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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1952
Page
10
On the first Saturday Sunshine scored 255 and declared at 7 for 256. Don Jamieson snared 6 for 53 to star for the locals. Caulfield posted 183 with notable scores from Kelly 42 and Nas Thompson Hay 14. Bowling highlights included H Pocholi 6/29 and G Hoskins 6/31 as several players contributed in a dense scoreline across teams.
The second eleven won its second match by dismissing Caulfield for 93 in their first innings after resuming at 1/39 and reaching 171 with 34 by Said and Southern. Caulfield then faltered to 6/35 at stumps in their second innings as Simpson took 5/16.
Last Saturday finished home and home S D C A matches and the A Grade finals. East Sunshine beat Waratah for third place by five runs, Druids dismissed Sunshine United to take fourth. Final order lists Keilor and St Albans high on points with Waratah, East Sunshine, Druids, Albion, and others in the mix. Semi finals set for Saturday and Monday at Sunnish Park East Sunshine Garders Reserve and St Albans with emergency umpire N Anderson.
Outstanding performances highlight A Beckensall and D Creen for high marks. The event on Sunday showcased top effort across contenders with notable scores and standout displays.
Detailed results show East Sunshine defeating Waratah 132 to 127 in the final round with 2 24. Druids posted 8 for 263 and then beat Sunshine United by 208.
Hewitt captains the SDCA Junior side to meet at Speedway Ground Maribyrnong for the F Gee Cup final against rival teams. The squad includes Galdsworthy soarage Ande Penny Sommervill Green Fitsimmons Sumney Pitcher Lews with Dixon as 12th man and McKennerEmerg. Easter tour dates extended to March 11 with Warrnambool tour planned under Manager Jack Patten.
In a SUNSHINE cricket match at Selwyn Park last Sunday the Sunshine Senior Club defeated the Sunshine Cricket Association. Keith Kelly emerged as the standout Association player, potential asset to the senior side. Scorers included Hampson 59 Deeble 1 Simpson 7 Southern 92 Kyle 21 Willey 0 Storey 15 Simpson 0, extras 10, total 168. Bowling details list Power Anderson and others with varying figures. final line shows Kelly 66 and Simpson 6/58 among notable performances.
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