Kew Defeats Sunshine in High-Scoring Football Match
Kew at home to Sunshine produced a strong display with Kew winning 14 goals 11 behinds to Sunshine 8 8. Ken led Sunshine early but Kew's fast open play prevailed with goals from Leonard More and Chigwidden among others. James and Laffan starred for Kew while Sunshine earned late goals from More Wilson and Chigwidden in a spirited second half.
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Kew
Sunshine
East Kew
Tak
Ken
Bucks
Flaser
Bully
Stavely
Beker
Anste
Jen
Leonard
Billwrensh
Cockayne
Baker
Bac
Chigwidden
Laffan
James
Pits
Bradbury
More
Sun
Shine
Barnes
Jomen
Stewart
Sam
al Hardie
Dhone
Bunahine
Wilson
Anstey
Fields
Eays Kew
Fie
Ifan
Anntoy
Chigwi
Sunshine Soccer Boys Dominate Jolimont Clash
Sunshine proved too strong for the home team at Jolimont Sunshine led 4 1 at half time Gillies opened the scoring by a shot that passed through the goalie Sunshine showed faster shooting led by Gillies Dunkjay and Bibbs in support McIntosh saved well and Sutton looms as a key rival for other teams The seven quarter scores were 4-1 8-2 9-8 11-4 The Doguarty Cup replay will be held on the Sunshine ground with Lacrosse Association planning its annual lacrosse carnival at Malvern Cricket Grounds
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Melbourne Tech
Jolimont
Sunshine
Gillies
Sunshine 9
Litte
Geo
Fale
McIntosh
Dunkjay
Bibbs
Gibson
Naval Self
Gret
Sutton
Seuven
Viata
Vernity Ve
Sanshis
Lacroute Association
Malvern Cricket Ground
St Mark's Harriers Race At Footscray Riots Event
St Mark's Harriers sent 13 runners to a one mile handicap during halftime of a Footscray match amid local riots. Holden led early, Brown trailed, with Chapman and Roberta in third and fourth as Steele won a Footscray trophy.
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St Mark's
Point Caan
Holden
Brown
Chapman
Roberta
Steele
Footscray
Gniah
Wan
Kootscray
Walkers’ Club
Mark's
Willimmatown
Iice
J. Mat Linton
Williamstown
Sunshine Chess Club District Championship Round Two
Ten entrants contest the district championship at Sunshine Theatre with Foxcroft among founders. Round two results include Quainton and Kotzebue, Cawood and Field, White and Oxcroft, with Growle Ormston Clarke Lancaster and Koti Field among top scorers. Footscray defeats tie in Melbourne League, leading with six wins one draw and four losses.
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MM. Foxcroft
Sunshine Theatre
Quainton
Kotzebue
F. Cawood
G Field
Iker
W. White
Oxcroft
F. Growle
F. Ormston
Clarke
J. Lancaster
N. Koti
F. Walker
H. Foxcroft
Footscray
Victorian Railways Institute
Melbourne
Council approves concrete footpaths on Cornwall and Devocshire roads
Council votes Monday to build concrete footpaths along Cornwall and Devocshire roads serving about 60 houses in Alics Una and nearby streets. Total cost £195 with council share £126.
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Cornwall
Devocshire
Alics
Una
Screws defeat Elsternwick 4 1 in tight football clash
Nettlefolds visit to Elsternwick yielded a 4 1 victory for the Screws with C Taylor and Higgins scoring as Hale and Jordan contributed well. Elsternwick pressed hard but Noble and tight defence kept them at bay while injuries interrupted play.
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Nettlefolds
Elsternwick
Feat Gees
Aialand
Higwing
Spistarnwick
H. Taylor
Hale
Higgins
Crows
C. Taylor
Elwernwick
Noble
Jordan
A. Taylor
A. Jordan
Taylor
E. Taylor
Breskaw
Fragmented dialogue hints at play role confusion
A fragmented OCR passage shows a conversation about a new play and a voiced wife character. The lines imply uncertainty about character identity and stage roles in a theater context.
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