The Juniors team of Exeter Swimming Club winner of the Devon County Junior Championship in 1908. Back L-R: G.Davey, W.Spear, E.Davey, T.Williams. Middle L-R: P.Matthews, A.L.Matthews, G.Heath (Capt.), A.V.Call, L.Lewis (Hon.Sec) Fron L-R: F.Gamble, W.Bennelick.
Source: Wester Times, February 14, 1908
The Leamington Water Polo team in the Water prior to the game with Weston-super-Mare who won by 4 goals to 2.
Source: Western Daily Press, Bristol; Julyt 16, 1926
The team of Mansfield Swimming Club, Champion of the Nottingham and District League for 1936. Standing L-R: T.Bacon (Chairman), C.Ashton, E.Ackrill, C.Wood, H.Wilson (Hon. Sec), O.Hibbert. Seated L-R: G.Hittare, H. Baggaley, A. Allen, G.Butler, H.Hardy.
Source: The Nottingham Evening Post; Wednesday, Sept. 9, 1936
The Water Polo team of Dover Swimming Club which won the Burch Cup for matches played against the Folkestone Swimming Club in 1934. Back row: E.Harmer, G, Boulton, A.Bendy, H.Norris. Front row: T.Swindells, E.Hopkins, J.Weston.
Source: The Dover express and East Kent News. Friday 28 December 1934
The team of Weston-super-Mare winner of the 1925 British Water Polo Championship. First from left the legendary Paul Radmilovic.
Source: Western Daily Press, Tuesday 13 October 1925, page 8
The Juniors National team of Italy that took part at the 1st European Juniors Championship (U20, palyers born 1950) in Rotterdam, Netherlands (6-11 July 1970). The Italian team ended at the 4th place after the team of USSR (1st), Spain (2nd) and West Germany (3rd). Standing L-R: Mario Majoni (Coach), Enzo D'Angelo, Stefano Di fiore, Ettore Chiosi, Paolo De Crescenzo, Claudio Tomasi, Massimo De Crescenzo, Gianni Lonzi (Ass. Coach). Squatting L-R: Mario Scotti Galletta , Giorgio Calcagno, Carlo Massa, Edilio Solimei , Renato Gandolfi. Front: Sante Marsili
Source: courtesy of Renato Gandolfi
Hungarian board game of 1955 addressed to young kids with aim to promote the Sport of Water Polo.
Source: private collection
The team of Illinois Athletic Club in 1964. The team has been one of the 16 teams competing for the "honour of representing the United States in the Olympic Games in Tokyo in 1964. From L-R: Kastner, Kooistra, Borowski, Gocd, Akers, Walztcni, Spinger, Meyer, Sam Greller (coach), Spinger.
Source: private collection
The team of Germany, Olympic winner in Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games. The team: E. Rademacher, O. Cordes, E. Benecke, F.Gunst, J. Rademacher, K. Bahre, M. Amann, J.Blank.
(Trade card issued 1928 by the company Franck and Sons, Germany).
Source: private collection
