Sunshine cricket season opens with strong start
In ideal conditions Sunshine first eleven opened by batting first against Elsternwick, totaling 175. Les Brownbill and Larry Young started slowly but built a foundation, with Foster Deeble Simpson and Willey contributing. Kyle and Nankervis added 16 for the last wicket. Frank Simpson named vice-captain to Leo Willey. Lambert took 5/50 and Mahlock 2/50.
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Elsternwick
Les Brownbill
Larry Young
Foster
Deeble
Simpson
Willey
Kyle
Nankervis
Frank Simpson
Leo Willey
L. Brownbill
L Young
Jamieson
E Foster
Homsey
Holdsworth
Xtras
Bowlers Take Early Lead in SCCA Season Opener
Opening matches under good conditions saw Bowler teams leading early. Notable A grade results include Waratah 4/51 defeating Sunshine United 115 and Albion 66 over Druids 62. Outstanding batting by K Kelly and T Barnes and strong bowling by J Pocholi and N Power highlighted the day.
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Sunshine United
Albion
Druids
Keilor
St. Albans
East Sunshine
Muioof
K. Kelly
E. Sun
No. T. Barnes
Sun Utd
N. Wright
N.o
L. Duxson
R. Pettifer
J. Hitler
Second Eleven Off to Poor Start in Inning Overnight
Second eleven opened disastrously with four batsmen failing to score as Mastin and Pippett rebuilt to 1 for 64 at stumps. Carlton Ayton Davies Cordy Simpson Mastin Patten Rice Said Carson Willey present in totals 121. Elaternwick 1 for 64.
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R. Mastin
G. Pippett
Elaternwick
Sunshine
Gordon Pippett
Jack Patten
Carlton
Ayton
Davies
Cordy
Simpson
Mastin
Patten
Pi Rce
Said
Carson
Willey K. N.o
SYS Basketballers Congratulated at Season End Function
The Victorian Women's Basketball Association Sunshine Younger Set received congratulations from president Miss Hull for their performance this season. The Younger Set were runners up in AZ and BZ grades. No. 1 team won their second successive premiership in the Night Association. Mrs. O Johns received the ribbons for the Younger Set. A card evening is planned for 27 October at Mrs Mills's Adelaide Street home with No. 1 team players providing supper.
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Victorian Women's Basketball Association
Sunshine
Miss Hull
O. Johns
OR Wins Indoor Bowls Competition
Results of the Indoor Bowls Association semi finals and finals played on Friday October 5 at Our Ladys Hall show ALP II defeating MASOOF 15–10 and IOR beating GUOOF 18–7, with a final IOR 12–8 over ALP II. The Singles Championship is scheduled for Friday October 12 at Our Ladys Hall with play at 7 30 p.m. and teams urged to bring suppers.
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Our Ladys Hal
ALP II
D. Masoof
IOR
D. Guoof
Our Ladys Hall
Hall bookings at own risk notice
Sunshine Council alerts that Town Hall bookings are at the booking party’s own risk during flooring replacement. Work planned near January and February while hall usage is light. access will be limited as floors are replaced and availability varies.
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Sunshine Council
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