St Mark's Amateur Athletic Club Exceeds In Midfield Meet
St Mark's Amateur Athletic Club hosted the second inter club meet at Olympic Park. In C Grade St Mark's No 1 beat Kew while G Grade St Mark's lost to St Joseph's. Notable results include Roberts winning the 120 yards hurdles and throwing the javelin 149 ft 9 in, Knight taking 440 yards in 53.9 seconds, Cox winning the mile in 4 47, and Clemson taking shot put 28 ft 10 in.
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St. Mark's Amateur Athletic Club
Olympic Park
St. Mark's
Kew
St. Joseph's
D. Kew
St. Mark’s
C. Roberts
G. Pippett
F. Bennett
N. Knight
R. Cox
J. Mattinson
A. Holden
C. Hulett
H. Clemson
St. M
Jamieson
Clemson
Track event results list from St. Marys meet
Sprint results show Jamieson Kingston and Brown Kingston leading 100 yards with times around 10.3 seconds. Knight St. Marys wins 440 yards with Brown Kingston second and Roberts St. Marys third. 120 yards hurdles show Roberts St. Marys among top finishers.
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Jamieson
Brown
Hulett
St. M
Knight
Teams for Tomorrow C Grade at Metropolitan Meet
Tomorrow's C Grade team lineup includes C Roberts T Frazer and C Hulett in 220 yards N Knight J Mattinson and R Cox in 440 yards Hurdles features C Roberts N Knight J Mattinson. Mile Walk lists A Philpott H Munro and J Gaylor. Relay team W Dodds N Knight and J Scanlan plus Hulett Frazer. Field events show H Clemson Hider Pip Pett and NS Knight with J Hider pole vault.
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C. Roberts
T. Frazer
C. Hulett
Knight
N. Knight
J. Mattinson
R. Cox
A. Holden
N Knight
A. Philpott
H. Munro
J. Gaylor
J. Scanlan
W. Dodds
H. Clemson
Hider
G. Pippett
NS. Knight
J. Hider
R. Hale
G Grade at G Middle Park Track Meet Results
G Grade versus Middle Park with results in sprints and field events. 220 yards won by Hale Bell Mudford Lowman. 880 yards by Holden Walker Carland Petherick. Mile Walk won by Gaylor Skewes Carland. 4x110 yards relay by Major Hale Mudford Lowman Pippett. Broad Jump won by Pippett Major. High Jump won by Pippett Hale.
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R. Hale
A. Bell
A. Mudford
Lowman
A. Holden
H. Walker
D. Carland
M. Petherick
J. Gaylor
A. Skewes
J. Carland
H. Major
G. Lowman
G. Pippett
Deer Park Girls Host Social Evening With Fun Stunts
The Deer Park Ladies Guild organized a social and gift evening last Tuesday with many young attendees enjoying fun stunts. Mesdames Lyons Huggins and Miss Glendenning Hinchcliffe, and Messrs Lyons Terrill performed high quality items. A closing supper followed the program and prizes were awarded for best aprons and games. The year ends with a December 8 guild meeting. A December 1 Deer Park Mothers Club event supports the Nylen fire loss fund featuring dancing and entertainment with admission 1 for adults and 6d for children.
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Ladies’ Guild
Mesdames Lyons
Huggins
Glendenning
Hinchcliffe
Lyons
Terrill
Cloge
Mesdames Spratling
Foley
Henwy
K. Millership
Guild
Deer Park Hall
Deer Park
Rifle Shooting Results From Harvester Club Match
Harvester Club members fired from the 700 yard line on Saturday with difficult conditions. Secretary Wright held a strong showing finishing with a four after a rough start and a string of eight-ball scores mid-competition. He would have won first prize in the Union Monthly if entered.
Druids Doings Cover Yarraville Sunshine Lodge Elections
Sunshine Druids report visits by members to Footscray and Yarraville. Ivy Leaf Lodge added fifty new Druids this quarter and plans more next Thursday. Yarraville Lodge faces keen officer competition, with Cyril Kought possibly as lodge auditor and Sister M. Koskhy challenging Bro. Bryant for treasurer. Arch Druid J F Wittick’s laryngitis may limit rulings until November 26 nominations. Social plans include a Venice trip with three buses, social secretary L E James seeking picnic ideas and contact to avoid crowding. Bro. A C Brown attended M U I O O F night and may reveal election surprises. Sunshine Lodge eyes eight to nine new members, and Santa Claus will visit December 19 at 7 p.m. in St Mark's Hall.
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Sunshine Ludge
Footrcray
Yarraville
Ivy Leaf
Yarravile
Cyril Kought
Lodge
M. Kosk'hy
Bro
Bryant
J. FE. Wittick
Sunshine
Venice
Bro. L. E. James
Bro. James
Bro. A. C. Brown
M.U
Bro. Brown
Loyal Sunshine Lodge social night honors long-serving members
The Loyal Sunshine Lodge of the Manchester Unity held a half yearly social and presentation night drawing about 300 attendees including Grand Master E. Lees and Director Bates. Presentations honored Bro. Mosley for near perfect attendance, Bro. Bennett and Mrs F. Guy for ongoing service, with 92 members in attendance and a performance by the Blind Institute orchestra.
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Sunshine Lodge
Manchester Unity
Order
Bro. E. Lees
Bates
P.G.M. J. Robinson
Collingwood
North Yarra
A. Clarke
Bro
K. Mosley
G.M
Bro. Lees
Mosley
Williamstown
Werribee
Bro. E. Craddock
P.G
Bro. Bennett
J. C. Mounsey
Mra F. Guy
Bro. Pascoe
M.A
Oddfellows
Blind Institute Orchestra
P. G. Spencer
O Thaw Lodge
Tennis Points and Players Race for Outstanding Honor
A fragmented record lists tennis points by date with players such as Miss Davidson Miss Richards Williams Swann and others. The season totals name Mrs Spowart Mr fjogp and Hughes among leading performers, with Williams appearing across multiple entries.
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Davidson
Methodist and Albion Clubs Score Tight Saturday Matches
Results show Methodist club teams beating various partners with scores around seven to four and six to seven. Albion Methodists edged Roseleigh while St Albans fought Linton in a close contest. players named include Williams, Vance, Gibson, McIntyre, and MeIntyre among others.
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Seorvil Roseleigh Ce
St. Mark‘s
Gardens
Methodists
St. Albans
Albion
Linton
Spaldings
D. ST. Mark
H. David
F. Willaton
du. Vance
D. Simcocks
Pay
C. Willaton
D. G. Williams
Simcocks
C. Willat
Williams
Vane
M. Anderson
M. Talor d
M. Bradbury
Gibson
M. Anders
M. Wills
M. Brabury
I. Gibson
Misex Taylor
Mis E
D. J. Vance
M. Ff
M. Tay
D. D. Simcocks
G. Williams
Mission
Gardens Tennis Club Downs Spaldings and More
In a series of mixed doubles and ladies events at Gardens, Hiscock and Hogan defeated Chapman and Allen 7 2, years of play saw Hiscock paired with Wild win over Allen and Hebb 7 2. Haas and Baird beat Richards and Hanley, while Haas and Wild defeated Richards and Pabst 7 5. Wild with Haas defeated Allen and Hanley 7 3.
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He Arid
Wild d. Allen
Hanley
Wild
B. Hebb
Pabst
State School News Seeks Vocational Address for Parents Meeting
Parents invited to State School hearing by Giles BSc on Monday the only available date. Drayton from the school committee offers a new bugle donation and asks residents to donate a kettle or another bugle to equip the school band.
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Giles
Drayton
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Dodds
Doig
St. J
Bell
St. May
Walker
St. Mid
Carland
St. Mv
Munro
Hitler
Middle Park
Deer Park News
S E. Wright
Farnsworth
Masson
F Masson Oh
Y KE. Dumbrell
Smith
N J. Wright Barnett
Horige
P.P.L
Patersons Pty. Ltd
Paterson
Paterson’s Pty. Ltd
Nicholson Street
Footscra
Bourke Street
Melbourne
Smith Street
Fitzroy
Old Street
Wangaratta
Druids
P.A.D
M.u.l0.o.f
Albion Methodists
Roseleigh
Barrie and
Davies d. J. McIinty
Dealy
J. McIntyre
Bearmore
King d
MeInty
G. Jones
Barrie
Dripps
McIntyre
Davies
Beardmore d. Jenings
Meris
King
I. Cunningham
St- Albans
D. Linton
Hughes
F. McCreery
N. Self
D. Stark
S. Hugh
A. McCreery
M. McKechnie
V. Vernon
I’. Butt
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Vernon
A. Self
I. Bron
M. McKeenie
V. Vnon
Self d. D. Stark
F. Butt
I. Bron McCreery
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