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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
6
St Marks Harriers win Harwood Cup in two mile race
St Mark's Harriers at Sunshine Road featured a two mile Harwood Cup race with strong time trials despite poor running conditions. Winners Carland and Hull led early, Petherick made a late push, final split saw Carland triumph by 20 yards over Hull. Knight set the fastest time from scratch, 10 min 6 sec for the distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ht. Mark's Amateur Athletic Club
Sunshine Road
Harwood
Uh Lub
Burnley
Wither
Cher
Tey. A
Eh. Winter
KK. Kine Nersly
Sen
Me B
J. Kime
A. Matlin
Yide
My Petherick
Mudford Hulten
Brown
Mider
D Carkind
T. Tall
Ant Pippett
Pippett
Mal
Curland
Major
Lowe
Knight
Petherick
Theening
Hall and
Carland
Hitler
Rown
Halden
Murdforl
Rawn
Holden
Muleford
Hull Wi
Hull
Nec
Sunshine Golf Club yields uneven scores in cold conditions
The Sunshine Golf Club reports a chilly Saturday keep many golfers off the course while a few posted solid cards. Tomorrow’s four ball competition uses Stableford scoring with pairs from Jonies and Kentlemen. Last week's notable scores include Graham 28 and Baxter 30, with several other players posting in the 20s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hums
Jndies
Kentlemen
Stableford
Graham
N. Baxter
R.K. McDonald
Donald
Walllamoon Ayue AL Miscock
Albion Mothers' Club Apple Day Report
Albion Mothers' Club held a two day event labeled Apple Day despite business challenges. The effort drew teachers and families, selling apples and related items with proceeds aiding the club. The event succeeded financially and in encouraging community participation, with demand suggesting future Apple Day events.
London Elocution Examinations Led By Mr Howlett Ra
At the London College of Music elocutionary examinations on Monday, students from various sections were listed as successful. Names include Hetty Eliason, Phyllis Mills, Patricia Hayden, Daphnv Douglas, Betty Blakey, Svetians George Mann, Loris Naylor, Coral Rowers, and Anne Slater. All pupils belong to Mrs (?) Una Street, Sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London College of Music
J. Howlett
Hetty Eliason
Phyllis Mills
Istelan
Patricia Hayden
Daphnv Douglas
Tian
Dean Wilson
Lsteins
Mre
Una Street
Sunshine
Performance in finishing sixth noted as creditable
A brief sports item states a team or individual finished sixth, with officials calling the result highly creditable and praising consistency, effort, and competitive showing amid the competition.
St Mark's To Stage Three Mile Club Championship
Tomorrow St Mark's club will run a three mile championship starting at St Mark's Hall with a sealed handicap race. Entrants include Mattinson Knight Petherick Hil Mudford Lowe Curland Holden Brown Major and Mider. Start time is 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
St. Mark's Hall
Mattinson
N. Knight
G. D . Petherick
T. Hil
A. Mudford
B. Lowe
Local Reserves defeat Brunswick seconds 4 2 at Door Park
A brisk Cup tie at Door Park sees LCT Reserves edge Brunswick seconds 4 2 after a lively first half. Clayton and Haxby score for the locals while Wilson makes several saves and Gro. Clayton adds more in the second period alongside a Breen setup. Visitors press but fail to finish with consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Door Park
LCA
Broderick
Wine
M. Flaxby
Clayton
George
Wien Po
Sruvewick
Slanger
Tr. Hill
Breen
Jock McLeod
J. Wise
McLeod
Wilson
Doc
Geo
Maxby
Haxby
Doe Wilson
Huxley
Newton
First Eleven Triumphs Over Brunswick Firsts Again
The first eleven beat Brunswick Firsts again by goals to one after a visit to Brunswick. Team selections for the Heidelberg match on Saturday list Boer Park as the venue with first eleven including Morgan Gray Loft Burgess R Haxby E Taylor Shaw A Burgess Jock Campbell D Gray. Reserve Cramond. Aspen XI and other players noted in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Heidelberg
Boer Park
Morgan
H. Gray
Loft
Burgess
R, Haxby
E. Taylor
Shaw
A. Burgess
Jock Campbell
D. Gray
Cramond
Aspen I
Ween
Daria Wise
M, Haxby
Geo
Aes
Ae Viene Newton
Tottenham Run Up Fifteen Goals Against Footscray Thistle
Tottenham defeated Footscray Thistle 15 nil, breaking the Victor schoolboy record. Barnard scored eight goals, with several players contributing. The match featured wind, late storms, and heroic Tottenham defense led by Lawson. Next, Tottenham meets Albert Park C.B. in the Glen Shepard Cup round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tottenham
Footscray Thistle
A. Barnarg
Ferguson
Tyham
Featherstone
Thistle
J. Ch
Miny
Forte Ap
L. Bird
We ¢Mers
Harward
Clayton
Turd
J. Chalmers
Elliott
Footscray
Barnard
Foseray Thistle
Burnard
Bird
Chalmers
AJ Elliott
Tottenham Will
Fortnight debate over forty hour week stance from Casey
Hon. R. G. Casey delivers a broadcast critique of a proposed forty hour week. He argues the plan faces jurisdictional limits, risks higher production costs, and could reduce employment. He accuses Labor of pushing an unstudied experiment and cautions against hasty cuts to hours without broader impact analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3GL
Geelong
R. G. Casey
MLHLR
Labor Party
Weir
Commonwealth
Unclear Social Media Message About Direct Messaging
A brief, fragmented user note references a change in direct messaging ability. The text mentions a three week interval and a shift from inability to sending DMs to now being able to DM again. No clear names, dates, or places are provided.
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