Mitchell while St Albans-Deer Park stalwarts included Foley Stevens Moursey Goddard Harrison Brown and Robinson. The final round match between Sunshine and Albion is set for August 8 with the final to follow the next Saturday between the leading two teams.
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Themedlves
Sunshine
St. Alban
A. Moursey
A. Goddard
A. Harrison
R. Brown
H. Robinson
St. Albans-Dr. Park
Albion
Pete Sunshine
Sunshine Triumphs In Rain Soaked Finals Contested by Sunshine and East Brunswick
Sunshine defeated East Brunswick 16 8 after a wet match with Sunshine leading at half and three quarter time. Key players included R Wilson Showell Rodwell Sheehan and Chigwidden for Sunshine while East Brunswick relied on Walters Collins Guthrie and Norman. Rodwell and Timms scored multiple goals and Bruce Fields stood out in defense.
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Sunshine
East Brunswick
East
Neam
Lewis
Stavely
Armstrong
Chitty
Attrill
Flynne
Grundy
James
Anstey
M. Wilson
Showell
Sheehen
Howard
R. Wilson
Macrae
Timms
Rodwell
Rover
Chigwidden
Fields
Brunswick
James Wae
Storm
Sheehan
Radwell
Fielda
Aully
Wilson
Lynne
W. Bunworth
D. Walters
Thompson
J. Minney
H. Hartney
J. Young
Austey
Walters
Collins
Guthrie
McDermott
Young
Norman
Reg
Deer Park Narrowly Defeats Parkside In Muddy Showdown
Deer Park and Parkside clashed in a muddy Wisfrict League match at Parkside. Deer Park led early but Parkside surged ahead before half time and held on to win by 2 1 2 points as rain and greasy conditions hampered kicking. Neal led Deer Park scorers with five goals while Jim Lartledge earned the most determined player trophy.
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Deer Park
Parkside
Footscray
Parksides
Blue and Golds
Neal
Graham
Howell
Murphy
McPherson
Rayner
Uay
Cartledge
Findlay
McIntyre
Prewitt
Jack Horan
Jim Lartledge
Jim
Sunshine Post
Newells
Rockbank Triumphs In Wet Bacchus Marsh clash
Rockbank edged Maddingley 7.7 to 6.8 in a rain soaked match at Bacchus Marsh. Curly Ayton Ted Hudson and a rallied fourth quarter surge spurred Rockbank after a slow start with key tackles from More Hunter Scott and Willey sealing the win. Goalkickers include Wilkie three goals and others by Gireon Minen E Hunter L Willey Bost.
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Rockbank
Bacchus Marsh
Maddingley
Balrogs
O'Brien
Woods Brothers
Curly Ayton
Ted Hudson
Curly
Lydy
Antin
Jack More
Scott
Wilkie
Mure
Willey
Rockies
More
Hunter
Wilkie 3
Gireon Minen
E. Hunter
L. Willey
Bost
Mor
Rockbank Officials Earn Praise for Premiership Position
Rockbank stays near the top of the premiership second to Melton due to club keenness. President George Harrison senior and secretary R Spencer drive cooperation and energy. Key officials include Harrison treasurer Harisson timekeeper and Harrison goalkeeper. The selection committee lists Hodson Lunson More Willey.
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Rockbank
Melton
Jack More
George Harrison
R. Spencer
Ollce
R. Harrison
G. W. Harrixor
J. Harrison
Messrs
E. Hodson
Slunson
J. More
L. Willey
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Tech
Grondy
East Mayers
Bob Chitty
Polo
Fred Wren
Jnot Wey
Bill
Jack Chigwidden
Anstuy
Ald
Bruce Fields
Hands OF Parkside
Allrounder
Sunshine Chick Hatchery
V. Black
Katoake
Hasegawa
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