Footscray Defeated, Hays Juve Struggles On Pitch
A rough game saw Footscray edged by a strong opponent as our players posted a rare 0-4 home setback. Vieseta hit the first homer with several players left on base while misplays and wild pitches highlighted a difficult outing for the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Footscray Teli
Vieseta
Buerre
Footscray
HMO
Ard
Thor Ovnie
Weyers
Ledin
Haine
Bernie Calan
Qioniliens
Beatie
Amiswis
Sunshine Younger Set Drives at Night
A well patterned drive was held last night guiding a group of participants by a Sunshine Younger set. A skating night is scheduled at the Gliomhunt on Monday with sons asked to arrive at seven o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Bell Auctioneer Offers 9 Lots on Sunshioe Crescent
W J Bell Auctioneer lists nine lots on Sunshioe Crescent with plans for street access and utilities. Estate agent emphasizes bidding terms and property details as part of an upcoming sale.
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W. J. Bell Auctioneer
Sunshioe Crescent
Sui
BO Ft
AIM Enehy
Sydenham Bazaar Opens with Defence Fund Support
The Sydenham event opened by Mr. Gooch as president praised volunteers and art work, noting small numbers but strong spirit. Funds raised from stalls and lucky numbers supported Red Cross relief for sick and wounded servicemen, with prizes donated by local businesses and individuals.
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Aivb-Braneh
Mechanica
Init
Aps
Sinaal Digenifil Manne
Ure FE
Dully
Dis Shire
Torors
Pan
Theae mm
Porn
Firiklini
Atalla
Moulumox Wright
Larecombs
Smith
Clee
Duxtinnipa Hater
G. Sant Loscombe
A. Butler
Menlanine
M. B. Marton
Mina 1
Matler
Don O'Neil
Pat Tally
Dane ‘Butler
Dean Nota
Sules
God
Stns
FE. Dully
Bniwin
Red Griyu
Me. M. . Landerns
Selene
Excelsion Parma Waltz Final Saturday June 18
The Parma Waltz competition held at Mascule continues with a third beat before the interval and a final after. In the second heat on Saturday last, D Self and Batty Mon were ruled winners by judges, with Coull lye wren and others noted for a keen public vote. The rules permit the couple with the most votes in the heart heat to advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coull Lye Wren
Sunshine Sports Rally Urges Local Support for Saturday Football
A Sunshine district note calls on readers in Sunshin to attend Saturday Football at Braybrook and Sunshin Park. It lauds local clubs Sunshine Football Club, Baseball Club, and cricketers while urging fans to back teams, with details on a 2 pm kickoff at Selwyn Park and a plea for public turnout to sustain sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOK
Halitn
Suiwhine
Sunshine
Faverosee Club
Sunshine Football Club
St Mark'n Harriers
Markey Chul
Sunshine Cricket
Ouf
Anil
Ivan
Eam
Mur Jadh
Vuard
Sunshine Football Club Triumphs In Fast Game
Sunshine Football Club showed faster ball handling and better plays, leading 8 points early. CY.MS answered with two more goals before halftime, then CY.M8.8 added three, shaping a tight contest as Sunshine battled to near equal final score.
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Nore Purpow
Cy.ms
Sunshine
Posntlves
E. Nicholle
Wowara
Cy.m
C.Y
Sotahine
Mart Frond
Carerer
Arte Rayton
P- Inkster
Tale
Western District runners race at Piatveray grounds
Last Saturday week a one mile aerated race was held at halftime from the Piatveray grounds. Representatives from Footscray Williamstown and St Mark's competed for Western District honors. W Ager Lib Moma etc placed. A four mile pack run followed with a 2 mile breakaway. Next Saturday a handicap pack run is scheduled from the M C A room with Abner Wybert at 2 20 p.m. colleagues to meet in the lodg. train from Sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wach
Footscray
Williamstown
St. Mark's
Apuivatale
Hiencentine
W. Ager
Ominerny
Lib
Moma Sobontne
Mark's
Itus Cox
St. Mark
Olymypte Derk
Clu
M.C.A. Elie
Abner Wy Abert
Arentiers
Lod
Sunshine
Golf Club results and standings from weekend stroke competition
A golf club weekly event produced a stroke play contest with players including Mrs Gale Mrs Stevens and Mr W Stevens showing strong scores. Details list names and scores across multiple sections and note an upcoming Stableford format event with Mr C Ay Wscock as steward.
Lodge News Mull On Wednesday June Loyal Sunshine
Report covers a Lodge meeting with many attendees and officers named. It notes installation of officers including Walige and Whiting, mentions fundraising expenditures and balances, and states membership growth with active members and upcoming events. The text preserves local-assembly tone and names several members and officials.
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Mentary
Eth Gee Forboa
McGoubrie
Westcmt
Bros Knees Py
Whitink
Lme
Vicvaria
Uvernelven
Meir Walige
We Whiting
J. Forber
Cryin
Sintee Nutting
Ayjuinel Hire
Mackay
Cane
Wal
Ge Ter J. Cameron
WMLAS
Hira Taylors
Halavr
Wick Ray
Losige Anil
Yarra Uist
Incomplete Phrase Prompts Action by All
A fragment asks if each person can do a task and suggests that if each acts, everything will be completed. The text implies collective effort but lacks concrete details or identifiers.
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Chaharen
Rien
Hrmybronk
Trent
Hell
Bagi Anloetwil
Agra
Seetoy
Wilmot
Tian Hho
F. Saye
Lowry
James
Procera
H. Doherty
Ballarat Street
Yarraville
Hampshire Road
T. H. Launder
Home Furnishers
Irving ST
Nelson Bros
Suneral
Victoria Street
Sydenham
Abb
Excelsion
Braybrook Football
Brayprook
Lefratml
Duteutos West Footneray
Lenybrook
Gth
Hosil Amiernhion
Choymer
Lin
West Footareay
Ath Co
Bray Monk Pinyor Anit
Malinney
Wil Matneg
Wally Haykine
Selwyn Park
Yarrnville
Aga
Aluggle
Yarraville Socials
Fial
Fitzgerald
Tydath
Webb
McCregar
Searle
Spatland
Mil
Ton
Bunshin
ST. Mark’s Harriers
Puklefort
W. Stevens
Bert Coron
Willaton
W. Dignolt
Bogey
Stableford Wyatom
Mrr
Thy
Clinnick
Mra
Dewsh
Mira
Cutaven
Mn Herwep
Mrs Gly
Mina
Phompnum
Mra Shaw
Ara
Mutimine
W. Steveny
Ta Jackwon
Gale CN
Re Mormuy
Lawwnane
He Morris
Garry
A. Buttimer
K. Lorene
F. Mauer
W. Dinnell
W. Prager
J. Pitageralis
J. Butherland
Lodge News
Sunshine Timber Co
Town Hall
Herbert King & Sons
B. W. Ing Funeral Directors
Albert
Paisley Streets
Science
Lesouz
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