Sunshine and Malvern Rally Highlight Weekend Cricket Action
Sunshine edged Malvern by 6 runs after a tough sixth inning fight as Des Mitchell and Bill Sheppard starred on offense and defence. Second-string players like Kevin Willey showed improvement, while John Villey anchored behind the mask for Sunshine in a tight Selwyn Park clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburg
Selwyn Park
Baker
Ezar
Nankervis
Booth
Sheppard
W. Goldsworthy
Blackmore
Crook
Mitchell
Doubleday
Post Office
Barkin
Porter Viney
A. Barnes
Dbd Hill
T Jones
J. Goldsworthy
Donaldson
Dawson
Jacobs
Stonehouse Crawford
K. Willey
Newport
FC McGuire
K Jones
Laflin
Longson Vague
L. Barnes
Kemp
Wood Brown
Cathcart
Fischer
Butler
Rodgers
Younger Set Basketball Round Matches and Finals Dates
The top AZ grade teams resume with No 1 facing Melbourne 3 at Royal Park and No 2 meeting Elwood at Elwood, all players to catch the 1:33 pm Sunshine train. No 3 has a bye. Last Saturday No 1 lost to Aberfeldie by nine goals, their first defeat this season. With three matches left, No 1 should stay top. No 2 and No 3 were edged by two goals. Night matches at Princes Park last week set semi finals for Exhibition Bulldogs next Tuesday August 4. In AZ grade S.Y.5 No 1 faces North Fire Joy at 7:45 pm Wednesday August 5. The grade final is 6:30 pm Friday August 4 followed by an exhibition Victoria Interstate girls match versus a Night Association select team.
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Melbourne
Royal Park
Elwood
Sunshine
Aberfeldie
Princes Park
Bulldogs
S.Y
North Fire Joy
Night
Methodist Basketball Roundup Highlights Sunshine Teams
Sunshine 1 and Gipps Street clashed in a close match with Gipps Street edging Sunshine 1 by four goals. Jennifer Allen was top player and Shirley Jackson fairest. Sunshine 2 beat North Essendon 7 to 1 with Margeret Penberthy top player and Phyllis Graham fairest. Juniors defeated Kingsville by 28 goals. Sunshine 2 travels to Simpson St next Saturday at 3 pm. Sunshine 1 and Juniors have byes.
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Sunshine
Gipps Street
Jennifer Allen
Shirley Jackson
North Essendon
Argeret Penberthy
Phyllis Graham
Kingsville
Simpson St
Sporting correspondents urged to file copy early in week
Article requests sport reporters to submit their copy promptly at the start of the week to ensure timely publication and reliable continuous coverage across editions.
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Tradesmen’s
A. F. Dewar
Williamstown Road
Yarraville
Roberts Street
Footscray Floor Surfacing CO
J. Sharp
A. F. Dawes
Drayton Street
Ls. Bulman
Yareaville
L. T. Hooke
Morris Street
A. W. Lynch
Forrest Street
Master Pain Decorators’ and
Norm Clarenshaw
Richelieu Street
West Footscray
Melbourne Technical College
C. McKenna
Kaleomining
Dobeon Crescent
J. H. Stephenson
Clark ST
J. H Winzar
R. S. Doll
Neil M. Moore
J. Merritt
H. V. McKays
Hex Street
Tottenham
M.M.E.W
Ernest ST
Ballarat Road
Duke Street
L. Greenaway and
L. Clinton Electrical Contractors
2Nd Park Street
North Fitzroy
Vicky Leigh
Hampshire Rd
Sunshine Tou Yous
Sunshine Stn
T. A. Kennedy
Victoria Crescent
ST. Albans
Sunshine Beauty
Miss 5. Cathcart
Marigny
Jamal
Withers Street
Hampshire Road
J. Caithness
Harvey Brooks
Board of Health
Colbion
Derby Road
Graham St
Albion Quarrying Coy
E. M. Judd
Ballarat RD
Hampshire
A. E
Bert) Brown
Argyle St
M.M.B.W. Board of Health
Ing
LIGHT
Sunshine City
Edna Street
North Sunshine
Suffolk Road
Chiropodist
Edward Sleigh
Paisley Street
J. Barnard & L. Steers
Anderson Rd
Warleigh Rd
Weat
Fecray
Cowper ST
Footscray
K. E. Powerlett
E. Chapman
Cornwall Road
Devonshire Rd
ICE Supplies
Tom McIntyre
Door
Consult
G L. Durham
Suffolk Rd
Hamel Street
Uildeer
Mr. Cummane
Eeok
E. Clayton
Manweld St
Sumahinn West
Morris St
Gall
APOE
Malvern
Des Mitchell
Bill Sheppard
Val Baker
Ron Nankervis
Ray Harvey
John Villey
Kevin Willey
Porter
Barnes
W. Crawford
Port Melbourne
Port
Op Ae
Innnega
Pee
Don Butler
Chariie Jones
Peter Longson
Conest di ‘ Jackson
Williamstown
Melbourne Road
Methodist Basketball
Arnell Bros
Sunshine Carriers
Melbourne - Sunshine Daily
Dora Street
Braybrook
Summerhill Rd
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