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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jun 02, 1944

Page

3

Sunshine Baseball Club Tarnished by Poor Sportsmanship

The Sunshine Baseball Club faces criticism after a weekend game marked by abusive umpiring and hostile player conduct. Veterans like Reece Williams faced harsh taunts while a catcher’s ill-judged throws drew further derision, threatening the team’s good standing. Despite strong hitting by Jack Fraser and solid plays, the outing highlighted discipline issues and calls for better sportsmanship to preserve the club’s reputation.

Sunshine Baseball Club Sunshine Reece Williams Ormond Park Essendon Tom Euinte Wil Martin Jim Scott Ron Holden Ares Jack Fraser John Jack Leo Willey Jack Storey E Grade Tom Young Iids Jim Kiely Noni Éthesenpsom Indon Malvern Ane Young Douglas Guy Scott McPherson Beker Nunn Kiely Knight Ham Booth Barclay

Preston Defeats Albion in Narrow Victory

Preston toppled Albion with a strong performance as Alvin Ka led scoring with decisive points. Albion struggled to counter the visitor's pace and finish, capping a tense contest that kept the outcome in doubt until the final minutes.

Preston Albion Ka Alvin

Harriers Juniors Shine In Half Mile Race At Weekend Meet

Doug Paton won the half mile with Jim Learmonth and Bill Tribe close behind. Alan Mills, though fifth, ran an impressive race. Ivory finished fourth as the pundit handicappers kept the field tight. Next Saturday a 3 mile handicap from Scout Hall opens V.A.A.A. activities with club events barred.

Alan Mills Doug Paton Jim Learmonth Bill Tribe Ivory V.A.A.A Scout Hall Disraeli Street Kew Gardena D. Paton J. Learmonth W. Tribe V. Ivory A. Mills Cox

Two More Decisive Victories In Premiership Ladder

Two Grade teams posted decisive wins on Saturday advancing four points on the premiership ladder. Cranwel Watters and the consistent Priest led the effort as Mammoth Teal strengthened their existing supremacy with another big score.

Cranwel Watters Mammoth Teal

Hikers enjoyed scenic tour and gala plans noted

Last Sunday a group hiked from One Tree Hill through Sassafras to Kallista Belgrave and back, despite rain threats. A couple lagged behind and a bit of misadventure with rented mustangs occurred. The outing earned praise and sparked a call for another. A gala at Shire Hall funds the Tech School Appeal, tickets from members. Elva Graham underwent minor surgery. wishes for speed recovery. Dance at Town Hall drew a large crowd. next week Scout Hall hosts a four-team clash.

Sassafras Ballista Kallista Belgrave Shire Hall Kupper Elva Graham Town Hall Scout Hall

Sunshine District Stellar Win Over Essendon Drill In Football Fixture

Sunshine District defeated Essendon Drill 15 28 118 to 8 8 66 with key contributions from Hugging Tisdale Roberts and Parsons. Act­ing captain Eddie Hunter impressed with high marks and ruck work while Jack Howard surged into top form. Sunshine next hosts Harvesters Socials at Gardens Reserve. players to arrive by 2.15 p.m.

Selwyn Park Sunshine Esendon Drill Essendonards Sunshine District Essendon Hugging Tisdale Roberts Parsons Fitzgerald Nicholls Thomas White Eddie Hunter Jack Howard Norm Goddard Ken Tisdale Alf Bradshaw Les Pagwins Harvester Socials Gardens

Wealth swap quip echoes in Path Finder note

A concise quotation from Path Finder contrasts a husband asking what one would do with Rockefeller income and a wife responding what Rockefeller would do with hers, followed by a clipped line about virtuous boys and eternity in bondage attributed to Addison.

Hubby Rockfeller Pathfinder Beys Addison

Girl Guides enrollment and flag dedication at Sunshine

Phyllis Hill Kath leen Decent Mavia King Betty Fisher and Beverly Mollison were enrolled last Wednesday, May 24. Evelyn Bradshaw, our lieutenant, attended from the country for a short time as the flag was dedicated at the Methodist Church. Phyllia McLauchlan, Jane Fisher and Joan Hughes carried the flag as two patrols Robin and Rose hiked to the Maribyrnong Tea Gardens. The group anticipates the next meeting with interest.

Phyllis Hill Kathleen Decent Mavia King Betty Fisher Beverly Mollison Methodist Church Sunshine Evelyn Bradshaw Phyllia McLauchlan Jane Fisher Joan Hughes Robin Rose Maribyrnong

Wheels Run By Cruel Story On Hand Fitting

A terse remarque links cruelty to mechanized wheels and human hands, implying a metaphorical or poetic critique of dehumanizing systems. The fragment hints at friction between machinery and human agency with a stark, enigmatic tone.

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