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Image Not Available for 'Only two athletes likely for Olympic games' with photograph captioned 'Allan Crawford Vic who won his heats of the 100 and 440 yards event' 28 January 1936
'Only two athletes likely for Olympic games' with photograph captioned 'Allan Crawford Vic who won his heats of the 100 and 440 yards event' 28 January 1936
Image Not Available for 'Only two athletes likely for Olympic games' with photograph captioned 'Allan Crawford Vic who won his heats of the 100 and 440 yards event' 28 January 1936

'Only two athletes likely for Olympic games' with photograph captioned 'Allan Crawford Vic who won his heats of the 100 and 440 yards event' 28 January 1936

Date1936
Object numberANMS0564[143]
NameNewspaper clipping
MediumInk on paper
ClassificationsEphemera
Credit LineANMM Collection Gift from Lorna Cavanagh
Image Not Available for Crawford's triumph; youth swims brilliant 440 yards, dated 24 January 1934 with reference to Vockler
Crawford's triumph; youth swims brilliant 440 yards, dated 24 January 1934 with reference to Vockler
1934
Image Not Available for Photogaph captioned 'W Cavanagh, who started from scratch, winning the second heat of the a grade 220 yards handicap at the swimming carnival at the Footscray Baths'
Photogaph captioned 'W Cavanagh, who started from scratch, winning the second heat of the a grade 220 yards handicap at the swimming carnival at the Footscray Baths'
1930s
Image Not Available for Article titled 'Won the 880 championships' with photograph captioned 'Bill Cavanagh left being congratulated by his opponents after winning the 880 yards Victorian championships'
Article titled 'Won the 880 championships' with photograph captioned 'Bill Cavanagh left being congratulated by his opponents after winning the 880 yards Victorian championships'
1930s
Image Not Available for Article about a 440 yards state championship at Dandenong with reference to swimmers Alan Crawford, Cavanagh, Dennis and King
Article about a 440 yards state championship at Dandenong with reference to swimmers Alan Crawford, Cavanagh, Dennis and King
1930s
Image Not Available for Article from New Zealand Star with photograph of Mathieson swimming captioned 'New Zealand star, Peter Mathieson, who easily won the NSW 110 Yards backstroke championship'
Article from New Zealand Star with photograph of Mathieson swimming captioned 'New Zealand star, Peter Mathieson, who easily won the NSW 110 Yards backstroke championship'
1930s
Image Not Available for Noel Ryan; national games end; Mollie Mitchell New South Wales beats Frances Bult in 440 yards
Noel Ryan; national games end; Mollie Mitchell New South Wales beats Frances Bult in 440 yards
1930s
Image Not Available for Rose Bay Amateur Swimming Club certificate of merit awarded to S McCure in recognition of his having swam 440 yards in 6 minutes 25 2/5 seconds at Rose Bay Baths on 8 February 1919
Rose Bay Amateur Swimming Club certificate of merit awarded to S McCure in recognition of his having swam 440 yards in 6 minutes 25 2/5 seconds at Rose Bay Baths on 8 February 1919
1919
Image Not Available for McDonald Bendigo and R Winning win heats of 440 swim
McDonald Bendigo and R Winning win heats of 440 swim
8 February 1936
Image Not Available for Rose Bay Amateur Swimming Club certificate of merit awarded to S McCure in recognition of his having swam 100 yards in 59 4/5 seconds at Rose Bay Baths on 20 March 1920
Rose Bay Amateur Swimming Club certificate of merit awarded to S McCure in recognition of his having swam 100 yards in 59 4/5 seconds at Rose Bay Baths on 20 March 1920
1920
Image Not Available for Kallili and Kurtz starred at Coogee - New Australian 100 yards record to sprinter but Besomo too good in backstroke event
Kallili and Kurtz starred at Coogee - New Australian 100 yards record to sprinter but Besomo too good in backstroke event
1930s
Image Not Available for For Athletes and Handymen
For Athletes and Handymen
August 1969
Australian athlete en route to the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games
Australian athlete en route to the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games
John Konrads
1964