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SWIMMING
ARMY SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS
Inter-Unit Challenge Cup
(Instituted
1
939)
1939—R.A.M.C. (Aldershot).
100 Yards (Free Style)
(a) Army Record:
L/Corpl. A. May, Ist A.A. Searchlight Bn., R.E., 6o$
secs.,
(b) Inter-Services Record :
P.O. Kennedy, R.A.F.,
591
secs., 1938.
(c) British Native Record
F. Dove, England, 54 secs., 1936.
(d) Olympic Record, 100 metres :
M. Taguchi, Japan,
571
secs., 1936.
(e) World's Record:
J. Weissmuller, United States,
51 secs., 192'7.
Year Winners
1
935
—
L/Corpl. Bradley, 2nd East York. Regt.
1936—L/Corpl. Main, 2nd R.T.C.
1937—Pte. Scott, Depot R.T.C. . .
1938—Pte. Scott, 4th Bn. R.T.C.
1
939
—
L/Corpl. Scott, 4th Bn. R.T.R.
100 Yards
(
Breast Stroke)
(a) Army Record:
2nd Lieut. Vinycomb, Depot Bn. R.E., x min. 16 secs., 1935.
(b) Inter-Services Record :
E. R. A. Smith, R.N., 1 min. 141 secs.,
1
933•
(c) British Native Record, 200 yards :
R Henson, England, 2 mins. 36 secs., 1936.
(d) Olympic Record, 200 metres:
T. Hamuro, Japan, 2 mins. 42f secs., 1936.
(e) World's Record, 100 metres :
J. Higgins, United States, 1 min. Io secs., 1936.
rnin. secs.
I
4
I I
I I
I r�
Year Winners ruin. secs.
1935-2nd Lieut. Vinycomb, Depot Bn. R.E. 1 16
1936-2nd Lieut. Vinycomb, R.E. 1 164
1937—I./Corpl. Byrne, Corps of Military Police 1 18$
1938—L/Corpl. Byrne, Corps of Military Police
1
iol
1939—L/Corpl. Byrne, Corps of Military Police 1 18
100 Yards (Back Stroke)
(a) Army Record:
L/Corpl. Ellsmore, 1st Fd. Squadn. R.E., r min.
131
secs., 1939.
(b) Inter-Services Record :
P.O. T. E. Sanders, R.A.F.,
1
min. qj secs., 1938•
(c) British Native Record
,
150 yards :
J. C. P. Besford, England,
I
min. 44* secs., 1934•
(d) Olympic Record, 100 metres:
A. Kiefer, United States, x min. 5 �& secs
.,
1936.
(e) World
'
s Record
,
100 metres:
A. Kiefer, United States, x min.
4
4
secs
.,
1936.
ARMY SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS
Inter-Unit Challenge Cup
(Instituted
1
939)
1939—R.A.M.C. (Aldershot).
100 Yards (Free Style)
(a) Army Record:
L/Corpl. A. May, Ist A.A. Searchlight Bn., R.E., 6o$
secs.,
(b) Inter-Services Record :
P.O. Kennedy, R.A.F.,
591
secs., 1938.
(c) British Native Record
F. Dove, England, 54 secs., 1936.
(d) Olympic Record, 100 metres :
M. Taguchi, Japan,
571
secs., 1936.
(e) World's Record:
J. Weissmuller, United States,
51 secs., 192'7.
Year Winners
1
935
—
L/Corpl. Bradley, 2nd East York. Regt.
1936—L/Corpl. Main, 2nd R.T.C.
1937—Pte. Scott, Depot R.T.C. . .
1938—Pte. Scott, 4th Bn. R.T.C.
1
939
—
L/Corpl. Scott, 4th Bn. R.T.R.
100 Yards
(
Breast Stroke)
(a) Army Record:
2nd Lieut. Vinycomb, Depot Bn. R.E., x min. 16 secs., 1935.
(b) Inter-Services Record :
E. R. A. Smith, R.N., 1 min. 141 secs.,
1
933•
(c) British Native Record, 200 yards :
R Henson, England, 2 mins. 36 secs., 1936.
(d) Olympic Record, 200 metres:
T. Hamuro, Japan, 2 mins. 42f secs., 1936.
(e) World's Record, 100 metres :
J. Higgins, United States, 1 min. Io secs., 1936.
rnin. secs.
I
4
I I
I I
I r�
Year Winners ruin. secs.
1935-2nd Lieut. Vinycomb, Depot Bn. R.E. 1 16
1936-2nd Lieut. Vinycomb, R.E. 1 164
1937—I./Corpl. Byrne, Corps of Military Police 1 18$
1938—L/Corpl. Byrne, Corps of Military Police
1
iol
1939—L/Corpl. Byrne, Corps of Military Police 1 18
100 Yards (Back Stroke)
(a) Army Record:
L/Corpl. Ellsmore, 1st Fd. Squadn. R.E., r min.
131
secs., 1939.
(b) Inter-Services Record :
P.O. T. E. Sanders, R.A.F.,
1
min. qj secs., 1938•
(c) British Native Record
,
150 yards :
J. C. P. Besford, England,
I
min. 44* secs., 1934•
(d) Olympic Record, 100 metres:
A. Kiefer, United States, x min. 5 �& secs
.,
1936.
(e) World
'
s Record
,
100 metres:
A. Kiefer, United States, x min.
4
4
secs
.,
1936.
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Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/248754247 |
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Description | 'Games and Sports in the Army' was an annual publication produced by the British War Office between the 1930s and 1960s. This included the Second World War. It outlines the rules and regulations for games and sports played by members of the armed forces. It features names and photographs of team members, and examples of contemporary advertising. |
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Shelfmark | GWB.52 |