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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Nov 06, 1936

Page

2

Sunshine District tennis fixtures yield mixed results and standings

In the Sunshine District results Roseleigh defeated Gardens 50 to 42 with several doubles and mixed pairings noted. Local players including MeIntyre, Dealy, Jennings, Spowart, Stewart, Davidson, Hiscock, Cunningham, McIntyre, and Jones posted various wins and losses. Footscray Gardens beat Yarraville 12 games, St Albans defeated Cynthia to end an unbeaten run, and Footscray leads the overall standings with upcoming match at Footscray tomorrow.

Footscray Sunshine Gardens Yarraville St. Albans Cynthia

Sunshine Overpowers Tech Old Boys In Windy Wembley Park Cricket

Sunshine secured a dominant win at Wembley Park as Tech Old Boys were bowled out for 41 chasing a strong Sunshine performance. Harold Blakey and Bob Duxson led the attack with sharp bowling into the wind, Chadwick's two absences hampering the opposition. Bo Duxxon top scored with 57 and Harry Gourley added 24, while Fred Schmidt contributed 16 as Sunshine eye an outright victory next Saturday to strengthen their push for the four.

Sunshine TECH Wembley Park Harold Blakey Bob Duxson Jack Chadwick Keith Harwood fieHling Chadwick Keith Bo Duxxon Harry Gourley Fred Schmidt

Footscray Industrial Cricketers Dominate Weather Aids Bowlers

Cold conditions and strong wind shaped a Saturday match as Potteries A bowler W Evans took 3/6 and R Edwards impressed with 5/15. Mitchells, led by Hill and McGuire, posted 86 with Hill at 34 not out while Potteries A stood at 33/2 at stumps.

R. Edwards Potteries Trundler W. Evans Mitchell Hill McGuire H. Hill Tomer Potteries A Mitchell's W. McGuire A. Kirk E. Cole M. McGuire R. Campbell T. Haywood Downs W. Jeffries Hayes D. White Sundries Totsl M. Thomas F. Haworth F. Mason

Nettl efold s vs Druids a narrow first innings end

Sun sh ine District Nettlefolds faced the Druids who bowled sharply, with J Steadman leading the attack taking 6 for 24. McKinnon opened for Druids and produced a brisk 24, while Baylis retired hurt after a blow to the head. Nettlefolds finished 97 all out as Willey claimed 2 for 3.

Nettlefolds Druids McKinnon O'Toole A. Buttimer Lucas Butti Lula J. Steadman Nettlefold Baylis Hibba Netts Stumpa L. Willey

East Sunshine by St. Albans football and cricket scores

At St. Albans the match sees St. Albans field first, Wise and Close unsettled, Storey top scoring with 13, Caithness adding 16, while Douglas kept wicket well. St. Albans bowled well but faced batting struggles as Baulch and Stevens faltered early. A Farrant contributed 25 while St. Albans faced a target of 34 with four wickets in hand. In Harvester B vs Waratah, Harvester B posted 99 with Sutton 29, while Waratah trailed at 5/76 with Stevenson 23 and Ellis 22.

St. Albans Wise Close Smith G. Caithness Young Storey D. Caithness T. Smith Douglas Baulch Stevens A. Farrant

Local Address Notice For Duncan At King Edward Ave

Classified notice lists L Duncan of 46 King Edward Avenue with a phone reference Gunshine 38 and the term carrier. No additional context or dates provided.

King Edward Av Banshins Gunshine

Relief Meeting For Nicholls Family In Braybrook Fire Tragedy

Braybrook residents announce a public meeting next Monday to launch a relief fund after a blaze on Duke Street destroyed the Nicholls family home. Infant son perished, one rescuer James Rockett hailed for saving Mrs Nicholls and other children. Fire brigade responded quickly but water access hampered containment.

Shire Braybrook A. Lowe Nicholla Famy “Ily Duke Street Fry Tims A. G. Pennell J. Middleton Nicholls Sunshine Ioude

Summerhill and Braybrook cricket brief score report

Summerhill first innings 186 with Carne 22 and Abberton. Braybrook 1 for 57. Coburg first line ban. Mocasibougall 40. Sunshine R8A first innings 4 with McDougall 4 for 12 and Lawlor 5 for 6. West Melbourne Jnniot 193 with Pierce 65 Blay 44 Cleary 21 and Byrne 8 for 42. Sunshine first springe 0 for 14.

SummerhiLl Tae Carne Abberton Braybrook Coburg Mocasibougall Sunshine R McDougall Lawlor West Malbourne Jnniot Pierce Blay Cleary Byrne

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sunshine District Association Linton D. Spaldings N. Self A. McCreery J. Chapman Swann Self J. Ster Od Chapman Thompson Sick McCronty A. Swann V. Vernon EB. Batten L. Lawrence J. Richards Vernon M Self Lawrence K. Hanley Batten Richards Hanley Stark Vernon d. Chap GUY Bros Gordon ST Sunshine Timber Yards Henderson and Graham Oregon Hampshire Road Town Hall Children’s Annuals Crystal T. E. Robinson Footscray District Jet Lonings Carson Aspinall Molyneaux L. Jones Orr Gaull Walker L. Chadwick Ravenacroft Moyes Extras Total R. J. Duxson Duxson Priest Blakey Miller K. Haxby J. Duxson Schmidt H Gourley J. Chadwick F. Priest Jones Fi K. Harwood J. Bunting Potteries A v. Mitchell's Mason McQuire Jewell C Downs Cole Evans V. Cater Ye Ee Ee Te Ae W. McGuireail McIntyre Pati Hoevertt Metters Spaldinge Metters K.F.B Englefield Pia Kimpton's Kimpton Holmes Halliday Mercer Higgins Sunshine District East Sunshine D. Stevens R. Holden Farrant Storey Bradshaw Clone J. Wise Smiths M. Close J. White I Son da Storey White Caithness Uleh J. McKenni Harrison Wileiams Te E. Wills J. Forre Fa E. Silvey Bauleh Sundries I Smith Williams Bauleh Herron L. Duncan James Rockett Rockett A. v. Coburg Sunshine H.a-C.b West Melbourne
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