Albion 2nds Edge East in Crowd Stirring Cricket Tilt
Albion 2nds won the toss and bowled East to bat with Reitchel and White opening. East slumped early as Kyle dismissed White, Smith fell to Green, and Reitchel looked set before being run out for 22. B. Muller and Doug Harry took key wickets for East, while Albion’s fielding and steady bowling kept pressure as the score moved toward 46 runs needed with six wickets in hand at stumps. East Sunshine.
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Albion
East
Reitchel
White
Kyle
Green
Jack Smith
St. George Muller
Humpe
Pop
George
B. Moffat
Bell
B. Muller
Doug Harry
Jack Scanton
Rit Steadman
Ted Iley
P. Baker
East Sunshine
J. White
C. Reitchel
J. Smith
G. Muller
Steadman
Clayton
J. Ayton
J. Scanton
Baker
K. Tisdale
Willey
A. Kyle
D. Harry
E. Willey
B. Green
Smith
Soldiers versus Druids cricket match recap
Druids won the toss and fielded. Soldiers were dismissed for a poor score as L Willey and T Dalling excelled with the ball. Dalling claimed six wickets for three runs as the Druids bowled out the Soldiers for a medium total.
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Soldiers
Druids
L. Willey
T. Dalling
Dalling
Wattles vs Waratah cricket innings summary
Waratah opened slowly with Curtain and Scott, Scott out to Mac. Cheggie bowled first ball by Reidy. Curtain 19, Crooks 15, Dulling 9, O'Brien 8 not out. Murphy failed. Wattles’ Clayton took five for 6, with McKenzie and Reidy also contributing. Wattles at stumps six for 40. Weathered by Young Pat 27, Our Era 23, captain 13. Waratah bowlers Howard, Young, Cheg widden led.
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Waratah
H. Curtain
J. Scott
Scott
Mac
Cheggie
Bob Reidy
Curtain
Jack Crooks
Dulling
E. O'Brien
Waratahs
R. Murphy
Wattlex
E. Clayton
C. McKenzie
R. Reidy
Wattles
Lightning
Young Pat
J. Howard
Young
Chegwidden
Phone Sunshine 28 Grocery Order Advertisement
A promotional note offers a phone line for placing grocery orders and mentions quality pairs and a service. It includes a name L. M. James and address 105 Anderson Rd Sunbeine. The text reads as an old style classified ad or notice.
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Sunshine
L. M. James
Anderson RD
Sunbeine
Potteries vs Sunshine match ends with Potteries at eight for 179
Potteries at home host Sunshine with 23 not out by J O'Brien at stumps after Potteries reach 179. Emery and Mason added 40 for the fifth wicket while Duxson led Sunshine with two wickets for 14 runs in eight overs.
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Potteries
Sunshine
Emery
H. Drayton
Ron Duxson
Drayton
Albert Drayton
Way
Cary
Frank Mason
Hitler
Mason
Carter
Jack O'Brien
Bob Duxson
R. Emery
Allen
A. Drayton
Duxson
Smith A. Cary
Smith
F. Mason
Stpd
Haxby
V. Cater
Schmidt
B. Duxson
J. Thomson
RB. Duxson
R. Wolfe
J. O'Brien
R. Duxson
Grand United vs M A Grand United stumble to 150 in bowlers duel
Grand United posted 150 with Frazer and R Gunner sharing early wickets and J Blakey 66 plus Searle 26 boosting the total. M A fell for 50 as Ralph Guy top scored with 22 not out while A Hale and J Steadman claimed most wickets.
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Grand United
Frazer
R. Gunner
N. Green
J. Steadman
A. Hale
Searle
J. Blakey
Ralph Guy
M.A
Ray Guy
T. Frazer
W. Guy
H. Black
G.U. N. Green
R. Guy
T. Haupton
Gunner
B. Searle
H. Clay
W. Day
Ryan
Black
H. Blakey
B. Guy
R. Houston
M. Guy
Hale
France
Stead W. Soy
Steadman
C Day
K. Barker
Hale R. Guy
E. Gunner
V. Ryan
Hale R
Houston
Albion and St. Albans Play On Rainy Albion Ground
Albion and St. Albans contested a cricket match on the Albion ground. Albion’s Wise and Scott opened the chase, Whitney and Wise built a stand of 82 before stumps with Albion at 82 for 1. St Albans bowlers Caithness and Wise shared early wickets for Albion. Special Albion trophy race features Whitney Wise and Young contending for the lead as scores show.
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Albion
St. Albans
Johnson
Reece
Frank
Hughes
Hasnett
Palmer
Young
Wise
Scott
Patten
Williams
Whitney
J. Wise
F. Johnson
K. Vincent
W. Avery
N, Peers
de Caithneyy
Barklay
le Valmer
Smith
M, Close
Sunshine LOR vs Richmond LOR Match Report
Sunshine LOR batted first, slumping after 26 for 1 to 39 for 4 and 138 for 6, with J Taylor and 8 Taylor contributing. Fraser and Stan steadied, Patten, Mounsey, and others made minor scores, Richmond bowled well with Taylor 0/7 as Sunshine posted 191, then Richmond began with Bascombe and Tippett not out as extras shaped the innings.
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Sunshine
J. Taylor
Taylor
Stan
Fraser
Moun
Thirst
Lock Ler
McGrath
Richmond
Las
J. Patten
Forbes
Daley
L. Brownbill
Calder
B. Lowe
Cozens
Dobson
Ross
V. Patten
Locklier
Calder S. Taylor
Daley L. Mounsey
Bascombe
Rosy Fraser
Gibson
Ross Batten
H Daley
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F’seray
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W. Secombe
R. Rolls
G Judd
J. Wood
T. Dallin
W. Clayton
H. Foxcroft
Lawson
R. Harbotile
R. Kellett
T. Daling
Ertrur
R. Buttimer
Clayton R
Leckie
Ton Tr. McIntyre
Ib Ct
Wattles v. Waratah
J. H. Curtain
R. Reidy Scott
C Reidy
McKenzie
J Chegwidden
Reidy
Cork Crooks
Watkins
Kenzie P. Dalling
Clayton KE
O'Brien
Ton. L. Young
Clayton J. Kiely
Clayton Tras
H. Doherty
Wampshire Road
J. Chegwidden
Grand United v. M.A
Wein
Wise O Scott
Jim
Rh. Williams
H Wine
Caithness
K. Patten
Kenneth Whitne
Harris
H Palmer Smith
Johnson c Hassett
Morton
Dokawon
T. Young
D. Caithness
D. Whitney
Colt
Ib Willbanat
Sunshine L.O.R. v. Richmond
LOR
Ye Os
Rosas
L. A. Cooper
Thorpe Sr., Inc
the Junction Joinery and Timber Mills Pty. Ltd
Geelong Road
Footscray
George North
Sunshine Direct
Hampshire Road
Sun
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KE. H. and
H. V. King Funeral Directors
Albert and
Paisley Streets
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