St Albans and Nettlefolds clash in Sunshine cricket semifinal
Final four results show St Albans and Nettlefolds winning their semi and advancing. Eric Balfour Jack Hailahan led the bowling for Master side with key performances while Stevens Beale Bradshaw contributed with the bat as St Albans bowled out Nettlefolds for 49 and posted solid totals.
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Sunshine To Cricket Association
Somprses Sruide
M.A
C.F
St. Albans
Nettlefolds
East Sunshine
Netthefolds
Delegat
Mansfield
Advocate Office
Nettlefolda
Nettlefulds
St. Alberin
Wee Hy Stevens
Wy Beale
4 Bradshaw
Eric Balfour
Jack Hailahan
Stashman Wis
Farrant
Toning R. Holden
Balfour
Wittham A. Farrant
Stead
Stevens
Ibw
Steadmaiy Ty . Baulch
Bennett Ty
Hibbs H Balfour
R. White
McGovern
Orr
E. Bradshaw
Hallahan
Steadman
Ati
Douglas
Bennett
B. Hammond
Henkin
A. Rae
Matas
Gea
Agee
Bowlin
Ithe
Ovez Hallahan
H. Stevens
East Sunshine A Triumphs Over B In Local Derby
East Sunshine A defeated East Sunshine B by 72 runs in a local derby with Donald scoring 36 and Scott 16 for A while M Close led B with 6 and Stewart 23 not out. Druids edged MU 1 0 0 F with solid fielding and tight bowling.
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East Sunshine
M. Close
East A
Donald
Bolitho
J. White
Scott
Silvey
Stewart
Forrester
Bowt Wise
Muller
Bo- Miho
Lewis
Caithness
Extras
HOUSES BUILT TO ORDER
Plans of latest and up to date styles offered by builders W.20 Sunshine Road. Conditions favorable for an order on better terms. Advice and costs provided by ippss foreman.
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Ippss & Foreman
Sunshine
Bruid Druids clash shows bats and bowlers in rough start
In first innings of a headline cricket match, Buck McKinnon took 7 for 54 as Bruids posted 94. Doduan and Ralph Guy contributed small scores while Maher top scored with 42. Druids reply includes McIntyre and Willey not out, with Williams and Green among the bowlers, as fielding errors and sundries cloud the start.
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A. Doduan
Ray
Ralph Guy
Curthness
Green
B. Guy
B. Willey
Maher
E, Doughn
T. Young
G. Lewis
Ertras
W. McKinnon
T. MeIntyry
T. Fox
Ly Willey
RE. Tareas
Druids
McIntyre
Willey
R. Buttimer
Sundries F
Ralph Ty
KE. Dougls
N. Green
Waratah edge Harvesters in slow wicket thriller
Waratah won the toss and posted 196 for Harvester B to chase. Stephen son top scored with 54, Wright 46, then Anstey and Tooth battled to stumps at 1% as day one ended. Harvesters look to rally on a Braybrook pitch with betting prospects bright.
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Waratah
Stephenson
Wright
Reat
Sutton
Anstey
Twlsters
Sima
Harvester
Tooth
Braybrook
Harvesters
Beeres
Sunshine Stars Lead In Wembley Park Semi Final
Sunshine the Street Methodists hold a 75 run lead with all wickets intact after day one at Wembley Park. Bowlers dominated, Curwood Hamley Smith and Duncan troubled Sunshine batsmen while fielding errors kept the game in Sunshine’s favor. Harold Blakey absent due to accident, but Ron and Druxson rallied the attack and kept opponents on tenterhooks.
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Sunshine the
Street Methodists
Wembley Park
Sunshine
Blakey
Curwood
Hamley
Smith
Duncan
Hyde Street
Shine
Harold Blakey
Ron
Druxson
Bob
Harold
Sunshine XI dominate with strong all round in six overs
Sunshine fielding dazzles as every fielder contributes and Hi Gourley keeps wicket well. Mainstays are Keith Harwood and Harry Gourley in a solid stand, while Duxson and Schmidt star in the NSHINE innings with key dismissals by Curwood and Smith. Second innings see Duxson and Schmidt not out, Hyde Street Methodists falter, and Industrial Association reach semi-final contention with notable bowling figures including a hat trick by Ewer.
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Sunshine
Hi Gourley
Keith Harwood
Harry Gourley
A. Duxson
Curwood
F. Schmidt
Grenfell
Smith
Park
Hawn
D. Miller
Grenfel
Jamey
R. J. Duxson
Dun . H. Gourley
M. Haxby
Duncan
F. Privat
J. Bunting
Humley
Enninset
A. Duxsen
Schmidt
Hyde Street Methodists
Inninses
A. Smith
Schmidt Bo
Duxsen
K. Curwood
Ral
Dassen
A. Duncan
R.A. Duxson
Dinxsen Baer el
Hamley
Me A. Thaxson
Huy
Duxson
Go Parkinson
St Gourley
F. Blackman
Blak A. Parkinson
R.A. W. Grenfel
R. Coates
A. Morice
Rd Duxann
Hinkey
Industrial Association
I.C
V. S.E.C
C.L
Patterson
Shannessy
McIntyre
R. Ewer
Hattrick
Mounsey
Druids Cubs Cricket Club Aims for Test Spirit
Enthusiastic Sunshine youths rally behind the Druids cricket team with a plan to mirror senior records or challenge them. Coach Jimmy Hayes is secured and the secretary Pat Darling reports a sound balance. Key volunteers include Tommy Hauser Jack Pengelly Frosty Curtain Jun Knocker Kiely D McPherson D Singleton and Red Maloney Fisher.
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Fry
Sunshine
Druids
Xemone
Jimmy Hayes
Pat “Brains
Darling
Tommy Hauser
Jack — Pengelly
Frosty Curtain
Jun
Bill Morris Excels in Public School Cricket Debut
Young Bill Morris son of Mr J M Morris of the Bank of New South Wales Sunshine starred for Scotch College in a public schools cricket match. He took five for 47 and scored 20 runs, delivering the standout performance as the youngest player in the side. He dismissed two Grammar batsmen in a row and added H Dowsley to his list of wickets.
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Bill Morris
J. McL. Morris
Bank of New South Wales, Sunshine
Scotch College
Bill
Scotch
Melbourne Grammar
H. Dowsley
Grammar
Sunshine and Footscray Tech School Batting Collapse in Drawn Cricket
Sunshine fielding and hostile bowling kept the match lively but a first innings batting collapse cost them a potential win against Footscray Tech School. Stephens led the bowlers with 3 for 13 while Schuerer starred with 41 not out in the second innings.
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Sunshine
Footscray Tech School
Stephens
Schuerer
Sunshine Lacrosse Club to hold annual meeting in Sunshine
The Sunshine Lacrosse Club invites locals to its annual meeting on Tuesday March 1 at 6 o clock at 19 Dickson Street Sunshine. The gathering previews the 1937 season with aims to boost amateur lacrosse, announce training nights, and elect a best and fairest trophy by referees.
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Bing
Sunshine Lacrowse Club
Sunshine
Victoria
Tno
Railway Reserve
J. H. Fearon
Fearon
Williamstown
Sunshine Club
Veyron
Victorian Lacrosse Association
3XY
Dickson Street
At & O'Clock
Footscray Triumphs In Compact First Innings Victory
Sunshine and Footscray clashed with Footscray securing a win by 68 runs on the first innings. Parsons and Schaerer formed a 40 partnership, while Taylor top scored with 14 in Sunshine’s first innings. the rest faltered against mediocre bowling.
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Parsons
Schaerer
Taylor
Sunshine
Footscray
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East Sunshine A
M.U
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Bruide
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Harvester A
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Chigwidden Lowe
Hallahana
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Sundries Ba
Rowling
Watkon
Ward
Paisley
W. Hobba
T. Sutherland
K. Morcombe
Ty Watson
A. Rogers
J. Coleman OG
Kimball
A. Duxyn
Cawson
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Corby
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Wakatall
Sims
W. Wright
Higgins
Bawden
St. Tooth
Sutton J. Wright
H. Wright
Sims E. Wright
Loane
Brown
Phelan
Wilson
Sundries
Bowliiues Sims
Howard
Druids Cubs Cricket Club
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Alf Boorer
Mudford
Forrest Street
Smith & Lowe
Charles ST
Ballarat Road
Stanford St
Wright St
Sunshine Estate CO
Peacock
Bourke Street
Melbourne
T. E. Pomeroy
W. H. Davies
Anderson RD
A. Fox
Phillips
Fox
Mr. L. Ormond Robinson
Hampomire
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