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Introduction
Apart from the competition between contestants,
contest events have served as a forum for design analysis and evaluation.
This factor had more significance before
international travel and extensive media coverage became common. There
are numerous examples, the Joey Cabell influence on Bob McTavish post 1964
World Championships at Manly being an early one.
23rd December 1914 * Freshwater Beach NSW
Duke Kahanamoku’s Australian tour as 1912
Olympic swimming champion.
Tandem with Isabel Letham
See #100
1915 - 1924 Australian surfing contests
dominated by Claude West
March 1920
A newspaper report of 'Australian Championships'
at Manly records the results of a surfboard race as
1. A. McKenzie (North Bondi)
2. Oswald Downing (Manly)
See #175
3. A. Moxan (North Bondi).
Galton
page 29.
April 1921
A similar report of the Bondi Championships,
records the results of a surfboard race as
1. A. McKenzie (North Bondi)
2. A. Moxan.
Other starters were Oswald Downing
and Claude West Manly).
Galton
page 29.
1938
Mat riding included in Australian Surf
Titles (only time). Won by Bob?
1939 Pacific Games Honolulu
Australia sends a surf team including
boardriding representatives are
Dick Chapple (North Bondi),
Keightly ('Blue') Russell (Palm Beach)
Lou Morath (Manly). See #00000191
and
#105
'Blue' Russell, who made hollowboards
and popularised the kneeling position for paddling, won the Hawaiian
championship.
Maxwell
pages 241-242.
1954 Makaha International
Championship, Hawaii
1st George Downing (H)
1955 Makaha International
Championship, Hawaii
1st Rabbit Kekai (H)
Women - Ethel Kukea (H)
1956 Olympic Games, International
Surf Carnival, Torquay, Victoria
Teams from USA, Hawaiian, South Africa,
Ceylon, NZ, Britain and all Australian States compete in lifesaving, a
demonstration sport.
USA /Hawaiian team members surfed Torquay,
Victoria and Manly, Avalon and Bondi beaches in Sydney NSW. Duke Kahanamoku
also visits as Hawaiian manager and a guest of the Olympic Committee..
1956 Makaha International
Championship, Hawaii
1st Conrad Canha (H)
Women - Ethel Kukeu (H)
1957 Makaha International
Championship, Hawaii
1st Jamma Kekai (H)
Womens - Vicky Heldreich (H)
1958 1st Sydney
Surfboard Rally ?, Long Reef, NSW. (Winter)
- not sanctioned by SLSC
1958 Makaha International
Championship, Hawaii
1st Peter Cole (USA)
Women - Marge Calhoun (USA)
1959 Makaha International
Championship, Hawaii
1st Wally Froiseth (USA)
Women - Linda Benson (USA)
1960 Makaha International
Championship, Hawaii
1st Richard Keaulana (H)
Women - Wendy Cameron (USA)
19611st Bells Beach Rally,
Bells Beach Vic. (Easter)
Not an official contest
1962 Makaha International
Championship, Hawaii.(February 12th)
1st George Dowling (H)
Women - Anona Naome (H)
1962 Bells Beach
Contest, Victoria. (Easter)
First official contest
1st Glen Ritchie (NSW)
No Junior or Women
1962 Sydney
Metropolitan Championships, Bondi NSW ?
1st Mick Dooley
Junior - Bobby Brown
1962 Peruvian
Championship, Lima Peru
Inaugural contest.
Large wave, small wave and paddling races
Bob Pike wins Big Wave Title, Villa Beach
1962 Makaha International
Championship, Hawaii.(December)
1st Midget Farrelly
Women - Nancy Nelson (USA)
1963 Peruvian International
1st Paul Strauch (USA)
1963 1st Australian Championships,
Bondi Beach, NSW (November)
1st Nat Young
Junior - 1st Rodney Sumpter 2nd Robert
Conneely
Women - Phyllis O’Donell.
1963 Makaha International
Championship, Hawaii.(Decrember)
1st Joey Cabell (H)
Women - Nancy Nelson (USA)
1964 Australian Championships,
Manly NSW (May)
| Open |
Junior |
Women |
| 1st Midget Farrelly |
1st Robert Coneely |
1st Phyllis O’Donell |
| 2nd Mick Dooley |
2nd Nat Young |
2nd Linda Benson (USA) |
| 3rd Bobby Brown |
3rd Wayne Cowper |
3rd H. Nicholson |
1964 World Tittles Awards, Many
Beach, 17 th May.
Top : Mike Doyle - Midget Farrelly
- Joey Cabell
Left : Wayne Cowper - Robert Conneely
- Nat Young
Right : Phyllis O’Donell - Linda
Benson
Photograph by Ron Perrott
Nat's History, page 96.
1964 1st World Contest,
Manly Beach, NSW (May 16 and 17)
1st Midget Farrelly
2nd Mike Doyle (USA)
3rd Joey Cabell (USA)
Other Finalists - Bobby Brown, Mick Dooley
and L.J. Richards (USA).
Women’s results in conjunction with Australian
Titles.
No overseas juniors.
1964 Bells Beach Contest, Vic (Easter)
1st Mick Dooley Junior Nat Young
1965 Australian Championships,
Manly NSW.
1st Midget Farrelly
2nd Nat Young
3rd Bob McTavish.
Junior - Peter Drouyn
Women - Phyllis O’Donell
1965 Tom Morey’s Noserider
Contest, USA
1st Corky Carroll
Note that while the contest was for cash
prizes, it was limited to one manourve.
1965 NSW State Championships
Kevin Brennan wins both senior and junior
divisions
1965 Bells Beach Contest,
Vic (Easter)
1st Robert Coneely
Junior Cancelled (too big).
No Women
1965 World Titles
Lima, Peru.
Large wave, small wave, paddling.
1st Felipe Pomar Peru,
2nd Nat Young
3rd Paul Strauch (H)H
Other finalists - George Dowling
(H), Fred Hemmings (H), Mike Doyle (USA) and Ken Adler.
Midget Farrelly won the small wave
event.
Nat Young won the 8 kilometre paddling
race in a time of forty minutes (?1968?).
1965 1st Duke Kahanamoku
Invitational, Sunset Beach, Hawaii (December)
1st Jeff Hackman (H)
2nd Paul Strauch (H)
3rd Felipe Pomar (Peru)
Neither Midget Farrelly nor Nat Young
were invited.
1966 Bells Beach Contest
Vic.
(Easter)
1st Nat Young
Junior - Wayne Lynch
Women - Gail Couper
1966 Australian Titles,
Coolangatta, Qld.
1st Nat Young 2nd Bob McTavish 5th Robert
Conneely. Others : Farrelly, Hughes, Mick Dooley??
Junior - Peter Drouyn
Women - Gail Couper
1966 World Championships,
San Diego California
1st Nat Young
2nd Jock Sutherland (H)
3rd Corky Carroll (USA)
4th Steve Bigler (USA)
5th Rodney Sumpter (UK)
6th Midget Farrelly
Grissm,
page 80.
1966 2nd Duke Kahanamoku Invitational
Sunset Beach Hawaii
1st Ricky Grigg
1967 Bells Beach Contest
Vic.
(Easter)
1st Nat Young
Junior Wayne - Lynch
Women - Gail Couper
See Hot
Generation
1967 Australian Titles,
Bells Beach Vic.
1st Nat Young
2nd Peter Drouyn
3rd Midget Farrelly
Junior - Wayne Lynch
Women - Gail Couper
See Hot
Generation
1967 WindanSea
Club Contest, Long Reef/Palm Beach Sydney, NSW (October)
with USA team,
1st Ted Spencer on Little
Red.
2nd Midget Farrelly.
3rd John Monie
Other finalists Skipp Frye (USA),
Competitors included Keith Paull, Russell
Hughes, Steve Bigler (USA)
1967 3rd Duke Kahanamoku
Invitational Sunset Beach Hawaii
1st Jock Sutherland (H)
2nd Paul Strauch
3rd George Downing
Bob McTavish (unplaced) uses Nat Young’s
invitation.
Duke Kahanamoku died soon after this contest,
22nd January 1968.
1968 Bobby Brown Memorial
Contest Cronulla NSW
1st Midget Farrelly
1968 Bells Beach Contest
Vic.
(Easter)
1st Ted Spencer
Junior - Wayne Lynch
Women - V. Campbell
1968 Australian Titles,
North side, Sydney (May)
1st Keith Paull,
Other finalists - Nat Young, Ted Spencer,
Midget Farrelly, Robert Coneneely,Lester Brien.
Junior:- Wayne Lynch,
Women - Judy Trim
1968 European Championships
La
Barre France
1st Wayne Lynch
2nd Nat Young
1968 World Titles Puerto
Rico.
1st Fred Hemmings (H),
2nd Midget Farrelly
3rd Russell Hughes
4th Nat Young
5th Mike Doyle (USA)
6th Reno Abelleira (H).
Women 1st
See : Evolution
1968 Duke Kahanamoku
Invitational Sunset Beach Hawaii
1st Mike Dolye (USA)
2nd Ricky Grigg
3rd Fred Hemmings
Other finalists Rusty Miller, Eddie Aikau, Felipe Pomar, Jock Sutherland
and Nat Young.
Nat Young and Midget Farrelly were invitees
and both made the semi-finals.
1969 Bobby Brown Memorial Contest, Cronulla
1st Frank Latta
1969 Steamer Lane Contest,
California.
1969 Bells Beach
Contest Vic. (Easter)
1st Ted Spencer
Junior - Wayne Lynch
Women - Gail Couper
1969 Australian Titles
Margret River WA.
1st Nat Young 2nd Peter Drouyn
Junior - Wayne Lynch
Women - Josette Lagardere
Paul Witzig : Evolution
1969 European Championships,
Jersey, UK.
On a trip to Europe, Bob
Cooper won the International Division.
1969 Duke Kahanamoku Invitational Sunset
Beach Hawaii
1st Joey Cabell (H).
Nat Young and Midget Farrelly were invitees.
1970 Bobby Brown Memorial Contest, Cronulla
1st Andrew McKinnon
1970 Bells Beach Contest
Vic. (Easter)
1st
1970 Australian Titles
!st Peter Drouyn
1970 World Championship
May 1970 Johanna Victoria
1st Rolf Aurness (USA)
2nd Midget Farrelly
3rd Peter Drouyn
Other finalists - Nat Young , Reno
Abellira (H) and K. Downing (H).
Women - 1st Sharon Webber (USA)
2nd Margo Godfrey (USA) 3rd Barbara Belyea (USA)
Paul Witzig : Sea of Joy
1970 Gunston 500 Durban
South Africa
1st Midget Farrelly
1970 Shirmoff Pro
Sunset Beach Hawaii
The second professional contest, first
at Steamer Lane, California.
1st Nat Young
4th Peter Drouyn
1970 Makaha International Surfing Championships
!st Peter Drouyn
1970 Golden Breed
Expression Session Rocky Point and Lahaina Maui ,
A free form non-competive format with
appearance fee.
Australian invitees Nat Young, Keith Paull
1970 Duke Kahanamoku Invitational
Sunset
Beach Hawaii
1st Jeff Hakman (H)
2nd Peter Drouyn
1971 Smirnoff Contest,
Hawaii
1st Gavin Rudolf (South Africa)
2nd Bill Hamilton (H)
3rd Eddie Aikau (H)
4th Jeff Hakman (H)
1971 Australian Titles,
Bells
Beach.
1st Paul Neilson
2nd Peter Drouyn
Junior - Simon Anderson
1971 Duke Kahanamoku
Invitational Sunset Beach Hawaii
1st Jeff Hakman (H)
1972 Bells Beach Contest
(Easter)
1st Terry Fitzgerald
2nd Peter Drouyn
1972 Pa Bendall Memorial
Contest Caloundra, Queensland. ?,
1972 Australian Titles
| 1st Michael Peterson |
Juniors |
| 2nd Peter Townend |
1st Simon Anderson |
| 3rd Mark Warren |
2nd Mark Richards |
| 4th Paul Neilson |
3rd Rabbit Batholomew |
| 5th Andrew McKinnon |
|
| 6th Keith Paull |
|
1972 World
Championships San Deigo USA
1st James Blears (H)
2nd David Nuuhiwa (USA)
3rd Peter Townend
Women
This was the last amateur championship
till the revival of the format in South Africa in 1978.
Contest results would now focus on the
growing professional contest circuit.
1972 Duke Kahanamoku Invitational
Sunset
Beach Hawaii
1st James Jones (H)
2nd Jeff Hakman (H)
3rd Oscar Malpartida (Peru)
4th Peter Townend.
1972 Smirnoff Contest
, Hawaii
1st Paul Neilson
1973 Hang Ten Contest,
Hawaii
1st Jeff Hakman
2nd Barry Kanaiaupuni
3rd Peter Townend
4th Paul Neilson
First contest using a‘points for manouvres’
system , later termed the ‘objective system’, devised by George Downing,
Jeff Hackman and Duke Boyd.
1973 Bells Beach Contest
(Easter)
1st Michael Peterson
Other finalists Tony Hardwick, Simon Anderson,
Ted Spencer and Midget Farrelly.
1973 Pa Bendall Memorial Contest
Caloundra,
Queensland.
1st Richard Harvey.
2nd Guy Ormerod
3rd Rabbit Batholomew
1973 Duke Kahanamoku Invitational
Sunset
Beach Hawaii
1st Clyde Aikau
1973 Hang Ten , Hawaii
1st Jeff Hackman
2nd Ian Cairns
3rd Michael Peterson
4th Paul Neilson
5th Terry Fitzgerald
1973 Pipeline Masters
1st Gerry Lopez
1973 Smirnoff Contest,
Laniäkea , Hawaii
Ian Cairns -riding a Bonzer.
1974 Australian Titles
1st Michael Peterson
1974 Bells Beach Contest
(Easter)
1st Michael Peterson
2nd Peter Drouyn
1974 Coke 2SM Surfabout.
Narrabeen
and Fairy Bower.
1st Michael Peterson,
2nd Ian Cairns
3rd Nat Young
David Sumpter : On Any Morning
1974 Duke Kahanamoku
Invitational Sunset Beach Hawaii
1st Larry Bertleman
1974 Hang Ten , Hawaii
1st Shaun Tomson
1974 Lightning Bolt Contest,
Hawaii
1st Terry Fitzgerald
1975 2SM Coke Surfabout,
Sydney
1st Wayne Lynch
1975 Bells Beach Contest
(Easter)
| 1st Michael Peterson |
6th Wayne Lynch |
| 2nd Shaun Tomson (SA) |
7th Peter Towend |
| 3rd Mark Warren |
8th Midget Farrelly |
| 4th Jeff Hackman (H) |
9th Andrew McKinnon |
| 5th Mark Richards |
10th Ian Cairns |
1975 Pa Bendall Memorial
Contest, Queensland
Keith Paull?
MP?
1975 Austalian Titles,
Victor Harbour South Australia
1st Terry Fitzgerald
1975 Smirnoff Contest,
Hawaii
1st Mark Richards
2nd Ian Cairns
3rd Rabbit Batholomew
Other finalists Reno Abellira (H),
Jeff Hakman (H) and Shaun Tomson (SA)
1975 Duke Kahanamoku Invitational
Sunset Beach Hawaii
1st Ian Cairns ?
Australian invitees: Ian Cairns (5) Terry
Fitzgerald (7) Michael Peterson (10) Peter Townend (13) Wayne Batholomew
(19) Mark Richards (21).
1975 Pipeline Masters
Shaun Tomson
1976 World Cup Contest,
Hawaii
1st Mark Richards
2nd Terry Fitzgerald
1976 Lightning Bolt Contest,
Hawaii
1st Rory Russell ,
Australian finalists : Mark Richards,
Mark Warren and Wayne Lynch
1976 International
Professional Surfers
Fred Hemmings announces (IPS) Circuit
with points accumulating to a professional World Title.
1976 Alan Oke Memorial
Contest, Phillip Island, Victoria.
1976 Rip Curl / Mordy
Bells Beach Easter Classic
1st Jeff Hackman (H)
2nd Mark Richards
1976 2SM / Coke Surfabout,Sydney
1st Mark Richards
1976 Gunston Contest,
Nahoon Reef, East London, South Africa
1st Shaun Tomson
2nd Jonathon Paarman
3rd Peter Townend
4th Ian Cairns
5th Michael Tomson
1976 Hang Ten Contest,
Cabana
Beach, Umblanga, South Africa
1st Shaun Tomson
2nd Peter Towend
3rd Michael Tomson
4th Ian Cairns
1976 Newcastle Contest
1st Col Smith (New)
2nd Rob Staniford
3rd Col Sutherland
4th Brian Hoy
5th Col Smith (NN)
6th Terry Fitgerald
Juniors - Larry Blair
1976 Smirnoff Contest
Hawaii
1st Mark Warren
2nd Mark Richards
3rd Eddie Aikau (H)
4th Peter Townend
5th Jonathon Paarman (SA)
6th Booby Jones (H)
1976 Pipeline Masters
1st Rory Russell (H)
2nd Gerry Lopez (H)
3rd Paul Naude
4th Mark Richards
5th Mike Armstrong
6th Pepe Lopez
1976 Duke Kahanamoku Invitational,
Sunset Beach (11th December)
| 1st James Jones (H) |
5th Peter Townend |
| 2nd Michael Ho (H) |
6th Ian Cains |
| 3rd Larry Berltemann (H) |
7th Michael Peterson |
|
8th Jonathon Paarman (SA) |
1976 World Cup Contest
,
Hawaii
| 1st Ian Cairns |
4th Michael Ho |
| 2nd Peter Townend |
5th Barry Kanaiapuni (H) |
| 3rd Eddie Aikau (H) |
6th Paul Neilson |
1976 IPS World Title
Rankings
| 1st Peter Townend |
6th Michael Tomson (SA) |
| 2nd Ian Cairns |
7th Michael Peterson |
| 3rd Mark Richards |
8th Wayne Lynch |
| 4th Mark Warren |
9th Jeff Hakman (H) |
| 5th Shaun Tomson (SA) |
10th Jeff Crawford (USA- East Coast) |
1977 1st Golden Breed
/ Pepsi Pro Junior, Sydney
1st Tom Carroll
1977 1st Stubbies Contest,
Burleigh
Heads (March)
1st Michael Peterson
2nd Mark Richards
The inaugral ntroduction of Peter Drouyn’s
Man on Man system.
1977 March 2SM
Coke Surfabout Sydney
| 1st Simon Anderson |
6th Mark Richards |
| 2nd Reno Abellira (H) |
7th Cheyen Horan |
| 3rd Mark Warren |
8th Michael Peterson |
| 4th Rabbit Batholomew |
9th Rory Russell (H) |
| 5th Bruce Raymond |
10th Peter Drouyn |
1977 Alan Oke Memorial
Contest, Phillip Island, Victoria
| 1st Ian Cairns |
6th Col Smith (New) |
| 2nd Terry Fitzgerald |
7th Wayne Batholomew |
| 3rd Rory Russell (H) |
8th Michael Petersen |
| 4th Wayne Lynch |
9th Steve Jones |
| 5th Terry Richardson |
10th Michael Ho (H) |
The officials' decision not to allow legropes
in the final was not appreciated by some competitors, and following this
contest, legropes became standard contest equipment.
This was the last Australian professional
contest to prohibit legropes.
...the final was to be held
at Blacks ... a total kamaikazi spot with the reef only slightly
below the surface. Kanga Cairns
senses the waves suit his full-on, no-holds-barred
approach and insists that if he
doesn't wear a legrope, no-one else should either.
- Peter Crawford :The
Alan Oke Memorial Contest
Surfing World Magazine, Volume
25 Number 3 July 1977, page 61.
Wayne Lynch - switchfoot reef dance
without legrope.
Alan Oke Conest Final, Blacks
Reef, Phillip Island, Victoria.1977
Photograph by Peter Crawford
Surfing World Magazine, Volume
25 Number 3 July 1977, page 62.
1977 Bells Beach Contest (Easter)
| 1st Simon Anderson (also winning
the Quicksilver Trials) |
6th Rabbit Batholomew |
| 2nd Peter Drouyn |
7th Rory Russell, (H) |
| 2nd Shaun Tomson (SA) |
7th Ron Ford |
| 4th Bruce Raymond |
7th Buzzy Kerbox (H) |
| 4th Paul Neilson |
10th Mark Richards |
1977 Australian Titles
Sydney
(14 – 22 May)
| 1st Col Smith (NN) |
4th Steve Jones |
| 2nd Col Smith (New) |
5th Rob Staniford |
| 3rd Andrew McKinnon |
6th Kevin Davidson |
1977 Pro Class Trials,
Hawaii
1st Col Smith (New) - on Channel bottom,
See #64
2nd Buttons Kaluhiokalani (H)- spelling??
3rd Cheyne Horan
1977 Smirnoff Contest,
Hawaii
1st Reno Abellira (H)
2nd Mark Richards
3rd Terry Fitzgerald
1977 Pipeline Masters
1st Rory Russell (H)
1977 World Cup, Hawaii
1st Shaun Tomson
2nd Michael Tomson
1977 IPS World Title Rankings
| 1st Shaun Tomson (SA) |
6th Peter Drouyn |
| 2nd Rabbit Batholomew |
7th Mark Warren |
| 3rd Simon Anderson |
8th Rory Russell (H) |
| 4th Reno Abelira (H) |
9th Terry Fitzgerald |
| 5th Mark Richards |
10th Buzzy Kerbox. (H) |
1978 Pro Junior, Sydney
1978 Australian Titles
1st Col Smith (Newcastle)
1978 Stubbies
1st Rabbit Batholomew
2nd Mark Richards
1978 Bells Beach
Contest (Easter)
| 1st Mark Richards |
6th Micheal Ho (H) |
| 2nd Rabbit Batholomew |
7th Steve Jones |
| 3rd Shaun Tomson (SA) |
7th Brian Creagan |
| 3rd Mark Warren |
9th Peter Townend |
| 5th Wayne Lynch |
9th Bobby Owens (H) |
11. Joe Engle and Cheyne Horan
Quicksilver Trials 1st Col Smith (Newcastle)
1978 2SM Coke Surfabout
,
Sydney
1st Larry Blair
2nd Wayne Lynch
3rd Jim Banks
3rd Simon Anderson
Note The first Blair/Lynch final
on Wednesday was a draw, and was recontested on Thursday.
"Top 5 Greatest Surf Contests :
#1. 1978 Coke Contest - 1st Larry Blair. 2nd Wayne Lynch. "
- Surfer Magazine Volume 40 Number
10 October 1999. Page 209.
1978 Gunston Contest,
South Africa
1st Shaun Tomson (SA)
1978 Hang Ten Contest,
South
Africa
1st Michael Tomson (SA)
2nd Cheyne Horan
1978 Pro Class Trials
,
Hawaii
1st Ian Cairns
2nd Bruce Raymond
3rd Col Smith (Newcastle)
1978 Cuervo Classic,
Hawaii (replaced Smirnoff Pro)
| 1st Shaun Tomson (SA) |
4th Dane Kealoha (H) |
| 2nd Reno Abelira (H) |
5th Michael Ho (H) |
| 3rd Bruce Raymond |
6th Rabbit Batholomew |
1978 Duke Kahanamoku Invitational,
SunsetBeach
1st Michael Ho (H)
1978 Pipeline Masters
| 1st Larry Blair |
4th Gerry Lopez (H) |
| 2nd Rory Russell (H) |
5th Joey Burran |
| 3rd Hans Hedemann (H) |
6th Dane Kealoha (H) |
1978 World Cup Contest,
Hawaii
1st Buzzy Kerbox
1978 IPS World
Title Ratings
| 1st Rabbit Batholomew |
4th Shaun Tomson (SA) |
| 2nd Cheyne Horan |
5th Peter Townend |
| 3rd Michael Ho (H) |
6th Buzzy Kerbox (H) |
1979 Pro Junior
1979 Stubbies,
Burleigh Heads, 10
- 18th March 1979
| 1st Mark Richards |
5th Mark Warren |
| 2nd Cheyne Horan |
5th Rabbit Batholomew |
| 3rd Michael Ho (H) |
5th Chris Byrne |
| 3rd Gary Timperly |
5th Col Smith (Newcastle) |
1979 Bells Beach Contest
(Easter)
1st Mark Richards
2nd Rabbit Batholomew
1979 Surfabout,
Sydney - but moved to Bells Beach
1st Cheyne Horan
1979 Gunston, South
Africa
1st Dane Kealoha
2nd Shaun Tomson
1979 Hang Ten,
South Africa
1st Peter Townend
2nd Rabbit Batholomew
1979 Pipeline Masters
| 1st Larry Blair |
4th Mark Richards |
| 2nd Dane Kealoha (H) |
5th Larry Bertlemann (H) |
| 3rd Shaun Tomson (SA) |
6th Tom Carroll |
1979 World Cup,
Hawaii
1980 Stubbies, Burleigh
Heads
1984 World Masters Super
Challenge, Queensland
1st Mark Richards
2nd Peter Drouyn