Coleman 0 T Watson 2 Sundries 6 Total 3 for 32
A fragmented sports score line shows Coleman trailing 0 to 2 with sundries 6 and a total 3 for 32. Bowling figures list A Duxson 0 9, E Roberts 2 2, G Janson 1 14.
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 19, 1937
Page
5
Sunshine Club reaches final with 348 for 7 in semi final
Sunshine Club dominated Hyde Street to win by 410 runs after compiling 348 for 7 declared. Key knocks came from Harold Blakey 124 not out and Ken Haxby 80, with Bob Duxson opening and Fred Schmidt supporting. Hyde Street bowled evenly but could not counter the host batting on a hot day. In the opposite innings, West Footscray C.Y.M.S. 67, J Gordon 4/33. Sunshine set up a strong position for the final against West Footscray C.Y.M.S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Bob Duxson
Fred Schmidt
Bob
Harold Blakey
Ken Haxby
Ken
Hyde Street
Smith
Curwood
West Footscray C.Y.M
South Kensington
Dave Miller
Mel. Haxby
Fred Priest
C.Y
J. Reidy
J. Gordon
R. Reidy
J. Parle
R. A. Duxson
Raleigh
F. Schmidt
D. Miller
Gordon
K. Haxby
K. Harwood
H. Gourley
R. J. Duxson
Ralegh
H. Blakey
M. Haxby
F. Priest
J. Bunting
B. Raleigh
D. Bolger
West Footscray C.Y.M.S
R. A
H. J. Reidy
Duxson
R. A. Bigs
K. Har
Sunshine 1.0.R. Triumphs in Consolation Final
Sunshine 1.0.R. defeated Northcote by innings and two runs in the consolation final. Northcote, 60 in first innings and 117 in second, while Sunshine posted 179 with key contributions from McGrath and J Elli son including 40 and 25 not out respectively. Northcote bowler S Taylor claimed 4/10 in the second innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Northcote
McGrath
Jack Ejilison
S. Taylor
J. Patten
Kemp
A. Harrison
C. Kemp
Travis
Nance
M. McDonald
Hancock
Mayers
Verrier
Maher
McNamara
Sundries
Fraser
K. Kemp
McDonald
Meyers
Taylor
V. Patten
Brownbill
East Sunshine Club Finishes Below Finals for 1936-37
The East Sunshine club finishes the season without a team in the finals for the first time since inception. Both teams posted averages, and officials are asked to report at 10 a.m. Sunday at Sunshine Post Office in proper cricket attire. Joe arrives town on excursion and visits a fortune teller. The palmist notes he is from the country. Old Gent asks about playing with a ball. a small boy protests it is not a rag ball but his big brother's shirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sunshine
East Sunshine Club
Sunshine Post Office
Joe
Joves
Civic Fathers in Crotty Mood at Keilor Council
Keilor council chaotic session Saturday featured clashes over Coronation Day celebrations and debate on budget matters. The chair, Dr. Parsons, repeatedly urged order as doctors Gooch Davis Hilbert Stenson Fox strove to speak, prompting sharp exchanges and apologies amid tense proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keilorshire
Keilor
W. R. Parsons
Dr. W. Gooch
Dr. Gooch
Hilbert
St. Albans
Fox
Stenson
Dr. Stenson
Dr. Parsons
Deer Park Mothers' Club hosts gift and social afternoon
On March 10 the Deer Park Mothers' Club held a bright social afternoon in the Deer Park hall with musical items by Miss Glendenning Mrs Huggins and local children. The Progress Association decided to continue with irregular meetings and elected officers. A euchre party with supper was planned due to the Mothers' Club dance cancellation and the ladies guild meets Tuesday with Rev. A. A. Lyons as speaker including musical items and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Mothers’ Club
Glendenning
Huggins
Master Brown
Progress Association
Mr McLeod
L. Terrill
Young
Messrs Young
Foley
Wilson
Ladies’ Guild
A. A. Lyons
Immunisation Campaign Progress in Keilor Shire
In Keilor Shire the diphtheria campaign advances as Mr Ver Nind reports progress. Anti vivisectionists disrupt at back school gates but consent from 167 of 300 children has been obtained. Eligible children yet to be treated should contact head teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keilor
Insyps
Ver. Nind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sunshine Club
R. Curwood
Schmid
R. Hamley
Duncan
Park
Parkinson H
R. Gourley
J. Duxson
C Bick
A. Smith
Hamley
A. Duncan
X Curwood
F. Blackman
F Bury
A. Parkinson
Hyde Street Methodists
East Sunshine Cricket Club
H.s
Ay. Lewis
Wise
N Donald
Scott
Moffat
Morris
G Caithness
Bolitho
E Wills, Sr
Bird
Muller
Tea M Steward
Forrester
Clase
McKenna
Caithness
White
Silvey
Bayd
Stevenson
Storey
Wkt
N. Donald
W . Morris
B Moffat
E Wills, Son
D. Caithness
T Muller
T Steward
J Storey
E. Silvey
Donald
Lewis
C. Caithness
Muller Moffat
D. McKenna
Close
Boyd
Donald Fielding
Wills
Lawton
Deer Park News
Keilor Shire
Sunshine Technical School
Sunshine Timber Yards
Henderson and
Graham
Oregon
Hampshire Road
Town Hall
V.A.N.A
Robinson
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