Albion Draw With 8. Melb in Schoolboys Soccer
Albion Schoolboys journeyed to Middle Park to play South Melbourne Tech boys and settled for a goalless draw despite confident play. Captain Stephenson won the toss but wind favored the home side in the first half. lone chances were brief with K James hitting the upright. Sunshine United narrowly beat Brighton 2 1 as Holman saved many shots. Harrington scored from a corner, and Sunsh ine’s defense held firm. E Grade and B Grade teams faced losses or tough fixtures next week with preparations underway.
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Albion
Melb
Middle Park
South Melbourne Tech
Stephenson
W. Bolitho
J. Styles
South Melbourne
Jim
K. James
Gillard
B. Preston
W. Bolithor
Tuenisson
Davies
Willaton
Fawkner
Sunshine United
Brighton
Sunshine Boys
Holman
Sunshine
Wi Doherty
Sam Maloney
Lawson
Harrington
Hill
R. Cox
Belting Malvern Pitcher Sparks Five-Run Second Inning
Baseball brief notes a strong Malvern pitching change as Belting batters explode for 15 runs by 3 p.m. Bill Searle stands out with sharp hitting and baserunning while Leo Willey and Leo at second help build an even, promising nine. Coachable effort and team depth praised as players learn from the coach and display keen baseball sense.
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Malvern
Bill Lawry
Bill Searle
Leo. Willey
Hat
Bill
Dick Perry
Reece
Leo
Harriers Club Run and General Meeting Notice
The Harriers club will hold a pack run next Saturday at Sun Shine Gardens Reserve starting at 3 p.m. A pre run general meeting in the dressing rooms will decide scoring basis for the season's aggregate. A club get together is planned for Monday June 19 at 8 p.m. in St Mark's Hall with games and supper. past members invited to attend and meet new members.
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Sunshine Gardens
St. Mark's Hall
Braybrook A Team Beats Undefeated Spotswood In Damp Clash
Braybrook dominates an uneven field to beat the undefeated Spotswood five goals in heavy wind. Braybrook B Grade wins while C Grade stays unbeaten with Kingsville. Ivan McBride returns and leads rucks. Social events include pie night and gala dance at Sunshine Town Hall with upcoming matches versus South Footscray and Parklea.
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Jim
Essendon
Lesendon
Harry Knight
Ern Douglas
Garden Serve
South Yarra
H.S.O.B
Town Hall Company
Presa
Spotswood
Braybrook
Kingsville
Ivan McBride
Orgon
Sunshine Town Hall
Town Hall
South Footscray
Footscray
Parklea
Sunshine Districts Survive Bad Conditions To Edge Harvester Socials
In a lackluster Sunshine Districts match played at Gardens Reserve last Saturday the ground was in poor condition and players struggled to stay upright. Sunshine, the more experienced side, won most positions and secured a 25.30 to 1.4 victory with key scores from Nicholls, Roberts Keen, Bradshaw, Hug, Hunter, Lisdale and Ferrer. Ern Jamets impressed at centre half forward with dash and movement.
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Sunshine Districts
Harvester Socials
Ie Gardens Reserve
Sunshine
HarveiSon
Nicholls
Roberts
Keen
Bradshaw
Hug
Hunter
Lisdale
Ferrer
Ern Jamets
Jack Rob
Sunshine Meet Friendship Circle at Hansen Reserve
The club notes Les Huggins and the squad prepare for matches this week. Players must be at the ground by 2.15 for C Grade selection and be at Selwyn Park by 2 p.m to face Seddon after a bye last week.
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Les Huggins
Sunshine
Hansen Reserve
Parkinson Stove Co
Seddon
Selwyn Park
Black Knicks
Sunshine A N A Branch Bowls Tie With Footscray Contenders
The Sunshine A N A branch reports a small routine meeting focused on bowls against Footscray. Wal Tisdale captained a first appearance indoor bowl team that lost 1656 after a tight contest. Discussion covered National and Friendly Society issues and proposed trading law changes affecting Dispensaries.
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Footscray
Wal, Tisdale
Les
Cooper
Ron
Norm
Porter
Ken McDougall
Len
Ray
West Footscray
Wal
Tistale Shoul
A.N.A. Metropolitan Committee
Ray Josephs
Mr. Josephs
Victoria
Sunshine Lodge
Keilor hosts charity ball for Footscray Hospital appeal
Gr W. B r Parsons J P and Mrs Parsons back a Ball in Keilor Shire Hall on June 29 to raise 20000 for the Footscray and District Hospital Building Appeal. Double tickets 10 shillings from N A Woods. The Pars ons bear costs so all proceeds go to the appeal. Residents urged to spread the word amid chaotic conditions.
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Gr. W. BR. Parsons
J.P
Keilor Shire
Keilor
Parsons
Shire
Appeal Supports New Municipal Hospital Plan
Municipal residents back the proposed hospital noting existing Out-Patients' Department work and the need to admit critical cases locally. The appeal argues easier access and less travel for residents once the hospital is functioning, with broad support from the municipalities involved.
Hypocrite as gilded pill quote by Sir T Overbury
A sharp remark defines hypocrisy as a gilded pill made of natural dishonesty and artificial dissimulation attributed to Sir T Overbury.
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Sir T Overbury
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Irving Street
Paisley Street
Herbert King & Sons
E. H. and
H. V. King
Albert
Paisley Streets
Sunshine Timber Co
Hampshire Road
Science
L. G. Leroux
M.J. Patmore
Fea
Grong
Walt
Gross
Hampshire RD
J. Tunner
THE
Harriers
Sunshine A.N.A
Ball
Griffiths
Les. James
Grocer
Melbourne
Sunshine Deer Park Service
A. J. Boyd & Son Sunshine Carrier
Durham Road
Servante Street
City Depot
Lonsdale
Walter A. Warne
Barkly Street Footscray
A. E. Bowdern
Alexa
Alex
F. Clarke
Alex. F. Clarke
Ernest QU. Jackson
Embalmer Ferguson Street
Williamstown
Melbourne Road
Newport
Trong Uerube
Telephous
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