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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Nov 03, 1939

Page

5

Thank you for wartime reading gifts to troops

A letter from the editor thanks readers for generous book and paper donations for soldiers. Parcels sent to guards at Braybrook Deer Park Sydenham and Maribyrnong, plus a large case for the Army Navy Air Force and Darwin garrison. Readers are told the gifts were well received.

Braybrook Deer Park Sydenham Maribyrnong Army Navy Air Force Darwin Yourg

Sunshine Baptist suffers innings defeat to Yarraville Presbyterians

Sunshine Baptist trailed by 61 after two innings and failed to pass the target, losing by an innings. Carlton was 9 not out and K Davey 9 top-scored as Sunshine Baptist totals 34 in the second innings. Yarraville Presbyterians led with 113 in the first innings, R Cox taking 4/24.

Sunshine Baptist Yarraville Carlton K. Davey R. Baum N. Carlton K- Davey Yarraville Presbyterians R. Cox

Returned Soldiers Win Close Port Melbourne Match

In Port Melbourne the local diggers beat Harbor by 3 runs on the first innings amid a tense finish. Port Melbourne were thwarted by a late run out after a patient approach could have yielded victory. Sunshine posted 106 in the first innings and 7 for 83 in the chase.

Diggers Port Melbourne Harbor Boys Port Lads

Sunshine Ladies topple Essendon in a tight ten run win

Sunshine Ladies batted first for 38 all out. E Paterson 90 and K Hand 2 led Essendon’s reply but fell short as N Simpson and M Craddock dominated with six and four wickets respectively. Sunshine claimed victory by 10 runs in a low scoring thriller.

E. Paterson B. Forbes M.etzles J. Shearer Ellie Williams L. Scobie Vogt N. Simpson M. Craddock D. Bennett Sunshine

Harriers Open 1939-40 Season at Olympic Park

Harriers open the 1939 40 season with a parade at Olympic Park next Saturday November 4 led by Hon W Kent Hughes. St Marks fields A and C grade teams with events listed including 220 yards 880 yards and relays plus last minute team changes possible. a bus departs at 1 10 p m from King Edward Avenue and Sydney Street with pickups at the post office.

Olympic Park W. Kent Hughes St. Mark's Glenhuntly T. Frazer R. Hale W. Avery F. Dunkley R. Cox Glen Kuntly D. Clark F. Beynon L. Gilbert E. Wegener J. Carland I. Carland A. Brown J. Mattinson L. Dunkley K. Hebb H. Major H. Clemson King Edward Avenue Sydney Street Bill

Sunshine Bowling Club four fours pennant results

Sunshine B team faced Preston with players listed, Emergency: W Roach. Sunshine C team competed at Sunshine with A Kyle leading lineup and emergencies C Grant C Richards H McDonald. In the 4 fours pennant, Sunshine 101 Fairfield 85. McLean Thompson Pengelly Perry 26 v Finnie Graham Emmerson Auld 23. Robertson Lorenz Smith Ellingsen 33 v Clarke Whitborn Patchings McMillan 15. Barnes Andrew Baxter Wilson a e v Moore Watson Lee Kimpton 8. Roberts Whittingham Grigg v Mason Easton Boyd Goodall 19. Crook 26 v Mason Easton etc. Footscray 78 d Sunshine 66. Curwood E Williams W Williams Fisher 97 v Jackson Richards Rohner Lowe 23. Curtis Walsh Glen Poynton 25. Mackay Underhill Guy Reynolds Craven Cant McKenzie. Kyle Lyle Turner Rooney.

C. Barnes W. Andrew F. Grigg W. Wilson D. McLean H. Thompson H. Pengelly A. Perry G. Penrose G. Baxter L. Roberts H. Crook W. Robinson M- Lorenz J. Smith A. Ellingsen W. Roach Sunshine Aberfeldie A. Kyle W. Mackay W. Turner W. Rooney J. Jackson W. Tracey R. Rohner A. Lowe C. Forbes W. Bell R. Underhill F. Guy C. Grant C. Richards H. McDonald D. Fairfield McLean Thompson Pengelly Perry Finnie Graham Emmerson Auld Robertson Lorenz Smith Ellingsen Clarke Whitborn Patchings McMillan Barnes Andrew Baxter Wilson Ae Moore Watson Lee Kimpton Footscray D- Sunshine Curwood E. Williams W. Williams Fisher V. Jackson Richards Rohner Lowe Curtis Walsh Glen Poynton Pe — Mackay Underhill Guy

McPherson wins Sunshine Cycling Club ten mile handicap

In ideal weather the Sunshine Cycling Club held a ten mile handicap race. L McPherson sprinted to victory with R Grenfell and G Hoskins close behind. Final results list L McPherson first followed by R Grenfell and G Hoskins with a winner’s time of 25 35 and fastest 24 52. The next race is a six mile handicap at 3 30 p.m.

Sunshine Cycling Club R. Grenfell Deer Park Grenfell E. O'Brien E. Gregory L. McPherson J. Thompson J. Dumbrell G. Hoskins S. Knight H. Fell O'Brien H Fell McPherson

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