East Sunshine Gains Fourth Spot In Close Crick et Finals
The final home and away round left three teams level for fourth in the Final Four with East Sunshine advancing on percentage. Semi finals set WCW vs West Sunshine and LC.R. vs East Sunshine, with Albion Juniors facing East Sunshine Juniors in the junior final. Grounds changes forced Sunshine Park to be unused for semis, and Easter Tour plans along with Carnival duties at the Shire Hall were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sunshine
Waratah “A
Albion
Y.C.W. Low
West Sunshine
Y.C.W
LOLA
Waratah A
St. Albans
Druids
Sunshine
G.ulo
C.F
S.C.B
Harvesters
Sydenham
Waratah
Tt. MU
WCW
Worvesters
Gardens Boserv
Lc.r
W.C.W
Ballerat Rd
Sunshine Park
Gardens Reserve
Albion MRS STH Sunshine innings progress at Narburgh fifty
Albion resumed their first innings with Narburgh on 46 not out and Pettifer at 3 not out as the score moved to 121. Narburgh passed fifty before perishing for 58 at 144, the tail wagging as low-quality bowling was punished. Pettifer reached 21 then Lee bowled Neyland for 9, finishing the last wicket with 36 added.
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Albion
Narburgh
J. Pettifer
Pettifer
Lee
Neyland
Albion Triumph Sets Up Junior Premiership Showdown
Albion reached 193 with Narburgh 58 and Pettifer 21 guiding a solid innings after South Sunshine opened poorly. Sunshine’s second innings began brighter with Coxhill 22 and Taafe 18 among runs, but Albion lead on first-innings total as East Sunshine hinges on the upcoming clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sunshine
Coxhill
McKechnie
Taafe
Albion
East Sunshine
Std. Sunshine
Nuttall
McFadyen
Stewart
Hunter
McKinnon
Byron
Allan
Day
Extras
Said
Morgan
J. Pettifer
Narburgh
R. Pettifer
Dickson
East Sunshine Qualifies for Final Four in Close Win
East Sunshine secured a final four spot by winning the season finale on percentage. In the first innings East Sunshine scored 89 with Ross 20 Chalmers 18 and Watson 16 while Harvesters were 65 with Wakefield 20 Smithwick 12 and Beswick 7 25. East Sunshine then posted 64 in the second innings with Laver 14 Watson 12 Chalmers 10 and McLeod 1/28 while Harvesters were 50. East Sunshine won by 3s runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sunshine
Ross
Chalmers
Watson
Gillard
Smithwick
Harvesters
Wakefield
K Silvey
Beswick
E. Sunshine
Laver
McLeod
K. Silvey
K. Kelly
Sunshine-Drui ds Juniors win outright by innings and 65
Sunshine-Drui ds Juniors won outright by an innings and 65 runs after Sunsh ine scorers 146 first innings and Druids second innings 47 all out. Mick Ritchie took 6 for 8 to star the bowling, with Wright 2/25 and Blackmore 3/15 supporting. Ben Deeble top-scored for the Druids with 20 not out and Kevin D'Arcy added 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeble
Goldsworthy
Gregory
Thomson
D'Arcy
Bunting
Hyde
Bell
Webb
Wall
Wright
Blackmore
Ritchie
Mick Ritchie
Druids
Ben Deeble
Kevin D'Arcy
Fast Sunshine
East Sunshine Final Teams and Albion Junior Lineups
East Sunshine final team list includes K Kelly Watson Bakes Chalmers Truman Cranwell Morrow M Kelly Ross Laver Beswick Gillard plus 12th man. Juniors Wenmouth Lewis Davenport Ritchie Lamont Prewett T Kelly Blackmore N Kelly Coxhill Wright Hegarty. All to ground by 1.90 pm. Albion junior Pettifer R Pettifer W Shephard H Morgan J McBean K Narburgh K Neyland L Dickson G Lee R Smith B Said G Thiele to be on ground by 1.30 pm.
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K. Kelly
Watson
Bakes
Chalmers
Truman
Cranwell
Morrow
M. Kelly
Ross
Laver
Beswick
Gillard
Wenmouth
Lewis
Davenport
Ritchie
Lamont
Prewett
T. Kelly
Blackmore
N. Kelly
Coxhill
Wright
Hegarty
Pettifer
R. Pettifer
W. Shepherd
H. Morgan
J. McBean
K. Narburgh
K. Neyland
L. Dickson
G. Lee
R. Smith
B. Said
G. Thiele
Pam
Bowling Notes Bulaw Hai? (Headline derived from data)
Last Saturday the A team played away at Moonee Ponds with two tight scores and two losses while the B team faced Coburg at home with all rinks down. The A team hosts Flemington next Saturday. players listed. In the No Group Tourney the H Mann rink reached the semi final and a fourth prize. A total of £460 raised for the Hospital Appeal.
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Moonee Ponds
Crook
Perry
Whittingham
Carrick
Flemington
Stone
Rohner
Kyle
Osborne
Wilson
Booth
Guy
Rooney
Barclay
Cudderford
Lowe
Ellingsen
Coburg
Sunshine
Warnock
Schaeffer
Ross
Mann
Werribee
Tordoff
Dunkley
F. Pearce
J Pearce
Gritton
Grigg
Miller Turner
Green
Longson
Barkla
Goodwin
Sully
Porter
Judd
H. Mann
Mr. A. Perry
St Albans Football Club elects officers after first season
St Albans Football Club held its annual meeting on March 1 with about 50 attendees. The report praised a four match season, finishing with a £31 credit balance. President W E Perrett led the election of officers, with Alan Goddard secretary and L Hassett treasurer. The committee plans ground and pavilion improvements at Errington Reserve and invites workers and potential players to join training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albany Football Club
W. E. Perrett
Messrs
B. Moffat
C. Cox M. Doherty
H. Hale
FE. Luxford
Alan Goddard
L. Hassett
A. Bell
L. Dickson
S. Taylor
A. McPherson
A. Priest
J. Douglas
Goddard
Messrs A Clarke
C. Cox
Errington Reserve
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Shire Hall
R.S.L
Cricket Association
Stars OF the Round
V. Patten
N.o
Dallingy
Y.C
Charles
C.R
Howard
Davies
Albion Juniors
Mills
Searle
Harmon
Sth, Sunshine
Engineering & Combustion CO. Pty. Ltd
Apex
Smith
McKeechnie
Druids Juniors
St. Albans Football Club
Crescent Furnishings
Grundy & Rowland
SUN
Gross’s
W. & C. Gross
Hampshire
Sunshine Garage
Devonshire Road
Nettlefolds Pty. Ltd
Ballarat Road
Albion Station
J. W. McGrath Quality Stores
Hampshire Road
Monsanto (Aust.) Pty. Ltd
Somerville Road
Braybrook
Footscray
Sunshine Stations
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