Other number 03672.1Colour photograph of Racquetball team Stick Insects winners of recent competition Brett Patterson, Rowan Hubbard, Jayson MacKay, Terri Gallus Lakes Entrance Victoriasports, racquetball

Other number 03676.1Colour photograph of Monday night squash team Ya Mule, Russell Donahue, Ralph Clifford, Mark Edgeley and Gary Wigg winners Lakes Entrance Victoriasports, squash

Black and white photograph of Table Tennis team Team Four Wayne Stewart and Ben Johnson, winners of series played at squash court Lakes Entrance Victoriasports, table tennis

Used in Nagambie by 1933 Stawell Gift winner, Goldie Heath, while training 1946 winner, Tommy Deane. Then by Heath in 1947 while training 1947 contender, Les Pianter.Heath, Deane and Pianta were Nagambie locals. Les Pianta accidentally shot himself in a shooting accident so failed to start. The Pianta family were involved in cycling and it seems the watch may have been presented to the newly formed club by Goldie Heath.Chrome pocket stop-watch with minute and second dials. Crown and side switch. Cord looped through crown ring.On Face: Hueur. Made in Switzerland. On back inscribed: Nagambie cycle club, 1952stawell gift, running, athletics, stop watches, nagambie, goldie heath, tommy deane, les pianta

F.G.Barnard, writing in 1910, recorded that Ernest Ingle opened a boys' school in a private house in Cotham Road, Kew, in 1872. The school was later moved to larger premises in Charles Street, where suitable school rooms were added. Ingle's career was cut short by a fatal attack of typhoid fever in 1875. The school then passed into the hands of Mr. J. Henning Thompson. Under Thompson's management the school speedily became a strong rival to the neighbouring Hawthorn Grammar School. Barnard also lists in his Jubilee History of Kew, that Dr N.C. Vance [winner of the trophy for the 440 yards running event] was a notable alumnus of Kew High School. It is assumed that N.C. Vance was the son of Rev G.O. Vance who was appointed vicar of Holy Trinity Church, Kew, in 1870. This is a tangible memento of the first Kew High School, awarded to a pupil eight years after the school's establishment. The trophy is historically interesting as it was presented to N.C. Vance by Ann Bon, a notable Kew resident and a supporter of Indigenous People in Victoria, particularly William Barak and his family.Silver plated trophy in the form of a cup on a pedestal with two arms, each surmounted with pine cones. The trophy has a range of design features including convex and concave decorated surfaces created by repoussé (i.e.hammering). Specific decorative aspects include scrolling at the top of the cup and floral sprays at front and the rear of the trophy. There is a single inscription identifying the school, the event, the winner and the identity of the person presenting the trophy. The metal used in the cup section of the trophy is heavier and thicker than that used in the rest of the trophy.There are no compositional or maker marks on the trophy.Inscribed: "Kew High School / Old Boys Cup / Presented by / Mrs John Bon / Won by / N Vance 1880"dr n vance, kew high school -- kew (vic.), private schools -- kew (vic.), sports trophies -- kew (vic.), n.c. vance

Half page illustration from Punch p. 37. Two panel illustration by G.D. Armour titled 'Points of View' and subtitled 'The River as it Appears to the Winners of an Easy Race' showing starboard view of a straight four rowing erect and without obvious distress. Below 'As it Appears to the Losers of a Hard Race' showing closeup starboard stern quarter view of a straight four collapsed over their oars, with the surrounding scenery drawn in a wavy haze. Part of the Tom Weil Collection. Thomas E Weil is a very knowledgeable and respected collector of rowing memorabilia from all over the world. His extensive collection includes material from many years of the Oxford and Cambridge University Boat Race, and Henley Royal Regatta. He also lectures and writes on rowing history and is a Trustee of the River and Rowing Museum. River & Rowing Museum, Mill Meadows, Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9 1BF Telephone: 01491 415600 General enquiries: [email protected] of an Ink and watercolor painting of two rowing crews. Two panel copy of an illustration by G.D. Armour titled 'Points of View' and subtitled 'The River as it Appears to the Winners of an Easy Race' showing starboard view of a straight four rowing erect and without obvious distress. Below 'As it Appears to the Losers of a Hard Race' showing closeup starboard stern quarter view of a straight four collapsed over their oars, with the surrounding scenery drawn in a wavy haze.Points of view G.D. Armourcity of warrnambool rowing club, warrnambool rowing club, hopkins river warrnambool, hopkins river warrnambool, g.d. armou, 'points of view'

A shield shape with a wooden base with 8 shield shaped plaques for recording of winner. Gold coloured design in the centre with a picture of a stopwatch and a running shoe inside a laurel wreath1992 Mullauna Secondary College (SC), Mitcham Campus 1993 Ringwood Secondary College 1994 Ringwood Secondary Collegetrophy, 1994, fun run, festival fun run, perpetual school trophy, ringwood festival fun run perpetual school trophy, mullauna, 1992, 1993, school trophy, run

This cup was awarded in 1880 to James Dickson Junior for winning a 400 yards race. The cup was awarded by the South Norwood Athletic Club. There is a Norwood in South Australia and Scotland and a South Norwood in London. James Dickson Junior (1859-1949) was born in Warrnambool to James and Susan Dickson. His father had established a general store in Warrnambool in 1855 in partnership with John Cramond. This store, known as Cramond and Dickson, was a prominent one in Warrnambool until its closure in 1973. James Dickson managed the London branch store of Cramond and Dickson from 1870 to 1880 and James Dickson Junior lived in London during that time and went to school in Scotland. So the cup could have been won in Scotland but it is most likely from a London athletics meeting. James Dickson Junior became a senior partner in the Cramond and Dickson business and was a leading citizen in Warrnambool as a director of the Warrnambool Cheese and Butter Factory, a committeeman on the Warrnambool Hospital Board for nearly 50 years and a president of the Warrnambool Racing Club. This cup is of considerable significance as it was won by James Dickson Junior in 1880. James Dickson Junior was a prominent businessman and active community worker in Warrnambool for more than 50 years.This is a silver cup or trophy with a maker’s symbol and four other hallmarks. It is in the shape of a goblet and has the race and winner’s information etched on the side of the cup. It has some small dents.‘South Norwood Athletic Sports 12 June 1880 400 Yards Maiden Race won by J. Dickson Jnr.’cramond and dickson store, warrnambool

To mark the Centenary of the Squadron, H.V. (Rusty) Foreman re-donated old trophy of unknown origin in February 1978. For the Squadron’s most consistent Yacht in VYC handicapping, on the Club Course for the Season. It was first won Season 1977-78 by Les R. Williams with Aquarius. Awarded by reviewing the number of races at RMYS and Block Entry races that a yacht competes in and balancing this with the minimum change in VYC handicap during the Season.Pewter Gaff–rigged Cutter Yacht, 500mm long mounted on 100mm high rectangle redwood base. Silver rectangular winners inscription plaques around edge of base.CENTENARY TROPHY PRESENTED BY H.V. (RUSTY) FOREMAN FOR THE MOST CONSISTENT PERFORMER DURING THE SEASON 1978centenary trophy

East Ringwood Progress Association Community Fair Junior Art Competition results in 1960. Winners were Lyn Gordon, Helen Buchanan, Christine Tripovich and Y Peters.

Photograph: Three men on bike racing winner's podium On Rear: Place getters, Stirling (2nd) Dove (1st) Brian Smith (UK) (3rd) TR10 CAP SLArecreations, sports, cycling, bendigo advertiser

Black and white photograph of greyhound, winner of the Bendigo Cup.Left (trainer) George Blythe, dog Jake, Bill Collins, Tony Locket, Lex Campbell, (President) Coursing Association.clubs and associations, sport, greyhound racing

Black and white photograph, 1 boy, athletics, close-up photograph of Shane Naylor. Bendigo Advertiser description; Shane Naylor. -Sprinter Echuca Gift winner 1993.recreations, sports, athletics, shane naylor.

Black and white photograph, boxing, photograph of a a Referee holding a Boxer's arm into the air and declaring him the winner. Bendigo Advertiser description on back of photo: Pic by Darren KippeaDarren Kippearecreations, sports, boxing

Photograph - black and white. Photo of the Central School Sixth Grade Choir. Winner of the State Schools Committees Association Shield and the Cambridge Cup. 1937. There is a list of all the names.organization, education, central school sixth grade choir., central school sixth grade choir, 1937.

This shield records the cyclists who were high achievers in junior cycling in the Geelong region at this timeRepresents the importance placed on juniors in the Geelong Cycling Club.A mahogany coloured rectangular wooden shield with silver plated plaques containing an inscription of the winner of the most improved junior cyclist for 2014. There is an emblem of two cyclists at the top of the shield."The Geelong Cycling Club/Most Improved Junior/Established 1911/2014/Lachlan Davis/Proudly donated by/Hendry Cycles/Ocean Grove"geelong cycling club; lachlan davis; hendry cycles;

Joseph McIlroy, BA BD Dip Ed, 1891 - 1940, was the Director of the Young People's Department of the Methodist church.Large varnished wood Methodist Order of Knights senior athletics shield with printed gold lettering and eight metal plaques of MOK court winners from 1950 - 1959."SENIOR ATHLETICS" "Rev. J.McIlroy Shield" "Spring Road Malvern" "Cooloongatha Rd Camberwell" "North Fitzroy" "South Camberwell"methodist order of knights, mcilroy, joseph, rev.

Score card for the Australian Corriedale Association, International Fleece Competition 1965 for a fleece No 224,entered by R W Pettitt in the Victorian Corriedale Ewe Fleece (Adult) Class 6. This card was for the winnning fleece.Score card for Mr R.W. Pettitt's corriedale ewe fleece entered into the 1965 International Fleece Competition, Australian Corriedale Association. The fleece was champion and first prize winner.1965/ VIC.6./224/1/R W PETTITT/"BLINKBRAE SUTH"/ TORQUAY, VIC/ EWE FLECE (ADULT)corriedale sheep sheep breeding agricultural shows, australian corriedale association, pettitt, mr r. w., corriedale sheep, sheep breeding, agricultural shows

The Tricycle Race was an annual race from Portsea to Melbourne that involved various colleges and departments at the University of Melbourne. Wooden base with miniature metal tricycle sitting on base, metal plaques around edge of base with winners of the race (different university colleges and departments) from 1965 to 1983.'Argus Tuft Perpetual Trophy Portsea to Melbourne Trike'international house, sport

Sports Clubs in Kew in the final decades of the 19th century and in the early 20th century were often umbrella organisations with facilities for a number of sports. Typically in Kew, this included teams in lawn bowls, tennis and croquet. The Kew Bowling Club was formed in 1880 while the privately owned Auburn Heights Recreation Club was opened in 1904. By 1998, the two Clubs decided to amalgamate at the Auburn Heights site in Barkers Road, forming the Kew Heights Sports Club. The combined club was itself taken over by the Melbourne Cricket Club in 2012 becoming MCC Kew Sports Club. In 2017 MCC Kew closed and its landholding was subsequently sold to Carey Baptist Grammar School. Both the Kew and Auburn Heights Clubs assembled important collections. These historically significant and large collections were donated to the Society in 2020. The collections include manuscripts, pictures, trophies, plans, honour boards etc. The combined collections of the four sporting clubs making up the collection number hundreds of items that are historically significant locally. They are also significant to the sporting history of the greater Melbourne area and to the sports of lawn bowls and tennis in Australia in the 19th and 20th centuries. The collection illuminates two of the Victorian historic themes - 'Building community life' through forming community organisations and 'Shaping cultural and creative life' by participating in sport and recreation.Silver trophy on stand awarded to the Ladies' Single Champion of the Kew Heights Tennis Club in the years 1998 to 2014. The names of winners are engraved on plaques on the sides and back of the stand.Front Plaque: KEW HEIGHTS TENNIS CLUB / LADIES SINGLES CHAMPION kew heights sports club - 397 barkers road - kew (vic), kew heights tennis club - competition trophies

Silver prize cup. Inscribed around rim with numerous winners names. Tournament not specified. Stamped in base: 'SILVER' and 'P.ORR & SONS/MADRAS'. Materials: Silver/Metal, Felttennis

number in album 03603.06Black and white photograph V Kenworthy and D Rejmer winners East Gippsland Golf Association Foursomes, A Handicap 18 Holes, at Golf Club. Lakes Entrance Victoriagolf club, sports

Black and white photograph showing Chris Mills, Lakes Entrance football Club Maroon under 15 winner of the Coaches Award with his trophy at Lakes Entrance Victoriaclubs, football

Other number 03654.3Black and white photograph of Junior Racquetball team Legends winners of recent competition Renae Craglia, Daniel Coad, Naomi Hubbard, Cassie Gray Lakes Entrance Victoriaclubs, sports

Winners of Grand Final against TemplestoweDigital file only scanned by EDHS from item on loanb. sinclair, central park, eltham football club, eltham junior reds football team, eltham shire office, f. leech, gary stranks, j. stickland, k. lynch, m. ryan

Stawell Gift Winners List on Stonestawell sport athletics gift

Winner of end of year print competitionMounted landscape including the night sky.landscape, stars, night

Keith Storey Trophy (1/2 model) Donor: D. Richardson Deed of Gift: No The trophy is awarded to the winner of the Dragon Class season aggregate. First Winner: Lyla, A. G. Woodland 1972/73 dragon, season aggregate, storey, richardson