Sunshine Defeats Kingsville In Tight Local Football Clash
Sunshine held a one point margin over Kingsville in a fast clean match played on a fair ground with few holes from rain. An injury to a visiting player and a local Crick, both in the third quarter, marred the game as ambulance took the visitor to Willamstown Hospital with a broken ankle while Crick suffered a leg and face shake. D Shorten and teammates anchored defense, McPherson Crick and Taffa prowled roving, Beyon debuted with a fair showing, and Field Umpire Patterson, aided by Ellingsen and Jones, controlled a spirited battle that ended with Sunshine pressing for a late win. A promising local team lineup faced Yarraville next on the home ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Kingsville
Willamstown Hospital
Crick
D. Shorten
Shorten
A. More
Henderson
McPherson
Taffa
Moore
Yarraville
Beyon
Patterson
Serle
Stevenson
Dodson
Day
Taffe
Beynon
Renton
Shine and Kingsville Close Half With Lead Exchange
In a windy kickoff Kingsville leads Sunshine 2 goals 3 behinds to 1 behind. Shine fights back with Mas son and Renton linking to Taffe and Freon, adding points and goals amid strong center play. Halftime shows 3 goals 3 behinds each before a collision pauses play. Shine gains a two point edge and prepares for the final period as Renton, Day, and Beynon press forward.
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Masson
Taffe
Soutar
Dodson
Kingsville
Gardens
Shorten
Henderson
Serle
Sunshine
Renton
Masson Iz
Freon
Martin
Shine
T. Moore
Rover
Souter
Wallace
Crick
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Chalmer’s Bootery
Ellingsen
Jones
Roy Day
Sunshine’s
T. E. Robinson
Hampshire Road
Harvard
Castille
Barkly Street
Footscray
Chalmers
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