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Image Not Available for Article titled 'Skipper's move wins for 18' about MISS TERYLENE winning a Sydney Flying Squadron 18-footer race, beating AMPOL and JANTZEN GIRL
Article titled 'Skipper's move wins for 18' about MISS TERYLENE winning a Sydney Flying Squadron 18-footer race, beating AMPOL and JANTZEN GIRL
Image Not Available for Article titled 'Skipper's move wins for 18' about MISS TERYLENE winning a Sydney Flying Squadron 18-footer race, beating AMPOL and JANTZEN GIRL

Article titled 'Skipper's move wins for 18' about MISS TERYLENE winning a Sydney Flying Squadron 18-footer race, beating AMPOL and JANTZEN GIRL

Date1940-1960s
Object numberANMS0437[023]
NameNewspaper clipping
MediumInk on paper
ClassificationsEphemera
Credit LineANMM Collection Gift from Allan Moran
Image Not Available for Icianz Circle article titled 'Two wins give "Miss T" lead position' about MISS TERYLENE winning the first and second races in the Sydney Flying Squadron's series 30 October 1959
Icianz Circle article titled 'Two wins give "Miss T" lead position' about MISS TERYLENE winning the first and second races in the Sydney Flying Squadron's series 30 October 1959
1959
Image Not Available for Young skipper starred - MISS TERYLENE sailed by young A Rofe became first Sydney Flying Squadron 18-footer to score two successive wins this season
Young skipper starred - MISS TERYLENE sailed by young A Rofe became first Sydney Flying Squadron 18-footer to score two successive wins this season
1940-1960s
Image Not Available for Article titled 'Rofe in 1st win' about skipper Rofe winning first race of season in MISS TERYLENE
Article titled 'Rofe in 1st win' about skipper Rofe winning first race of season in MISS TERYLENE
1940-1960s
Image Not Available for Article titled 'Spinnaker run a winner' about MISS TERYLENE winning a Sydney Flying Squadron race, after making better use of its spinnaker
Article titled 'Spinnaker run a winner' about MISS TERYLENE winning a Sydney Flying Squadron race, after making better use of its spinnaker
1940-1960s
Image Not Available for Article about MISS TERYLENE winning second successive race in the Sydney Flying Squadron series
Article about MISS TERYLENE winning second successive race in the Sydney Flying Squadron series
1940-1960s
Image Not Available for Article from the Sydney Flying Squadron titled 'MISS TERYLENE in repeat performance' about MISS TERYLENE's win in the Florrie A Handicap for the WJ Anderson Trophy
Article from the Sydney Flying Squadron titled 'MISS TERYLENE in repeat performance' about MISS TERYLENE's win in the Florrie A Handicap for the WJ Anderson Trophy
1940-1960s
Image Not Available for Article titled 'Miss T wins again - with a human "Rudder"' relating MISS TERYLENE winning the anniversary handicap on Australia day with one of its crew members overboard acting as a human rudder
Article titled 'Miss T wins again - with a human "Rudder"' relating MISS TERYLENE winning the anniversary handicap on Australia day with one of its crew members overboard acting as a human rudder
1960
Image Not Available for Article from Daily Mirror, titled 'A speedy miss' with phptograph captioned 'MISS TERYLENE in the Sydney Flying Squadron's 18-footer Queen of the Harbor event'
Article from Daily Mirror, titled 'A speedy miss' with phptograph captioned 'MISS TERYLENE in the Sydney Flying Squadron's 18-footer Queen of the Harbor event'
1961
Image Not Available for Article about SAM LANDS win in a Sydney Flying Squadron race, beating GWENYTH and CRYSTAL SHIRT
Article about SAM LANDS win in a Sydney Flying Squadron race, beating GWENYTH and CRYSTAL SHIRT
1940-1960s
Image Not Available for Article titled 'Close finish in 18 ftrs' about SAM LANDS winning the ladies'auxiliary handicap, beating SCAMP
Article titled 'Close finish in 18 ftrs' about SAM LANDS winning the ladies'auxiliary handicap, beating SCAMP
1940-1960s
Image Not Available for Article from The Sun titled 'Freaks out of sailing - NSW 18-footer skippers and boat owners decided to abandon interstate and International races rather than compete against "Freak" boats"
Article from The Sun titled 'Freaks out of sailing - NSW 18-footer skippers and boat owners decided to abandon interstate and International races rather than compete against "Freak" boats"
1960
Image Not Available for MISS TERYLENE A Rofe had a convincing win in the Carl Press Trophy - second was JANTZEN GIRL
MISS TERYLENE A Rofe had a convincing win in the Carl Press Trophy - second was JANTZEN GIRL
c 1955