Sunshine Anglers Win With Tench and Trout Trophy
Last weekend the Sunshine Anglers fished at Darrawell Guim with nearly 40 competitors. Eddie Turner won by weighing four tench and a trout totaling 10 lb 2 oz. Crick placed second with three tench, 7 lb 14 oz, and R G Crick third with three trout 4 lb 21 oz. Several others weighed one trout each. Total catch 11 trout and seven tench weighing 29 lb 12 oz. Next Sunday the club returns to Pike's Reserve with buses at 5 am and weigh-in at 7 pm. referees L Forsythe and A Green. trophy by Mr Boileau of Footscray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrawell Guim
Eddie Turner
Crick
R. G. Crick
B. Hyett
P. Simpson
Hickford
W. Greenham
J. L. Smith
L. Cooper
Pike's Reservaie
L. Forsythe
Green
Mr Boileau
Footscray
Sunshine Routed by Power House in Lacrosse Fight
Sunshine were decisively beaten by Power House 14 to 4 at Albert Park on Saturday. Both teams started strong with fast lacrosse and Power House led after a close first quarter, then pulled away in the second by scoring three goals to Sunshine's one.
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Sunshine
Power House
Albert Park
Wallace
Naval
Sunshine and Power House Clash Ends in 14 4 Victory
Two Sunshine back players were injured Thom cut head needing three stitches Watkins cut eye. From half time Power House outscored Sunshine seven goals to nil to win 14 4. Gillies Clough Hibbs and Gibson scored for Power House with Alcock King Park and Craig prominent. Afterward Sunshine were entertained by president Mr G K McWhirter and Mrs McWhirter in Presbyterian Hall with presentations to Mrs McWhirter and club captain J Dunkley for 1944.
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Thom
Watkins
Sunshine
Power House
Gillies
Clough
Hibbs
Wallace
Gibson Power Hyme Best
Alcack
King
Park
Craig
Mattinson Wins St Marks Harriers Five Mile Championship
The St Marks Harriers held the final cross country event of 1934 from the club rooms. Mattinson won the five mile club championship by 100 yards over Petherick who finished second with Lapman third. Petherick earned the junior cross country title with his second place. Training for track will begin at Sulwyn Park on October 2 and a grand dance at Town Hall is planned.
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Mattinson
Petherick
Lapman
M. Petherick
Sulwyn Park
Sunshine to meet Kew in Sub Districts League semi
Sunshine will face Kew tomorrow at Brunawick Ground in the Sub Districts League second semi final. The two clubs share wins on home ground and both show strong form with Sunshine rebuilding since joining the league in 1928. The club, recently led by president Reg Barclay and coach Alby Outen, has a history of premiership runs and notable players, aiming to clinch the title amid tough competition.
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Sunshine
Kew
Brunawick
Gan Tn
H. F. McKay
Reg. Barclay Ax
T. Thompson
Jack Downing
Alex. Eston
Yarraville
Glendenning
A. Lowe
Alex. Eason
Arthur Dodnon
Tom Powell
Fairfield
Jack Greenslade
Justin McCarthy
Essendon
Eve Naylor
Stan Whight
Reg. Barclay
Bob Barry
Frank Pearce
North Melbourne
South Melbourne
C. G. Carlton
Bob
Barry
Alby Quten
Cing Driscoll
Laffan
Prewitt
Sutherland
Whight
Somerville
Ryan
Footscray
Day
Whitsell
Coulsell
Baker
Chapple
Footvcray
Taylor Kilda
Michaelson
Sandringham
Bob Jones
Roy Crick
Alex
Jack More
Dick Perry
Varle
Roy Massa
Viv. N. Stockdale
Colin Greig
H. V. McKay
Selwyn Park
Muh Wad
Ralph McKay
Sunshine pair win piano duet and solo at Melbourne meet
Halcyone and Ros Robinson, both under 16, won the piano duet with 92 marks under teacher L Ormond Robinson in Sunshine. Judge Gustav Slapoffski praised their style, rhythm, memory and technique. Halcyone placed second in the piano solo under 16, with Ross third.
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Melbourne
Rosy
Halcyone Robinson
L. Ormond Robinson
Sunshine
Gustav Slapoffski
Halcyone
Ross
Golf mixed foursomes draw trophies at Niaha club
Saturday competition for trophies donated by President Mr Dinnell saw eighteen couples compete in mixed foursomes. Tomorrow a stroke event will be run with Mr A Johnston as steward as scores from last Saturday are recorded for many pairs including Mrs Fawcett with D Colquhoun and Miss Roach with J Hy.
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Dinnell
A. Johnston
Fawcett
D. G. Colquhound
Johnston
R.” Stewart
Wep
Miss Roach
J. Hy
Hall
Pumpy
Miss Williamson
R. K. McDonald
Morris
J. Dalling
Greenham
D- Davidzon
Hiscock
T. N. McArthur
Miss Marshall
Masson wins scarce rifle meet at Williamstown
Influenza and poor turnout marked the Williamstown rifle shoot on Saturday. Allan Mason led with a high score, beating veteran H Barnett by one pink. A dozen shooters posted scores as A Kyle E Wright A Franks and J Polan followed. Next Saturday features a pairs shoot with expected strong attendance.
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Williamstown
Allan Masson
Barnett
A. Mason H. Barnett
A. Kyle
E. Wright
A. Franks
J. Polan
Sunshine defeats Footscray United in 3-0 score line
Sunshine registered a solid win last Saturday over Footscray United by three goals. Scorers were H Taylor with two goals and J Campbell. Sunshine prepares for the season finale at railway reserve tomorrow with a likely lineup including Phinn Haxby Higgins Picken James E Taylor Gould Haxby Campbell Brady Duff and Ta.
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Sunshine
Footscray United Oy
Surshine
H. ‘Taylor
J. Campbell
Mane
L. Phinn
J. Haxby
G. Higgins
Picken
H. James
E Taylor
Gould
Haxiy, Campbell
D. Brady L
Duets
H. Ta ‘Or
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ST. Mark’s Harriers
Robinson
Joo
Niaha
Watson
Dinnelt
Mrs Bull
C. Pippett
Mra Darling
B. A. Autchingon
W. H. Ewin
B. M. Challen
Hampshire Road
Subu
Ra Wave
A.j.boyd
Sunshine Carrier
Devonshire Road
City Depot
Lomadale St
Walter
A. Warn Undertaker
Barkly Street
Footscray 4
A. E. Bowdern
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