Tinaliste clash on Saturday despite losses last year
Readable fragments show Last season's Tinaliste meeting on a pitch behind Picture cake. Wis batted first with Haxby and captain Houston opening. Craddock and Wax built a stand. Craddock hit five sixers and three fours to 47. Evans and Smith contributed, but Druids bowled tightly to restrict. Final scores and exact bowler figures remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Tinaliste
Wis
Haxby
Houston
Mt. Houston
W. Craddock
Foustui
Craddock
Craddick
Malcolm Wis
Towiekelx
Maxty
Miller
Waxhy
A. Smith
Haxhy
AL Smith
Smith
Haxdy
Evans Can
Wwe Hindens
Druids
Acore
Yaxby
Forum
Taxby
B Carter
G. Houston
O James
Young
Cornish
G. Garter
HW. Carter
W. Gradduck
B. Willey
Geadduck
Evans
Garter
Saith
Carter
Chapman
Malcolm
Hevids
Ann
Maxby
Car
Willey
W. Carter
The
Sunshine Leads Bright In Brassington Tea Match
Brunswick Sunshire won the teas all batted and declared at 154 for five. J Melmyrs top scored with 83 for Sunshine in their innings and Elingsen added 23. Haunawick, replying, at 6 o'clock were 55 for two with Taylor 5 for 22. Sunshine declared 164 with McIntyre 83 and Patton 3. bowling highlights feature Mallen 1 26 and Les 4 17. Brunswick 1st innings saw Lee out for 3 and Meiriveh 0, Holder and Lewis among the bowlers.
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Sunshire
J. Melmyrs
Elingsen Ano
Lowe
Pullen
Haunawick
Taylor
Sunshine
J McIntyre
Holder
B Lewis
J. Patton
Mallon
B. Lowe
Merrich
Werner
V. ‘Atten
Merrick
Lee
F. Peares
Lewis
Meiriuch
Eatras
Mallen
Lewin
Les
Mioriach
Brunswick
B Taylor
Sommins
Taw Tay
Meiriveh
Ibn Taylor
Malin
Penrose
Yb Hor
Heeshungaen
Mand
Darling's Tops in a Bleak Batting Display at Seaide
Darling's v A R C clash saw Beed and Dyett shine with the bat as AWG fielded well. Stewart produced a spectacular catch, while Braybrook batted first but collapsed to 77 all out. Braybrook coach Driscoll led a short, tense chase before stumps with six down for 21.
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Darling
V. A.r.c
TV. Dyett
Carroll
Davey
J. Harrison
Fu Wm
Stewart
ARG
Arling
Sab
Minerall
Roses
Hon
Hall
Hidler
Ibn Hons
Dyeth
Meas
Hacking
Noss
McPherson
Ws. Harrison
Wo Davey
Ty ‘ Hall
Johansen
Tag
Braybrook
C.F. Beraybrook
Meaybrook
Look
Driscudl
Braybrook Loenerrow
Haeworth
Ho. EL
Meardon
Wanders
Ht. Middleton
Trinscott
Oo Wanders
Gi. Granewell
L. Cheeseman
Dodd
Cranwell
Fincher
McMillan
G. Edwards
Greig
T. W. Kay
Greenwood
D. Johnston
Howarth
J. Johnston
Smith
J. Fincher
Sunshine v Fitzroy Junior Footballers innings tally
Sunshine batted first in a high scoring innings totaling 179 with Hop well a6 Douglas 34 O'Brien 31 Wilson 1-30 Dempster 2-34 Fox 2.32 and L Carlton 1-66. Fitzroy replied with 5-73 in their innings led by McKinnon Horner 14 Easex and Dempster 0 L Carlton 9 Gialdsworthy 8 1.0 Carlton 2th extras 12.
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Sunshine
Fitzroy
Vilaroy
Hopwell
Douglas
O'Brien
Wilson
Dempster
Fox
L. Carlton
McKinnon
Horner
Easex
Gialdsworthy
Carlton
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Sunshine Returned Soldiers Footepray 8
The match at Sonshine yielded 190 for five as Bunshine introduced new player W Peeler who scored 63 not out. Sunshine innings featured Grant 10 and Davies 19 with Pickersgill 33 and Ellingsen 28. play to resume next Saturday.
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Sonshine
Bunshine
W. Peeler
W.G
Pickers— Will
Ellingsen
Davies
R. Grant
D. Arthur
J. Ellingsen
o \Powell
Quamby
W. Porter
J. Davies
Ibn Arthur
EK. Pickersgill
Haynes
Arthur
J. Sutherland
Mills
N.o
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Werribee Bream Contest Yields Poor Weigh-Ins
The Werribee bream competition drew a discouraged field of about thirty anglers with only two landing fish. B Barnes won the trophy at 1 lb 3½ oz, ahead of A Barnes at 99 028, amid a generally weak showing for a Victoria event.
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Werribee
Victoria
B. Barnes
A. Barnes
Kix Gene
Hooper
Nove
E Sonshine Club
Inter Ulah
White
Klix
Albert Park
Braybrook notices and local sports items from the State School Committee
At a State School Committee meeting Mr. A. Thomas was elected to fill the resigned seat. Repairs at the school include windows doors and roofing with asphalt paths needing top dressing. The Goose Chub event with the School and Woodchopping Committees promises a treat for children. A Harry Motorcycle Club sports meeting will occur after New Year at WP.C.A. grounds. Mr. J. Finn the local skipping champion set another hours record at Carnegie, aiming for Prahran recognition. The Cricket Club tournament at the club rooms saw Vic. Stelina win for the Cheer Dispensary, drawing a strong crowd.
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A. Thomas
W Whn
Xinas
Harry Motorcycle Club
Wp.c.a
J. Finn
Fragmented Public Notice From A Teashop Narrative
A garbled OCR style passage references industry, Markel Bardenera, WHA and the wat. It muses on everyday scenes like tea time in the office and a nurse’s memory lapse. The text drifts through sayings about opportunity, dreams, and a “taxi to his favorite teashop.”
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Markel Bardenera
Wallas
Particula
Eons Hill
APU
Maker
Indian Head Cloth Fashion Contest Offers £50 in Prizes
A competition offering £50 in prizes for the best frock and best embroidery on Indian Head Cloth is announced with awards ranging from £20 to £1 and ten consolation prizes of 10 shillings. A prize exists for the most distant entry. judges include Mixx Fi, Bdransen, Swinburne Technical College, and Iris Turnbull organizer.
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Mixx Fi
Bdransen
Swinburne Technical College
Prudence
the Sun News-Pictorial
Iris Turnbull
Nadio Service
IDB
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