Sunshine 1.0 R v Old Boys in cricket thriller
Sunshine 1.0 R batted first, total 214 for 9 declared led by Lowe 45 and J Patten 47. Old Boys struggled to 29 for 4 at stumps, S Taylor taking three wickets as Baker and Stammers stood firm for 29.
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Fraser
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Stammers
Sunshine Lo.r
Patten
S. Taylor
Muir
Sof Mounsey
Foster
Lowe
Reville
Colston
Vale Old Boys
Wilson
Angus
Te Uh
STE
Tan
Ane
Taylor
East Sunshine Holds Albion In Low-Scoring Cricket Match
East Sunshine and Albion clashed at home with East Sunshine scoring 66 in reply to Albion's strong start. W Sutton and Joe Wise starred with ball, while Wise added 22 not out and took 4 21. Albion’s J Hjorth took a sharp stumping and Merv Close boosted Albion’s fielding. Albion ended 66 all out. picnic planned to Greensborough with bus details.
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East Sunshine
Albion Albion
Joe Wise
Bill Sutton
Jack Charles
Albroy
W. Sutton
Jack Hjorth
Jack
Base
Snick
Albion
Merv Close
Sutton
Wise
Caithness
E. Willey
White
H. Maher
Dunlop
J. Hjorth
Stephenson
G. Caithness
B. Muller
J. Woods
W. Bolitho
Albion Club
Greensborough
Shorten's Corner
Sunshine Post Office
Sunshine Potteries Kimpton's First Innings Stand
Kimpton's Sunshine Potteries posted 7 for 197 in their first innings with Agar 44 Kemp 24 Morley 22 Wakefield 21 Halliday 5 for 44 Jowett 1 for 26 Hewitt 1 for 36.
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Agar
Kemp
Morley
Wakefield
Halliday
Jowett
Hewitt
Sunshine H A C B S v Kensington Sunshine
First innings Sunshine 165 with N Hiskins 66 and A Clarke 30 leading. Kensington 0 for 16. Lorenz out first ball, then Hiskins and Clarke built a solid stand. O'Donoghue in good form, Huxtable returning to form. Sunshine hold a decent position.
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Sunshine
N. Hiskins
W. O'Donoghue
A. Clarke
E. Huxtable
B. McVeigh
Kensington
Jack Lorenz
Norm Hiskins
Eric Huxtable
Baptist Boys Cricket Team Defeated by Footscray Church of Christ
Sunshine Baptist Boys were heavily beaten by Footscray Church of Christ by an innings and 57 runs after both sides posted modest scores. Sunshine totals were 15 and 15, Church of Christ 6/85 declared, with R Carlton and G Roberts each taking three wickets. On Cup Day they faced Sunshine Presbyterians, batted first for 79 and led by 30 on the first innings, then shed four for 57 in the second as the match paused with Presbyterians 49 in reply.
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Sunshine Baptist Boys
Footscray Church of Christ
Sunshine
Church of Christ
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G. Roberts
Sunshine Presbyterians
Baptists
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Bell
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Sunshine cricket rounds deliver mixed scoring and tight bowlers
In ideal conditions the third round produced high scores but bowlers dominated most duels. N Green for Grand United and Jack Hallahan for Netts kept their sides afloat. M U v U A O D leans toward M U, East Sunshine struggles vs Albion, Scotty Donald absence hurt East, Waratah and Grand United near finish, St Albans v Sunshine and Druids versus Screws draw interest.
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Sunshine Cricket Association
N. Green
Grand United
Jack Hallahan
Netts
Moffatt
East Sunshine
Albion
Scotty Donald
East
Bill Sutton
Joe Wise
Waratah
St. Albans
Salmonds Host 21st Birthday Party at Deer Park Hall
Mr and Mrs J. B. Salmond of Glencraig Station Road gave a party at Deer Park hall on Saturday for their second daughter Chrissie turning 21. Over 80 friends attended, gifts and telegrams arrived, dancing and games ran until midnight with Auld Lang Syne as the finale, music provided by Geo. Godby and his band.
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J. B. Salmond
Glencraig
Station Road
Chrissie
Auld Lang Syne
Geo. Godby
Rumpled Footstep Prompt Sparks Outburst
A terse exchange in broad dialect centers on an accidental footstep and a puzzled reaction. The passerby asks for pardon with mock formality, prompting a sharp retort about identity and role.
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Old Boys
V. Patten
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J. Taylor
J. Patten
R. Patten
Brownbill
Ellison
Little Collins Street
Melbourne
Sunshine Direct Fruit Supply
North & Bartlett
Hampshire RD
J.W. McGrath
Cyclops
Bolitho
I White
E Cunningham
Muller
Hjorth
J Charles
Wodds
Cunningham
Storey
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Donald
A.F.C
Mr. R. Bunn
Cutter
Alex. F. Clarke
Barkly Street
Footscray
J. Hallahan
H Stevens
W Sutton
R. A. Duxsey
S*hine
B. Moffat
U.A.O.D
J. Burgess
M.U
Sunshine Potteries
Kimpton’s
Baptist Boys’ Cricket Club
T. H. Launder
Irving Street
Footscray Station
Eelong Road
West Footscray
Next Rising Sun Hotel
Carroll & Harding
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