Sunshine Cricket Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Sunshine Cricket Association convened its annual meeting with Ted King presiding. New officers were elected including King as president and G Kirby as senior vice president. Secretaries and delegates were chosen, Dr Glendenning spoke on supporting cricket, and a grand presentation dance was planned for October opening day.
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Sunshine Cricket Association
Ted King
Cra
Glendening
Baker
G. Kirby
A Beachley
Blakey
T. O'Brien
AJL
Viilc.u
Kirby
Mery Close
Bob Buttimer
Norm Green
Norm
Albert Buttimer
Percy Scott
A. Beachley
Glendenning
Sunshine
N. Green
Mixed foursomes delight at Vf COUR Last Saturday
Last Saturday's golf event at Vf COUR drew a large, sociable crowd with perfect weather and fine trophies. President Stobert E. Murray organized a successful evening social at the masonic hall, with a strong committee of ladies. Tomorrow associates and members face Logey under Stableford scoring with trophies donated by J. Morris and F. Kitchen. Notable scores include Miss Baird and D. Owen 71 and many pairs in the 72–84 range.
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Stobert E. Murray
Masonic Hall
Logey
Stableford
Mel Gordon Boyd
J. Morris
F. Kitchen
Miss Baird
D. Owen
Hernex
J. W. Perry
Mrx Johnston
R. McP. Stewart
Miss D. Johnston
F. Willaton
Mra Bell
J. WH. Brown
Mim Gerry
W. Gale
J. Perry
W. R. Perry
Miss Thompson
E. Gerry
Sunshine footballers gear up for second semi final at Fitzroy
Sunshine players trained hard for the Saturday semi final against South at Fitzroy. Key players Mac and Reg Wilson are sidelined with leg injuries, while Harry Cousens and captain Vic James led drills and tactical talks. A pie night aided morale, and a post season benefit match was proposed, with buses leaving from the Sunshine post office for the game and supporter transport.
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Sunshine
South
Fitzroy
Harry Cousens
Mac
Reg
Wilson
Reg Wilson
Fairfield
Messrs
E. Naylor
A. Beachley
Vic James
Arthur Stavely
Connie Sheehan
Sunshine Post Office
Angling Winners Named at Chinton Opening Day
The Anglers at Chinton held a successful outing last Sunday with B Craddock taking first prize for a good trout bag, P Simpson second, L Fisher third. Total catch exceeded 60 with all taking fish home. Next meet is at Yering on the Yarra River with a 4.45 am post office departure and 6.30 pm weigh-in.
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Chinton
Butch
B. Craddock
P. Simpson
L. Fisher
Yering
Yarra
Everbody
Sunshine Triumphs in Final Premiership Comeback
North Balwyn led 12 to 4 after five innings but Sunshine rallied with strong hitting from Jim Scott Jack Crook and Billy Martin. Tom Dalling hit a decisive home run as Sunshine closed within 8 and then tied the game early in the last innings before Dalling's heroics sealed their third consecutive premiership.
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North Balwyn
Sunshine
Royal Park
Ginty Ellis
Pat Dalling
Jim Scott
Jack Crook
Tom Dalling
Billy Martin
Balwyn
Tom Dulling
Rusty
Sunshine Baseball Club
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Cricket Association Annual Meeting
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Hope’s General Store
Barkly ST
Footscray
Frem
H. Doherty
Hampshire Road
South Melbourne
L. Duncan
Carrier
King Edward Av
Sumabios
Baseballers
James Hall
J. Geoffrey Hall
Lombard Buildings
Queen ST
Melbourne
Mr Hell
R.S
E.L
L. E. J. Holden
the Junction Joinery and Timber Mills Pty. Ltd
Geelong Road
George North
Sun
Herbert King
Ramons
E. H. and
Albert
Paisley Streets
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