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HomeHistoryClub Formation – January 1932
January 15, 1932

Club Formation – January 1932

The below article appeared in The Gawler Bunyip on January 15th 1932, describing the efforts in creating an oval for the Sandy Creek Cricket Club.

See http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/96680324 for the original scan.

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