Sunshine finishes season with win over Brunswick
Sunshine ends their season with a fifth win, marking the club's best Sub-District season. After Brunswick were dismissed for 137, Sunshine batsmen supported the bowlers as G Hampson 30 and B D Deeble 45 led an F Simpson 16 and L Willey 18 plus contributions from others to reach 167 declared with strong fielding and pressure throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Brunswick
Hampson
Deeble
G. Hampson
BD. Deeble
L. Jamieson
D. Jamieson
F. Simpson
L. Willey
Foster
J. Storey
A Kyle
R. Nankervis
Fox
Extras
Notable Scoring Fragments From Game Summary
L Pacholi 59 and Gregory 14 lead a scoring snippet with Kelly 6/61, M Kelly 3/21, and Rowe 2/29 appearing in the game log. The fragment suggests a basketball box score line with multiple players and points noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Pacholi
Gregory
1. Kelly
M. Kelly
Rowe
B Grade Druids and Harvesters Match Scores
In B Grade cricket Druids posted 160 in their first innings with key scores from Thompson 27 and W Howitt 45. Parsons 18 and McPherson 33 aided. Anstey 6/65 and Prewitt Jr 2/18 led bowling. Second innings 4/72 saw W Howitt 11 and Mitchell 28 not out. Harvesters 1st innings 39 with Mithwick 9 not out and Thompson 4/18 by Harvesters’ bowlers. Second innings 191 saw Patten 55 and Byron 27, Prewitt Sr 16, Mitchell 2/25, Parsons 4/45.
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Thompson
W. Howitt
Parsons
McPherson
Byron
Patten
Anstey
Prewitt Jnr
D. Mitchell
DeYoung
Bushby
W. Harvesters
Mithwick
R. Cox
W. Hewitt
Mitchell
Cém
Prewitt Snr
D. Patten
Finals Set After Drama In Coastal Grade Match
Inns and timings detail a tight contest between S.O.B. and Druids with St Albans posting 146 and 9/106 declared. Key contributions include Nicholson 94 n.o. and Deans 607. Finals begin tomorrow over three days with 1 pm start as Waratah and East Sunshine officiate at Sunshine Park.
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D. St. Albans
Nicholson
N.o
Butler
Stubbs
Deans
Young
Semi final cricket shocks as Harvesters fall to Druids B
The semi finals last weekend delivered upsets with Harvesters, unbeaten at home and away, losing to Druids B whom they had beaten twice this season. In B grade 5.0.B. edged St Albans in a tight finish while A grade final features Waratah and East Sunshine renewing last year’s final.
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Harvesters
Druids
St. Albans
Waratah
East Sunshine
Keilor
Waratah Narrow Victory with 281 and 161 Declares
Waratah posted 281 in their first innings led by Jowett 17 not out and 85 by Patten, then bowled Cannon 21 and O'Brien 14 in the second as Keilorst were dismissed for 185. Key contributions included Hauser 21 and Wright 31 for the visitors and notable bowling figures Simpson 3/58 and McArthur 3/18.
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Hauser
Horner
G. Crook
Wright
Patten
Jowett
N.o
McArthur
Simpson
O'Brien
MacKay
Russel
Caulfield
Chigwidden
J. Crook
W. Searle
No. Simpson
O’brien
Beckensall
McMurray
Cannon
Simpson's Great Hand for Seconds in Sub-district Cricket
Tom Simpson hit five sixes and ten fours for 98 in 118 minutes as Brunswick defended 231. His brother Frank had been the first Sunshine batsman to reach a century in the same grade, and Simpson narrowly missed a unique brotherly century when a late single would have made both centuries. Brunswick won on first innings, Seconds 178 all out.
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Frank
Sunshine
Tommy
Brunswick
Motor Cycling Club Plans Social and Track Meeting
At the last meeting the club invited lady friends of members to join and form a social committee. Bob McKenzie's father, an active motor cyclist, attended. Next Sunday a practice starts at 8 a.m. with a 5 shillings entrance fee per class. Classes include 250 cc se 500 cc 650 cc and unlimited. Trophies will be awarded up to 350 cc 500 cc and unlimited. Directions to the track are available from J Shanks H Harris and J Slade. The general meeting for members and their ladies is at 8 p.m. with an agenda including Trial Reliability and a Petrol Coeadmetins ton.
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Bob McKenzie
C.c
J. Shanks
H. Harris
J. Slade
S.D.C.A. Juniors win F Gee Cup over Fscray Churches
In the final of the F Gee Cup the S.D.C.A. juniors defeated Fscray Churches Association by 98 to 89 at Gardens Reserve. Standouts include J Anderson 12 and Week 25 not out. Hewitt 14 and 6/68 for S.D.C.A. The win makes S.D.C.A. holders of both Senior and Junior trophies, underscoring strong cricket from the Sunshine district.
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S.D.C.A
F’scray Churches Assoc
Western Suburbs
Pitcher
Hewitt
Green
J. Anderson
L. Anderson
N.o
G. Sumner
P.C.A
Burns
Carson
Roberts
Prentice
Lewer
Sunshine Cricket Club
Easter Tour Selection for S D C A Warrnambool
The squad named to represent S D C A on the Easter tour to Warrnambool includes K. Kelly as captain J. O'Brien vice captain B. O'Reilly N. Kelly J. Kelly N. McArthur G. Power A. Davenport M. Ritchie G. Beswick B. Russell with M. Kelly Emery and J. Douglas as rest. trip manager J. E. Patten trip secretary K. Schmidt.
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S.D.C.A
Warrnambool
K. Kelly
J. O'Brien
V.c
B. O'Reilly
N. Kelly
J. Kelly
N. McArthur
G. Power
A. Davenport
M. Ritchie
G. Beswick
B. Russell
M. Kelly
Emery
J. Douglas
Trip
K. Schmidt
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