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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 18, 1934
Page
5
A lively game saw Footscray equalize late and Sunshine defend valiantly until the final five minutes. The replay is set for tomorrow with Sunshine’s lineup including McPherson Maxby Shaw Owens Haxby Taylor Campbell Taylor Clayton Douglas Bradley James Haxby Picken and Fleming.
Tomorrow Nettlefolds hosts Savoia visitors at Nettlefolds Sports Ground on McIntyre Road. After a poor start, Ravoia look to hit form as a strong contest looms with Watnon, Fonter, Judd, A Taylor, A Jordan, Skene, Magee, Allen, Noble, C Taylor, and Hale in action.
Sunshine defeated University 13 goals to nil with rapid start and strong defense. Scorers included M. Steward five, B. McGrath four, ML Bradbury four as University missed two players and could not breach the Sunshine defense. On Saturday May 19 Sunshine have a bye and a practice at 1.80 p.m. at Post Office corner.
Methodist beat St John’s in a hard fought match at Selwyn Park with Steedman captaining and Moffat scoring three goals. The defense held firm while Klix, Taylor and Woods contributed, despite H Sully and J Patten absence. Methodists’ final score 69 points to St John’s 44.
Sunday Mothers Day observances at the Methodist Church featured buttonholes and a trio by Misses McGrath and Fanner with Mr Stepper. The Ladies' Guild met with Mrs Manly as speaker and prayers discussed at the A.C.M. meeting. Local tennis and football results include Maidstone teams in winter tournament events with matches at Coburg and updates on players. Earlier health notes report Mr Tom George ill in bed with pleurisy, while G Dobron remains bedbound after returning from military hospital.
The pulpit of the Methodist Church will be occupied by the Rev. Charles Nedham Lack, former China missionary and now Infants Home Director of the China Inland Mission. He will speak at 3 PM Sunday School, and on Thursday May 24 share adventures in China with lantern pictures, with a free will offering received.
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