Sunshine triumphs as First Eleven defend to defeat Middle Park
In a slow paced one day match at Selwyn Park Sunshine chased late, winning by 654 runs on the first innings after a 76 all out by Sunshine and 43 by Middle Park. Harry Ellison took 7/14 and Tom Fox 3/20 as Middle Park faltered while Sunshine then posted 219 in the second innings to secure the victory and lead the section. The Seconds beat Seddon at Wembley Park by 31 runs on first innings as Jim Waite and Gordon Southern starred with strong partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Park
Selwyn Park
Sunshine
Harry Ellison
Tom Fox
Ieaders
L. Brownbill
H Wright
G. Horner
L. Willey
Jd. Ayton
P. Hickey
R. Carlton
H Ellison
L. Young
J Ormiston
T. Fox
H.ellison
WJ. Ormiston
J. Ayton
Seddon
Jim Waite
Gordon Southern
Surprises in Sunshine District A Section Round
In the third round the A Section saw leaders Dor and CW lose their first games while the Druids opened with a win over West Sunshine. I Section contenders Harvesters Sunshine United and SOB kept winning. Junior section saw St Albans beat St Sunshine as Druids defeated VCW. Stars of the Round include Hassett Clayton Wilcox Rae Leod Smithwick DeYoung Barnes McKennon Day. East Sunshine Albion A Waratah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DOR
C.W
Druids
West Sunshine
Harvesters
Sunshine United
S.O.B
St. Albans
St. Sunshine
V.C W
Hassett
R. Clayton
E. Wilcox
Rae Leod
V Smithwick
St Albans and Druids share junior section draw
Local results show St Albans 7 over West Sunshine 4 and Druids 3 against Sunshine United 1 in a tight junior match. The Old Boys led Sydenham 14 against G U 6 while Albion blocked East Sunshine 1.
St Albans Triumph As Hassett Stars In Sealed Innings Win
St Albans won by 77 runs after restricting Albion to 34 in their first innings. Hassett top scored with 76 and took 4 for 12, Wise bowled 4/28, while Missen and Priest contributed key catches and Albion failed to chase the target set by St Albans.
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Albion
St Albans
St. Albans
Les Hassett
Wise
St. Albany
Col Missen
Hassett
R. Priest
Patten
Missen
Douglas
H. Toby
Power
Bell
A. Priest
Butler
Said
O'Reilly
Scott
Ro O'Reilly
Ro Pettifer
Pettifer
J. Wise
Ellison
Hyorth
T .Reilly
Extras
G. Power
Waratah victory by 15 runs in Gardens Reserve match
Waratah won by 15 runs on the first innings at the Gardens Reserve. A Morrison 35 and N McArthur 17 led Waratahs with bat. J Patten 3/21 and K McGrath 3/253 starred for 1.0.R. attack as Hauser and others contributed in the scoring and fielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waratah
A. Morrison
N. McArthur
Waratahs
J. Patten
K. McGrath
Druids Defeat West Sunshine By 45 In First Innings
Druids won by 45 runs on first innings at East Sunshine ground. Notable for Druids were new players J Holt 25 and R Clayton 38, with Clayton’s return after navy service. West Sunshine bowled by Baum, Hill and Dickenson, bowled for 71 in reply.
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Druids
J. Holt
R. Clayton
Navy
East” Sunshine Ground
Thompson
Holden
R Clayton
Parsons
McMurray
Holt
Colliver
Pengelly
Caulfield
L. DeYoung
Mitchell
Extras
Baum
Hill
Willey
Dickenson
Kenny
West Sunshine
L. Clayton
Baker
Helms
K. Banks
K. Schmidt
Patterson
Isoane
Mitche
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Turf Club
Wembley Park
Footserway
T. Young
Wick
A. Hale
J. Davies
Young
E Treble
W Lewis
R. Dunlop
J. White
KE. Clayton
G Fee
N, Green
Ai Winter
A Hale
Sunshine District Cricket Association
KR. DeYoung
Barnes
N. McKennon
Io.r
Yo.w
East Sunshine
W. & C. Gross
Amcal Chemists
Hampshire Road
Sunshine Timber Co
Town Hall
A. Boyd & Son Sunshine Carrier
Victorian Road Transport Association
Melbourne
Sunshine & Districts
Monash ST
South Sunshine
Nove
E. Sunshine
Grumley
G. Delley
W. Sunshine
T. Dalling
Prowrie
Mills
Yc.w
Howard
Sunshine Hire
Des. Ryan
Hauser
Morrison
Tisdale
G. Crook
K James
Wright
J. Crook
Jowett
K. Barkla
B Ritchie
V. Patten
N. McGrath
O'Connor & Howlett
Victoria Street
Cartage Contractor
Thorpe ST
Crescent Poultry Farm
R.I
J. W. Snaith
J. UW
McGrath Sunshine
Oes Dan
Bain Gent
Margaret Herwig
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