Tennis doubles results from local club matches
H Hiscock and J Hogan defeated K Hebb and M Kershaw 7 0. H Hiscock and D Stark beat K Hebb and Swann 7 2. J Hogan and O Deed? M Kershaw and S Swann faced Miss Spewart and Miss Taylor 7 2. Misses Wild and Taylor lost to Richards and Newell 5 7. Spowart and Wild beat Richards and Papst 7 2. Hiscock and Miss Taylor beat Swann and Newell 7 4. Hogan and Spowart beat Hebb and Richards 7 1. Stark and Wild defeated Kershaw and Papst 7 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hiscock
J. Hogan
D. K. Hebb
M. Kershaw
D. Stark
Presbyterians Sweep Methodist Club Doubles Matches
The Presbyterians defeated Methodists with wins in multiple doubles matches led by J McIntyre and W Bain alongside partners. Results show scores such as 5 7, 7 1, 6 7, 7 3, and 7 2 across contests featuring H Sully J Wenn A Lyons W Stark Miss Munro Miss Lindsay Miss Halliday and others. The sequence highlights strong performances by the Presbyterian pairings and close sets throughout the club tennis event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McIntyre
W. Bain
H. Sully
J. Wenn
J MelIntyre
W. Stark
A. Lyons
MelIntyre
Munro
B Lindsay
D. Halliday
Thompson
B. Lindsay
G. Jackson
McIntyre
Munro d. A. Lyons
J. McIintyre
Albion Triumphs Over St. Mark's In League Play
Albion 53 St. Mark's 42 as G Davies with A Morris and partnerships face W Chapple and G Williams in doubles set 6 7 loss for Dealy and Morris. Multiple mixed and doubles results report tight scores including 34 7 final line between Williams and Gibson versus Davies and King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Davies
T. Dealy
W. Chapple
G. Williams
A. Morris
OD. Penrose
E. Gibson
Cripps
D. W. Chapple
I. Gibson
Stark d. C. Vance
D. Penrose
King
St Albans Dominates Methodist In Close Team Bout
In St Albans matches, St Albans A and B teams defeated Methodist A and B. Notable results include S Hughes and A McCreery losing to F Willaton and H David 3/7 and multiple doubles pairs such as Willaton with Taylor, David with Taylor, and Grant with Vernon posting several wins among the close sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Hughes
A. McCreery
F. Willaton
H. David
Hughes
K. Brown
D. Taylor
H David
M. Grant
V. Vernon
M. Wills
V. Wills
I. Brown
G. Jones
Final meeting of LCI Soccer Club reports profit and honors
The final meeting of the LCI Soccer Club, chaired by president J B Salmon, approved a financial statement showing a healthy position. The annual ball yielded a net profit near £10 with season turnover over £100. Tokens of appreciation were given to Mr and Mrs Bowman and Mr and Mrs Gen Clayton for their services to juniors and schoolboys. A token was also given to Mr Robi Norris. A picnic to Bacchus Marsh is planned for Sunday December 5, with early seat applications via Bob Norris or Bill Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LCI
J. B. Salmon
W. Bowman
Gen. Clayton
Bill Bowman
Robi. Norris
Bacchus Marsh
Bob Norris
Sunshine triumphs as Essendon bowled out for 80
Sunshine H.A.C.B.S. bowled Essendon out for 80 on the first innings after winning the toss at Essendon. W. Burns opened with a first ball wicket and finished with 3/85, while A. Clarke claimed 4/0. Sunshine reached 129 in their first innings led by W. Burns 54 and W. Power 23 as Lorenz top-scored for Essendon with 11. Sunshine near victory after day one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine H.A.C.B.S
Essendon
W. Burns
Sunshine
Magrath
A. Clarke
Bill Burns
W. Power
J. Lorenz
Barden
Halpin
L. Priest
D. Halpin
Waratah Club hosts first function and plans dance
The Waratah club social committee held a card and games evening at Mrs Kiely’s home raising a substantial sum. Thanks are given to Mrs Kiely for hosting. An opening dance at the town hall is planned with music novelty dances and floor focus. A ticket selling drive aims for a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waratah Club
Mrs Kiely
Town Hall
Sunshine IOR vs Northcote Cramped Ground Leads Low Scores
Sunshine journeyed to Northcote without Lowe and Fraser who were ill and injured. Northcote batted first and were bowled out for 63 as Mounsey and Taylor dominated. Sunshine chased but initially faltered with five down for 46 before Mounsey and Ellingsen steadied to exceed the target. J Taylor and S Taylor fell just as they looked set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Northcote
Lowe
Fraser
G. Penrose
R. Colwell
Mounsey
Taylor
Ellingsen
J. Taylor
S. Taylor
Northcote Dominates With Top Score Of Season
In a sparse Northcote wicket report Kemp and colleagues struggle to reach 63 all out as Mounsey and Taylor lead the bowling. Kemp Vevers Hancock and Ellingsen take key wickets while Roberts remains not out. Sundries add minor runs as the innings ends early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northcote
Kemp
Ellingsen
Mounsey
Travers
Wal. Sanders
J. Patten
Wheeler
R. Patten
Vevers
Taylor
McDowell
Hancock
Colwell
S. Taylor
Wm. Sanders
L. Mounsey
Myers
Groves
Roberts
Sundries
VY. Patten
C Kemp
J. Taylor
Hancock J. Ellison
Ibn
McDonell Ellingsen
St Andrew's Modern Hospital Gains Premier Status
St. Andrew's private hospital in King Edward Avenue Sunshine is now ranked with Victoria's premier hospitals. Founded 15 years ago by Sisters M. and J. Carruthers, it has been extensively remodeled with three new single rooms and improved facilities including a sterilising room an operating theatre updated furnishings and a landscaped surrounding area. The Sisters Carruthers enterprise is praised for benefiting the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. and
J. Carruthers
St. Andrew's
King Edward Avenue
Sunshine
Victoria
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