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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Mar 24, 1950

Page

3

Sunshine Sub-District Club Shines in First Cricket Season

Sunshine, a worthy first year sub district club, won three matches, lost five, drew two and had three rain abandons. They scored 234, 258 and 210, with 2040 runs for 129 wickets at 15.9 per wicket, while opponents totaled 1923 for 117. Captain Don McCarthy led with 430 runs at 33. Others like Simpson, Ayton, Willey and Brownbill contributed. Bowling was strong with Simpson and Ormston. West left for Queensland. Second XI struggled but shows promise with several youths.

Sunshine Brunswick Williamstown Preston Don McCarthy Frank Simpson Ayton Willey Brownbill Deeble Tom Fox John Ormston Eric West Queensland

Rain Delays S.D.C.A. Finals Abandonment and Low Scoring Showdown

Heavy rain and a soft wicket halted the A Grade final between Waratah and Harvesters. The B Grade match proceeded amid a cold wind with GUOOF and Sunshine Club XI playing a tight, low scoring contest. Sunshine bowler Max Dickenson impressed with 4/11 in seven wickets. Ern Clayton top scored for Sunshine with 20 as GUOOF1st innings closed at 49.

Waratah Harvesters G.A Sunshine Club XI Sunshine G.I G.U Cunningham Banks Ted Willey Peter Baker Alec Hale Ern Clayton Max Dickenson G.U. Are of Guoof Inings

Sunshine Golf Club Associates Opening of Seal

The President Mrs F Willaton and committee invite all golfers to the April 5 link opening to start the season. Members have worked weekends to prepare the links for April 1. All members should assist this weekend and help with the opening. President Mr Sims invites district golfers to attend the official opening of the 1950 season on April 1.

F. Willaton Links Sims

Medway Club Dead Heat In Weekend Golf Events

Dead heats marked Medway Golf Club play with A Clarke and W Bartling totaling 84 points in the A Division for K Baker’s trophy. B Pele and P. injured 34 for R Wil Stapp in a fourball best ball. L Prest and G Cuffe won 8 up to claim the trophy from J Coverdale and R Williamson.

A. Clarke W. Bartling K. Baker B. Pele R. Wil- Stapp L. Prest G. Cuffe J. Coverdale R. Williamson

Braybrook Council to hear deputation on Rosamond Road Reserve

A deputation from the Rosamond Road Reserve committee will be received by Braybrook Council on Monday to discuss improvements. The meeting aims to consider works and funding related to the reserve area.

Rosamond Braybrook

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