Braybrook vs Diggers football match summary
Braybrook defeated the Diggers 20 points in a hard fought game. Key players included Day and Curwood for Braybrook with multiple goals by Curwood and O'Brien. For the Diggers, Opie, Harria, and Knell were among the scorers as the Burgers led at various stages before Braybrook pulled away. Free kicks and marks dominated the late stages as Brooke’s side secured the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diggers
Mil Jenger
Ani
Curwood
Johnny Middleton
Bowden
Braybrook
Cranwell
Huon
Bowsden
Brook
Day
Sheppard
Kelly
Devonport
Fox
Jim Middleton
Knoll
O'Brien
Jones
Urserwood
Opie
Shewpard
Mullenger
Rexona
Jackson
Jones Wan
Knell
Ne Vonport
Shep Bard
Devon
Sneals
Sandy
Bang
Bray
Shepherd
X. Carwood
Rover
Kasll
Sunshine United at Caulfield Stunned by Caulfield Rout
Report of Sunshine United's heavy defeat at Caulfield after traveling with 10 men from four minutes in, amid a breakdown of box logistics and a lackluster attack. Felton, Barr, Burns, and Donald were the standouts in a weak forward line as the club seeks to regroup under new signings and leadership. A large, active meeting under Mr. Soutar reaffirmed club support and announced new signings, including B. Pyle, while Harraden resigns as vice-captain and joins the selection committee. The team planned for a Saturday match against St David's with a 2:45 p.m. meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caulfield
Caulfeld
Sunshine United
Harraden
United
United Felton
Barr
Burns
Donald
Caulfelt Wos
J. Soutar
Drennan
J. Wilson
B. Pyle
The
London
Noceer
J. Harraden
Inferien
Donal Wan
C. Whitley
St. David's
Pyle
Fulton
Lawrie
Bart
Chisolm
Drerman
Sheriff
Nicholson
Wilson
Noble
McColl
Aldtge
Usorters
Sunshine Advocate letter on gladioli shows and critique
A reader defends his gladioli show report amid misreadings by Mr Lawman. He cites specific blooms from Lavender Major to two fine gladioli stands, notes cultivation methods by Mr Fisner, and praises Sunshine gardeners while urging clearer judge commentary to educate exhibitors. He defends local society influence and criticizes a correspondent for uncalled for remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Advocate
Lawman
Hys
Womeone
Fisner
Maire
Prestwick
Sunshine
Lowman
Royal Agricultural Society
Sydney
Heather Jack
Lodge Meeting Notes at Braybrook Lodge Oddfellows
The fortnightly meeting at Royal Braybrook Lodge of Oddfellows in St Hall featured nominations for next half year bearers. Younger members showed growing interest while veterans offered guidance. Discussion touched on hospital nursing benefits of 71/ per week for annual 2/6, or 5/ for member with wife or unmarried member and his mother, with up to 80 percent of lodges using the benefit. After cards and other amusements, the evening concluded with members returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Braybrook Lodge
Order of Oddfellows
St. Hall
Althou Rays
Sunshine Lodge Holds May Meeting and Newport Trip
The Loyal Sunshine Lodge met at St Mark's Hall on May 8 with fair member attendance. Nominations were called for chairs, and business proceeded in Sunshine style. On May 15 the members traveled to Newport to face the local lodge in district cage tournament and were defeated.
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M.U
Sunshine
Sunshine Lodge
St. Mark's Hall
Newport
Cacre
Past exhibition plans and hopes for future noncompetitive show
A correspondent writes that one desires to return to exhibition but calling prevents it. He compares his stage record with Lowman and Heather Jack, suggesting Heather Jack gains from Lowman’s absence. He promises a noncompetitive exhibit if circumstances allow and notes a forthcoming show report to be discussed at the meeting on the 29th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowman
Heather Jack
Mr Orchard Buys Newstead Hotel Business
Mr Orchard, once active in Sunshine commerce, has acquired the hotel business in Newstead and will assume control within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard
Sunshine
Newstead
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Wittner’s
Leeds Street Footscray
Heather Jock
LODGE
Will
Butchers
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