Sunshine Defeat Fairfield in Windy Football Clash
Sunshine edged Fairfield 10.9 to 8.9 in a rain soaked contest at Fairfield. Sunshine built early lead with strong second and third quarters while Fairfield fought back as wind and dusk affected play. Notable for Sunshine were Chitty Gilchrist and Timms. Fairfield received key work from Walsh and Kon.
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Suehine
Chine
Bihie Tora
Ken Funiol
Elever
Wurth
Connie Ehan
Bob Chitty
Maine
Fairies
Sunshine
Fairivld
Walsh
Fairfield
Rod Anstey
Wong
Hi Man
Percy Gilchris
Vinnes
Finnebredd
Fontseu
Timms
Haery Conk
Bob
Rowley Flynne
Mack Wilson
Bi Plummer
Chigwidden
Stavey
Stindinens
Connie Shevlan
Pamie
A. Clarke
Hardy
Fluward
Sunshine midgets edge county rivals in windy clash
A broken, garbled report describes Sunshine midgets facing Fairfield opponents. It notes Sunshine leadership evaluating players, adjusting for wind, and scouting leading to a narrow win. Mentions Bill Grunily joining to fill a needed gap and says the team will be rejuvenated by new insight despite not being at full strength.
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Sunshine
Fairfeld
Sune Iw
Clary
Fairfield
Selvetors
L Athens
Ellierta
Malytield
Pheer
Fairfield Ape
Theou
Bill Grunily
Fairfield Oval
Deer Park Beats Newells In Close Round Game
Deer Park defeated Newells by 14 points after a tight match with a brisk final term. Ewer Hallahan Condie Prewitt Patterson were named best players as Deer Park led early then held off Newells late. Next match is against Williamstown City at the Park oval with a post match social in Deer Park Hall.
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Deer Park
Newells
Gould
Newell Hs
Cayman
Nowells
Ewer
Hallahan
Condie
Prewitt
Patterson
Leer Park
Williamstown City
Park Oval
Sunshine Post Office
Deer Park Hall
Footveray
Sunshine Post
Footballers Receive Trophies in Sub-District Shield Final
Players J Mardy Cockyn Lean and others received medals after the Thattley Shield match in the Sub-District Denti area. The ceremony was presided by Meer Murphy with Mesara, By Wale fore tary among attendees.
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J. Mardy
Ft. Cockuyn
Jt. Lean
Meer Murphy
Deveidathy
Wale Fore Tary
Appeal for Books in Rural Reading Effort Near Daylesford
A letter from a rural reader requests books to help pass spare time in hot weather. The writer, ten miles from town, notes a need for literature and asks for reading matter to be donated or sent to The Adyncate atten nity. Locations and names are vaguely provided, with references to Amerson and Daylostird.
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Daylesford
Med
Anderson
Mikes
Amerson
Cliyfield
Geoeen
Daylostird
That It Swears and The Kiss That Never Happened
A compact, quirky note focuses on phrases about swearing and a claim that she has never been kissed, presenting a tongue in cheek mood with minimal context.
Sunshine Field Gun Club Fortnightly Shoot Report
The Sunshine Field Gun Club held a regular shoot at Melton Park on a dry afternoon. Many shooters attended despite rough notes in the record, with good form and a lively day reported by attendees.
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Sunshine Field Gun Club
Melton Park
Abbas
Odin
Enon
Saburiay
Dane
Sunshine
Car and Truck Collision Near Otmar Road
A collision between a car driven by Mrs Gremahan of Otter Road and a truck carrying Tedly Dhmuaggeer and passengers resulted in front wheel and chassis damage to both vehicles. The truck ignition was switched off as it overturned, preventing a fire. Passenger Smith of Melton sustained a slight injury.
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Gremahan
Oehom Road
Ae Trek
Smith
Melton
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