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PHOTOGRAPH: SUBIACO TENNIS CLUB, WINNERS A GRADE SHIELD, 1936-1937

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Black and white studio portrait shows seven men, four standing at rear, two with racquets, and three seated in front, all holding tennis racquets. All wear long flannel trouse and & white short sleeved shirts. Above photo is printed 'Subiaco A Team, Winners 'A' Grade Shield season 1936-1937' Below photo are printed the following names Standing: R. Stephen, D. Thornander, R.C. Reitze, E.A. Taylor Sitting: N. Collins, W.F. Stephen (Capt.), W. Andrews Museum holds original photo only

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cwa-org-43-1987.307

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Illustrations Ltd., Perth

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local and sporting history

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