Carnival Marred By Poor Organisation
A large field of competitors faced chaos as officials and referees mismanaged events across senior belt, senior surf, and teams' championships. Debates over timing and course rules persisted while swimmers struggled through long races and tense judging, with spectators noting unclear announcements and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cameron
Collins
South Nurrabern
Woo 2
Halse
Beaely
Tis Broia
H. Evans
North Quet
Peulesk
Olosinas
Edoutiy
Surf Title Results And Names Amid Rough OCR Run
Fragmented OCR text lists many names and partial events from a surf title results page. It reads as a jumble of riders, places, and scores with unclear affiliations. The readable items include several person names and scattered numbers, but the full context remains obscured.
Pen Pictures Of Scenes At Los Angeles 1932 Olympiad
A travelogue recounts the 1932 Los Angeles Olympiad visit praising its organization and comfort for athletes officials press and public. It highlights the efficient crowd control facilities and overall experience as an eye opener and standout, with remarks on the event's preparation and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
New Zealand
Anton Sveimeing
Pace Baynes
Tian Auriewis
Sur
Association of Australi
Ambrone
Sydney
Mittare
Aysinay
Fmovemienl
Australie
New Edland
Auile
Jake
Olympic pool pageant dazzles spectators with open day
A sweeping account of an opening day at the pool with crowds, performances, and judges, highlighting American and European competitors and the atmosphere of celebration. The report emphasizes the spirit of competition, the presence of notable coaches, and the anticipation of world championship events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanlbor
Opectal
Pacific Games Eligibility Sparks NZ Australia Debate
The 1940 Pacific Games plans stir controversy as New Zealand and Australia bands argue over event inclusion. Officials from the New Zealand Amateur Swimming Association and Australian authorities discuss anticipated venues, dates, and national team participation amid broader regional disagreements.
Australian Swim Union leader clarifies policy on allied clubs
James Taylor of the Australian Swimming Union and Australian Olympic Federation outlines stance on international units and invited affiliated amateur swimmers. He states only controlling unions may be recognized under FINA rules and emphasizes safeguarding statutes, with details withheld pending NSWASA and ASU reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taylor
Australian Olympic Federation
Taylor
Wilhciuts
N.s.wabay
ADF
B.ln.a
ASL
Amr
Unteas
Animares
A.8.u
Fln.a
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North Steyne
Tony Refty
E Impresaf
Franks
Jon
Odlohils
Furey Achar Hirt
Bill Pinoy
Aviio Budswar
Sta
Natty Bml
Queanselit
Port
Mrs Lyons
Uemara
Gueersoth
Newbiggen
Ae Junior
Atlor
Hill
Norih Bondh
Bondi
Wollulgong
Norte Stevie
Urald Hodge
Thero Svas
Lie
Hal BA
Iow
Nucey
U. Dwene
Tada
Swen
Dondl
Rwed Ik
Narenbeen
J. Jeukina
Nth
Steyne
Breyee Vg
Shifaniby
Nori
Elaet
Tha
Pseu
Sitsgereid
Burlleigh Hende
Makoubra
Wisher, Peeele Inister Liyann
Mar
Satvedtia
Sachem Suomi
Airey
Orth Bern
Nareaheen
Murmubrs
Patri Banch
Fe Wilkes
Germany
Shah
Harry "M.hay
Australia
Americas
Batt Gardens
Sean
Caine
Sali Gardanaite
Pete
Auntvaliane Ree
Manny
Cormpelitoria
Swinamra
Indy
Sunes
Beaty
Witel
Agaratchis
Jerome
Akeenern
Posal
Tvel
Naebal
Angeles
Mnniker
America
Metall Tsay
Ms “Skanes
Storle le
N.Z
Annesora
Austra
Hawaii
Chile
Cotas
Peltippines
United States
J. i Nillets
Te Hmo pan-Phalite Caries Dba
Cal Nn
Auckland
Barry Young
UF Autvata
Amettsy “Sat Paeifzames
Waliiy
Suring Rgamiseliemn
Rit
Sirf Hoord
Agate
Erica
Honolury
Biel
A. Calrtew
As.u
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