2004, general memorabilia

Photographs appear in student magazine "Orroroo" 1970Black and white photographs of a group of students standing and squatting or sitting on the ground in the Ornamental Gardens, wearing football gear. . (1) and (2) Different House football teams, McAlpine and Meueller.students, sport, football, houses, mcalpine, mueller

East Ballarat YCW was formed in 194Pocket patch embroidered with YCW badge and St Alipius Cricket Club East Ballarat. Also motto Primus Semper.blazer, ballarat east, st alipius, ycw,

Previews 1995 season, when Carlton subsequently won the premiership. From Roger Skien Collection.Article on Trent Hotton as a Collingwood player, later played for Carlton. Article on Carlton player Mark Cullen and a predicted best 21 for Carlton. From Roger Skien Collection.Softcover colour magazine

Round crimson and red plastic badge.Front of the badge has a black silhouette of a wheelchair athlete on a crimson background, surrounded by the Swedish text STÖD SVENSK HANDIKAPPIDROTT - ANVAND SPORTOGRAM (SUPPORT SWEDISH DISABILITY SPORT - USE SPORTOGRAM) Back is plain white, with what is likely to be the badge maker's business name and phone number in red text. "PER EDBERG AB 08-34 04 30"

News Sports Encouragement Award dated 25/02/1984 presented to Penny Harris.Yellow Sports Encouragement Award Illustration of clown on left hand side. Presented to Penny Harris on 25/02/1984. Knox Sherbrook News Sports Encouragement Award.As aboveknox sherbrook news, penny harris

Colour photograph of the Placegetters Zone Athletic Sports 2005. Their names are: Kory Holliday - Hurdles; Justin Semmens - Hurdles; Melissa Ludeman - High Jump; Kobi Worner - High Jump.education, primary, golden square laurel st p.s., golden square laurel street p.s. collection - photograph - placegetters zone athletic sports, kory holliday, justin semmens, melissa ludeman, kobi worner

Black and white photograph mounted on white paper using photo corners, of Keith Abbey competing in long jump at High School sports, 1940s.On accompanying shett: 'Keith Abbey competing in long jump at High School sports, 1940s.'williamstown high school, 1940s, athletics, keith abbey, high school sports

El Dorado Sports, 1910.Digital image of a black and white photograph of a crowd of men, women and children spectators standing alongside a post and wire fence. Caption imprinted on photo reads 'Eldorado Sports' and 'R.J. Evans Photo. Wangaratta'sports, men, women, children, el dorado, eldorado

These sashes were awarded to Frank Pevitt a successful runner in the late 1940's and early 1950's. The year 1954 was when Frank finally came into his own. In March he came second in the mile and two miles in Bendigo and then, a week later, won the Lilydale Gift and the Eighty five pound prize. In April he won the two-mile Grampian Stakes at Stawell. In a large field of 81 starters, he won by five yards. Following this, he came a creditable third in the Bendigo Guineas. To cap off the year, at the end of December he won the Port Fairy Mile from John Barmby, 'effortlessly' according to the Argus newspaper. In 1955 Frank won the mile at the Orford Sports Club meeting and then decided to retire from running More information on Frank's career as a runner can be found in 'Icons of Port Fairy' a book published by the Port Fairy Historical Society which contains information on objects and people 'Iconic' in our area.These sashes are representative of local resident Frank Pevitt's athletics career and the part that sport played in the early 20th century2 sashes royal blue, a. Port Fairy mile, metal badge with metal badge of wreath & athlete, metallic fringe. b. Orford - textile fringea. PF Athletic Club/PF mile, 1954/presented by Hanley Bros/ Proprietors PF Gazette/won by F.D.Pevitt b. Orford Sports Carnival/Orford Mile/15-1-55/won by F.D.Pevittlocal history, trophies & awards, sports, athletics, frank pevitt, orford, port fairy

Rowan Barrow 1996 School sports triathlon award with green and yellow stripeAUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS SPORTS COUNCIL. This is to certify Rowan Barrow represented Victoria at the Australian Secondary schools St. George bank triathlon championships 1996

Golden Square Primary School Athletic Sports Trophy, wooden plaque with gold coloured attachments showing years and winners names surrounding a wreath with depictions of a stop watch and running shoe.bendigo, education, golden square school

El Dorado Sports, 1914.Digital image copied from a black and white photograph of a dark haired young man sitting on light coloured horse in front of crowd of spectatorsCaptions written and printed on photograph: 'Eldorado Sports 28/10/14' and 'Vines Studio'sports, horse, eldorado, spectators, animals, el dorado, men, women

The Annual Sports Day in the 1920s featured a number of novelty races such as 'Thread the needle, Siamese or, in this case, Potato. The Touchstone 1926 does not include a report for the Annual Sports Day so the 'JS' cannot be confirm but could be Joyce (Sarah) Bathurst (1934) or Jean (Smith) (1934). Silver plated egg cup with spoon slit in base; engraving on base. Engraved on base: C.P.L.C. Sports 1926 / Under 10 Potato Race / J.S. potato-race, sports, clarendon-presbyterian-ladies-college, 1926

See Ref. 4362Wooden Shield with seven silver shields surrounding a central plaque depicting sporting achievements. The silver shields were awarded from 1967 - 1973. The trophy was donated by Ringwood Timber and Trading Co. shown on a silver plate on the bottom of the shield. The shield was awarded by Mitcham and District State Schools Sports Association as shown on a silver nameplate on the top of the wooden shield.Mitcham and District State Schools Sports Associationtrophies & awards, sports

PUNCH CUP RSSILA Sports Carnival won by A W Macauley on Nov 9th 1929 Silverplated Punch Cup Trophy Punch Cup RSSILA Sports Carnival Nov 9th 1929 won by A.W. Macauleysports carnival, wangaratta, rssila

Mont Albert was one of a number of local government schools which provided both primary and some secondary education. The term Central School was quite common in Melbourne from at least the 1920's and was used to refer to a school that went up to year 8 or form 2. The reference to the C.S.A. Sports probably refers to the Central Schools Association, or perhaps a shortening of C.S.S.A. (Central Schools Sports Association). A later over-arching association was known as the V.P.S.S.A. (Victorian Primary School Sports Association - now School Sport Victoria.) Mont Albert was frequently mentioned in articles about or results of sporting tournaments, particularly in the Box Hill Reporter.Black and white head and shoulders photo of 10 girls in a uniform of white blouses and a dark tunic. Some are wearing ties. All are wearing head bands. Caption below the photo: "OUR SENIOR TEAM AT THE C.S.A. SPORTS (By courtesy of the "Leader")mont albert central school, sports, central school association, victorian central schools sports association