Swimming Carnival Held in Showery Weather
The Sunshine Swimming Club hosted its annual Victorian championships amid showers with two title events contested. W Cavanagh of Melbourne won the men 880 yards championship after a tight finish, while Miss L Casbolt led early in the women 220 yards before Miss M Lord and Miss Nixon secured top places. diving exhibitions and open events also featured strong Sunshine Club participation.
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Sunshine Swimming Club
W. Cavanagh
Melbourne
A. Crawford
Y.M.C.A
Jeader
Cavanagh
Houston
Miss P. Smith
Footscray
Miss Lord
Crawford
Miss Nixon
Miss Smith
Australia
Sunshine Club
R. Mattinson
Engelhart
Messrs
Les Harley
Harry Simcocks
Len Warner
Ralph Knight
G. Pedler
H. Ashford
Mootscray
RB. Magewski
Brunswick
T. Lyons
C. McPherson
Jarvie
Sell
Essendon
J, Conabere
H, Curtain
C, But
C. Mannix
Abbots Cord
M. Matthews
F. Nuttall
Abbotsford
R. Martinson
Sunshine
D. Palmer
ae¢Other
J. Coles
Middle Park Surf
M. Walker
M. Sinclair
J. Jonsson
Moyra Reynolda
Albert Park
Ship OF Victoria
B. George
N, Crawford
M. Nixon
I P. Smith
Footacray
M. Crook
B. Hyde
Coburg
L. Casbolt
M. Lord
Geeldest
W. Schneider
Victoria
St Mark's Athletes Triumph With E Grade Win
St Mark's clinched their eighth straight win in E Grade at Olympic Park defeating Preston 51 to 11. N Knight led with a half mile in 2 min 7 sec and a 111 ft 6 in javelin, while C Roberts swept two wins in 120 yd hurdles and 220 yd. The relay sealed the day, as St Mark's set up a strong finish ahead of upcoming B and G Grade clashes with Old Booth and Ivanhoe.
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Olympic Park
St. Mark's Club
Preston
N. Knight
St. Mark
C. Roberts
J. Scanlan
G. Lowman
R. Cox
J. Mattinson
G. Pippett
C.Y.M.S
Stark
Aix Puints
A. Holden
R. Kronk
A. Skewes
D. Preston
Roberts
St. M
Scanlan
Lowman
St M
Knight
Cox
Mattinson
Pippatt
St. Mark's
St. ML
Hitler
D. C.Y.M
Ryan
C.M
Leman
G.M
Holden
Colgan
Walker
Kronk
Pascoe
Ivanhoe
Best Man at Wedding Echoes in Political Quip
A wedding party remark prompts a political dig as the best man’s toast is echoed by a politician who stresses the need for correction. The undefined phrases hint at tension between personal ceremony and public life.
Sunshine Boys On Tour Northern States
The Sunshine Baptist Boys Touring Club led by Pastor H. G. Brice traveled from Newcastle to Sydney and Melbourne, touring Circular Quay Manly and St James Museum. In Newcastle they received a warm welcome from the Mayor and press photographers and visited Broken Hill Company steel works.
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Sunshine Baptist Boys' Touring Club
H. G. Brice
Brisbane
Newcastle
Advocate
Sydney
Melbourne
Wix
Sharpe
Bar Bridge
Finchgut Island
Mort Denison
Circular Quay
Manly
St James’ Museum
Hawksbury
Brice
Newcastly
Broken Hill
Pastor Brice
Guardians of the Sea keepers on remote promontory outpost
Gray describes life at a tiny lighthouse on Wilkin’s Promontory near Melbourne where isolation is tempered by telephonic links. Three keepers work in shifts, with fog sometimes trapping ships nearby while signaling, radio, and weekly supplies sustain a demanding, purposeful routine.
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Gray
Cuss
W. W. Gray
Sum Whine
Melbourne
Wilsyn
Eres
Clay Island
Mr Gray
Ava
Thi
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Deep Rock
Thastourne
Oats
le L. Cameron
M.C.A
McConnall
M. Young
City
E. McLaren
Beckefield
Middle Park
D. Ellerton
M. Ferguson
S. Thorpe
T. Lord
Kew
Rae Todd
M. Green
ST. Mark’s
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Hampshire Road
Boot Repsirst’s
Courval Bapale
Matimate
Sunshine Boys
Northern States
Guardians OF the Sea
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