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Geoff Vockler is Vic 'quarter'champ; won stroke-for-stroke race with Ken Tanner
Date
1930s
Object number
ANMS0564[081]
Name
Newspaper clipping
Medium
Ink on paper
Classifications
Ephemera
Credit Line
ANMM Collection Gift from Lorna Cavanagh
Terms
swimming
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