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Image Not Available for Swimming section about a race record for the 220 yards, swimmers mentioned include Ken Tanner, Geoff Vockler and Noel Ryan
Swimming section about a race record for the 220 yards, swimmers mentioned include Ken Tanner, Geoff Vockler and Noel Ryan
Image Not Available for Swimming section about a race record for the 220 yards, swimmers mentioned include Ken Tanner, Geoff Vockler and Noel Ryan

Swimming section about a race record for the 220 yards, swimmers mentioned include Ken Tanner, Geoff Vockler and Noel Ryan

Date1930s
Object numberANMS0564[153]
NameNewspaper clipping
MediumInk on paper
ClassificationsEphemera
Credit LineANMM Collection Gift from Lorna Cavanagh
Image Not Available for Article titled 'Slow times in Victoria'16 December 1931 about carnival to be held at Footscray Bath with refernece to swimmers Ken Tanner, Geoff Vockler and William Cavanagh
Article titled 'Slow times in Victoria'16 December 1931 about carnival to be held at Footscray Bath with refernece to swimmers Ken Tanner, Geoff Vockler and William Cavanagh
1931
Image Not Available for Vockler opens national swimming career; 220 yards taken from Ryan; grim struggle gives Victorian narrow win
Vockler opens national swimming career; 220 yards taken from Ryan; grim struggle gives Victorian narrow win
8 February 1933
Image Not Available for Article titled 'At a mile; Tanner's prospects' about the Werribee Swimming Carnival and swimmers Ken Tanner, G Vockler, W Cavanag, and T Baker
Article titled 'At a mile; Tanner's prospects' about the Werribee Swimming Carnival and swimmers Ken Tanner, G Vockler, W Cavanag, and T Baker
1930s
Image Not Available for Article titled 'In danger; Tanner's mile title' about the Werribee Swimming Carnival with reference to swimmers Ken Tanner, G Vockler, W Cavanagh and Ray Houston
Article titled 'In danger; Tanner's mile title' about the Werribee Swimming Carnival with reference to swimmers Ken Tanner, G Vockler, W Cavanagh and Ray Houston
1930s
Image Not Available for Tanner's forth state title - Walter defeated in 220 yards swimming championship new records for women's quarter mile
Tanner's forth state title - Walter defeated in 220 yards swimming championship new records for women's quarter mile
1930s
Image Not Available for Geoff Vockler is Vic 'quarter'champ; won stroke-for-stroke race with Ken Tanner
Geoff Vockler is Vic 'quarter'champ; won stroke-for-stroke race with Ken Tanner
1930s
Image Not Available for Ken Tanner fancied; 220 yards at Footscray, dated 16 December 1931
Ken Tanner fancied; 220 yards at Footscray, dated 16 December 1931
1931
Image Not Available for Article titled 'Swimming stars all' January 30, 1936 with cartoon drawings of swimmers P Hooper , W Kendall, W Jarvis, HR Biddulph, PE Mathieson and Noel Ryan
Article titled 'Swimming stars all' January 30, 1936 with cartoon drawings of swimmers P Hooper , W Kendall, W Jarvis, HR Biddulph, PE Mathieson and Noel Ryan
1936
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 Article titled 'Johannsen wins 220 yards state title'dated 8 April 1940 about the final Victorian Amateur Swimming Association carnival for the season at the Richmond Baths
Article titled 'Johannsen wins 220 yards state title'dated 8 April 1940 about the final Victorian Amateur Swimming Association carnival for the season at the Richmond Baths
1940
Image Not Available for Article titled 'Virtually breaks world's record for half-mile -Ryan crushingly defeated: remarkable times' with photograph of Andrew Charlton and Noel Ryan swimming
Article titled 'Virtually breaks world's record for half-mile -Ryan crushingly defeated: remarkable times' with photograph of Andrew Charlton and Noel Ryan swimming
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