Australia at the 1938 British Empire Games

Australia at the
1938 British Empire Games
Australia at the; 1938 British Empire Games
CGF code	AUS
CGA	Australian Commonwealth Games Association
in Sydney, Australia
Competitors	158
Flag bearers	Opening: Edgar 'Dunc' Gray ; Closing:
Officials	11
Medals; Ranked 1st	Gold25Silver19Bronze22Total66
British Empire Games appearances
	1930 ; 1934 ; 1938 ; 1950 ; 1954 ; 1958 ; 1962 ; 1966 ; 1970 ; 1974 ; 1978 ; 1982 ; 1986 ; 1990 ; 1994 ; 1998 ; 2002 ; 2006 ; 2010 ; 2014 ; 2018 ;

Last updated December 21, 2021

Australia hosted the 1938 British Empire Games in Sydney, New South Wales and their team was abbreviated AUS. This was their third of 3 Commonwealth Games meets.

Medalists

Medal	Name	Sport	Event
Gold	Decima Norman	Athletics	Women's 100 yd
Gold	Decima Norman	Athletics	Women's 220 yd
Gold	Decima Norman	Athletics	Women's Broad Jump
Gold	Decima Norman Jean Coleman Eileen Wearne	Athletics	Women's 440 yards Medley Relay
Gold	Decima Norman Jean Coleman Thelma Peake Joan Woodland	Athletics	660 yards Medley Relay
Gold	Jack Metcalfe	Athletics	Men's Hop, Step, Jump
Gold	William Smith	Cycling	Men's Welterweight
Gold	Dunc Gray	Cycling	Men's 1000 m Sprint
Gold	Robert Porter	Cycling	Men's 1000 m Time Trial
Gold	Ron Masters	Diving	Men's Springboard
Gold	Irene Donnett	Diving	Women's Springboard
Gold	Lurline Hook	Diving	Women's Platform
Gold	Herb Turner	Rowing	Men's Single Scull
Gold	William Bradley Cecil Pearce	Rowing	Men's Double Scull
Gold	Gordon Freeth Jack Fisher William Kerr Don Fraser Stewart Elder	Rowing	Men's Coxed Four
Gold	Percy Oliver	Swimming	Men's 110 yd Backstroke
Gold	Evelyn de Lacy	Swimming	Women's 110 yd Freestyle
Gold	Patricia Norton	Swimming	Women's 110 yd Backstroke
Gold	Dorothy Green	Swimming	Women's 440 yd Freestyle
Gold	Dick Garrard	Wrestling	Men's Lightweight
Gold	John Knight	Wrestling	Men's Heavyweight
Gold	Eddie Scarf	Wrestling	Men's Light Heavyweight
Gold	Roy Purchase	Wrestling	Men's Featherweight
Gold	Edward Purcell	Wrestling	Men's Bantamweight
Gold	Tom Trevaskis	Wrestling	Men's Welterweight
Silver	Keith Pardon	Athletics	Men's Hammer Throw
Silver	Leslie Fletcher	Athletics	Men's Pole Vault
Silver	Lloyd Miller	Athletics	Men's Hop Step Jump
Silver	Robert Heffernan	Athletics	Men's High Jump
Silver	John Mumford	Athletics	Men's 100 yd
Silver	John Mumford	Athletics	Men's 220 yd
Silver	Gerald Backhouse	Athletics	Men's 1 mile
Silver	John Park	Athletics	Men's 440 yd Hurdles
Silver	Joyce Walker	Athletics	Women's 100 yd
Silver	Jean Coleman	Athletics	Women's 220 yd
Silver	Isabel Grant	Athletics	Women's 80 m Hurdles
Silver	Cecil Overell	Boxing	Men's Light-Heavyweight
Silver	Tasman Johnson	Cycling	Men's 1000 m Time Trial
Silver	Robert Porter	Cycling	Men's 1000 m Sprint
Silver	Ron Masters	Diving	Men's Platform
Silver	Percy Hutton Howard Mildren	Lawn bowls	Men's Pair
Silver	William Thomas Alfred Gregory Doug Bowden Frank le Souef Gordon Yewers Richard Paramor Edward Bromley William Dixon Ainslie Gould	Rowing	Men's Eight
Silver	Dorothy Green	Swimming	Women's 110 yd Freestyle
Silver	Evelyn de Lacy Dorothy Green Patricia Norton Margaret Rawson	Swimming	Women's 4x110 yd Freestyle Relay
Bronze	Ted Best	Athletics	Men's 100 yd
Bronze	Ted Best	Athletics	Men's 220 yd
Bronze	Jack Metcalfe	Athletics	Men's Javelin
Bronze	Francis Drew	Athletics	Men's Shot Put
Bronze	Basil Dickinson	Athletics	Men's Broad Jump
Bronze	Basil Dickinson	Athletics	Men's Hop Step Jump
Bronze	Douglas Shetliffe	Athletics	Men's High Jump
Bronze	Sydney Stenner	Athletics	Men's 120 yd Hurdles
Bronze	Alan McDougall	Athletics	Men's 120 yd Hurdles
Bronze	Thelma Peake	Athletics	Women's Broad Jump
Bronze	Eileen Wearne	Athletics	Women's 220 yd
Bronze	Ted Best Ted Hampson Alf Watson Howard Yates	Athletics	Men's 4x110 yd Relay
Bronze	Jack Dillon	Boxing	Men's Bantamweight
Bronze	Leslie Harley	Boxing	Men's Heavyweight
Bronze	Irene Donnett	Diving	Women's Platform
Bronze	Jack Low	Rowing	Men's Single Scull
Bronze	Tom Kinder Charlie McNeill Aubrey Murray Frank Murray	Rowing	Men's Four
Bronze	William Fleming	Swimming	Men's 110 yd Freestyle
Bronze	Robin Biddulph	Swimming	Men's 440 yd Freestyle
Bronze	Robin Biddulph William Flemming Noel Ryan Robert Wilshire	Swimming	Men's 4x220 yd Freestyle Relay
Bronze	William Fleming Ernest Hobbs Percy Oliver	Swimming	Men's 3x110 yd Medley Relay
Bronze	Evelyn de Lacy Valerie George Patricia Norton	Swimming	Women's 3x110 yd Medley Relay

1938 Australian Team & Results

Athletics (Men)

Javelin Throw

John Patrick 'Jack' Metcalfe – 3rd, 182 ft 2¼in
James Barlow – 5th, 169 ft 0¼in
Goode, David P – 6th, 165 ft 1 in
Sheiles, Bert – 7th, 163 ft 10¼in

Discus Throw

Harold B Wilson – 4th, 133 ft 2 3/
Keith W Pardon – 5th, 130 ft 4¼in
William R MacKenzie – 6th, 128 ft 11½in
Button, Adrian – 7th, 125 ft 8½in

Shot Put

Drew, Francis – 3rd, 45 ft 3⅜in
William C Plummer – 4th, 44 ft 5⅝in
Harold B Wilson – 5th, 43 ft 3⅝in
William R MacKenzie – 6th, 42 ft 1¾in

Hammer Throw

Keith W Pardon – 2nd, 148 ft 1¼in
McNamara, Patrick – 4th, 139 ft 9⅛in
Rosenblum, Myer E – 5th, 135 ft 9¼in
Graham, Leslie – 6th, 131 ft 5¼in

Pole Vault

Fletcher, Leslie A – 2nd, 13 ft 0¼in
Winter, Edwin J – 5th, 12 ft 9 in
Frederick Irvine Woodhouse – 7th, 12 ft 4½in
Cartwright, William – 8th, 11 ft 6 in

Long Jump

Raymond G Graf – 7th, 22 ft 6 in

Broad Jump

Basil C Dickenson – 3rd, 23 ft 5½in
Gould, Henry 'Harry' T – 4th, 23 ft 4½in
John Patrick 'Jack' Metcalfe – 5th, 23 ft 2¾in

Hop, Step, Jump

John Patrick 'Jack' Metcalfe – 1st, 50 ft 10 in
Miller, D Lloyd – 2nd, 50 ft 6¾in
Basil C Dickenson – 3rd, 50 ft 1¾in
Raymond G Graf – 4th, 47 ft 11⅝in

High Jump

Heffernan, Robert – 2nd, 6 ft 2 in
Shetliffe, Douglas F – 3rd, 6 ft 2 in
Tancred, Peter L – 4th, 6 ft 1¼in 4in
John Patrick 'Jack' Metcalfe – 7th, 5 ft 11¾in

100 yards

John Mumford – 2nd, 9.8 sec (heat 10.0, semi 10.1)
Edward W Best – 3rd, 9.9 sec (heat 10.0, semi 10.0)
T Edward Hampson – 5th, 10.0 sec (heat 10.1, semi 10.1)
Howard Spencer Yates – 6th, 10.1 sec (heat 10.1, semi 10.2)

220 yards

John Mumford – 2nd, 21.3 sec (heat 21.6, semi 21.6)
Edward W Best – 3rd, 21.4 sec (heat 21.6, semi 21.4)
T Edward Hampson – 4th, 21.6 sec (semi) (heat 22.1)
Howard Spencer Yates – 5th, 21.7 sec (heat 22.0, semi 21.4)

440 yards

Athol H Jones – 3rd, 49.8 sec (heat)
John Mumford – 4th, 48.3 (heat)
Hugh Johnson – 4th (heat)
Scott, Francis – 4th (heat)

880 yards

Maxwell Fleming – 6th (heat)
Goff, Leslie – 6th (heat)
Gerald I Backhouse – 7th, 1:55.1 (heat)
Chappel, Roy – 7th (heat)

1-mile

Gerald I Backhouse – 2nd, 4:12.2 (heat 4:18.0)
Maxwell Fleming – 5th (heat)
Frederick Barry-Brown – 6th (heat)
Bonham, Donald – 7th (heat)

3 miles

Nicholls, Stanley E – 5th, 14:30.0
Colman, Frederick – Did not finish
Faulkner, Keith – Did not finish
Weightman, Walter – Did not finish

6 miles

Fred Bassed – 8th
Millington, Stanley – 9th
Doyle, Brendan – 10th

120 yards Hurdles

Stenner, Sydney G – 3rd, 14.4 sec (heat 14.5)
McLardy, Donald F – 4th, 14.6 sec (heat 14.9)
Wilson, George – 4th, 15.1 sec (heat)
Popplewell, Frederick – 4th (heat)

440 yards Hurdles

John F Park – 2nd, 54.6 sec
McDougall, Alan – 3rd, 55.2 sec
Alfred J Watson – 4th
Magee, Paul F – 6th

4x110 yards Relay

Edward W Best – 3rd, 41.9 sec
T Edward Hampson – 3rd, 41.9 sec
Alfred J Watson – 3rd, 41.9 sec
Howard Spencer Yates – 3rd, 41.9 sec

4x440 yards Relay

Athol H Jones – 4th
Hugh Johnson – 4th
John F Park – 4th
Wallace, Vernon – 4th
Lewis, Maurice – Did not compete (reserve)

Marathon

Crossley, Richard J – 8th, 3:12:50.0
Wood, John – 9th, 3:19:47.0
Hayes, Alfred – Did not finish
Jolly, Ernest – Did not finish
Liddle, William – Did not finish
Patterson, James – Did not finish

Athletics (Women)

High Jump

Carter, Doris – 5th, 5 ft 1 in
Poore, Elsie – 6th, 4 ft 8 in

Broad Jump

Decima Norman – 1st, 19 ft 1/4in (GR)
Thelma Peake – 3rd, 18 ft 2⅝in
Evans, Enid – 10th 15 ft 10¼in
Nell Gould – 12th 14 ft 9½in

Javelin Throw

Jones, Elsie – 5th, 101 ft 8 in
Mitchell, Lena – 6th, 100 ft 3 in
Clarice Kennedy – 7th, 97 ft 3¾in

100 yards

Decima Norman – 1st, 11.1 sec (GR)
Walker, Joyce – 2nd, 11.3 sec (heat 11.4, semi 11.4)
Joan Woodland – 5th, 11.5 sec (heat 11.5, semi 11.2)
Thelma Peake – (semi) Disqualified (heat 11.5)

220 yards

Decima Norman – 1st, 24.7 sec (heat 24.9, semi 24.5 (GR))
Jean Coleman – 2nd, 25.1 sec (heat 25.3, semi 25.2)
A Eileen Wearne – 3rd, 25.3 sec (heat 25.1, semi 25.2)
Talbot, Irene – 6th (heat 25.7, semi 25.4)

440 yards Medley Relay

Jean Coleman – 1st, 49.1 sec
Decima Norman – 1st, 49.1 sec
A Eileen Wearne – 1st, 49.1 sec

660 yards Medley Relay

Jean Coleman – 1st, 1:15.2
Decima Norman – 1st, 1:15.2
Thelma Peake – 1st, 1:15.2
Joan Woodland – 1st, 1:15.2

80 m Hurdles

Grant, Isabel – 2nd, 11.7 sec (heat 12.1)
Clarice Kennedy – 4th (heat 12.2)
Thelma Peake – 5th (heat 12.4)
Nell Gould – 4th (heat)

Bowls

Singles

Jack Low – 3rd

Pairs

Percy Hutton – 2nd
Howard Mildren – 2nd

Fours

Tom Kinder – 3rd
Charlie H McNeill – 3rd
Aubrey Murray – 3rd
H Frank Murray – 3rd

Boxing

Trevor Law – Flyweight (up to 51 kg) – Eliminated
Jack B Dillon – Bantamweight (up to 54 kg) – 3rd
Leonard Schluter – Featherweight (up to 57 kg) – Eliminated
I Ellis – Lightweight (up to 60 kg) – Eliminated
William Smith – Welterweight (up to 67 kg) – 1st
Athol Stubbs – Middleweight (up to 75 kg) – Eliminated
Leslie Harley – Heavyweight (up to 91 kg) – 3rd
Cecil G Overell – Light-Heavyweight (up to 81 kg) – 2nd

Cycling

10 miles

Fred Ashby – 4th
John Molloy – unplaced
Charlie E Wright – unplaced
Sh. Janki Das – first Indian cyclist

100 km Road Race

Fred Hines – 6th
Harold Clayton – unplaced
Alick Yuille – unplaced

1,000 m Sprint

Edgar Laurence 'Dunc' Gray – 1st, 13.6 sec
Robert Porter – 2nd
Tasman Johnson – unplaced

1,000 m Time Trial

Robert Porter – 1st, 1:15.2 (GR)
Tasman Johnson – - 2nd, 1:15.7
Edgar Laurence 'Dunc' Gray – 5th, 1:16.5

Rowing

Eight

William G Thomas (bow), 2nd
Alfred J Gregory (stroke) – 2nd
Doug K Bowden (cox) – 2nd
Frank A W le Souef (2) – 2nd
Gordon H Yewers (3) – 2nd
Richard L Paramor (4) – 2nd
Edward R Bromley (5) – 2nd
William G Dixon (6) – 2nd
Ainslie B 'Joe' Gould (7) – 2nd
John Chester (reserve) – Did not compete
R B Scott (reserve) – Did not compete

Single Scull

Herbert J Turner – 1st, 8:24.0 (won by 5 lengths)

Double Scull

William F Bradley (bow) – 1st, 7:29.4
Cecil A Pearce (stroke) – 1st, 7:29.4

Coxed Four

Gordon Freeth (bow) – 1st, 7:16.8
Jack T Fisher (stroke) – 1st, 7:16.8
H F Kerr (cox) – 1st, 7:16.8
Don H Fraser (2) – 1st, 7:16.8
Stewart J Elder (3) – 1st, 7:16.8
Max Gaskin (reserve)
John Edward Suffren (reserve)

Swimming (Men)

110 yd Freestyle

William Fleming – 3rd, 1:01.0 (heat 1:01.8)
Percy Charles Oliver – 6th, 1:03.1 (heat)
J Robert Wilshire – 7th, 1:01.6 (heat 1:01.4)

440 yd Freestyle

H Robin Biddulph – 3rd, 4:55.4 (heat 5:01.5)
Robert Newbiggen – 5th, 5:19.8 (heat)
Noel Phillip Ryan – 7th, 5:20.4 (heat 5:19.0)

1,650 yd Freestyle

H Robin Biddulph – 5th, 20:42.2 (heat 21:07.2)
Noel Phillip Ryan – 6th, 21:08.2 (heat 21:06.6)
Robert Newbiggen – Did not finish

4x220 yd Freestyle Relay

H Robin Biddulph – 3rd, 9:32.9 (split 2:18.8)
William Fleming – 3rd, 9:32.9 (split 2:26.8)
Noel Phillip Ryan – 3rd, 9:32.9 (split 2:24.6)
J Robert Wilshire – 3rd, 9:32.9 (split 2:27.7)

3x110 yd Medley Relay

William Fleming – 3rd, 3:31.8 (split 1:01.6)
Ernest A Hobbs – 3rd, 3:31.8 (split 1:20.7)
Percy Charles Oliver – 3rd, 3:31.8 (split 1:09.5)

220 yd Breaststroke

Ray Cameron – 4th, 3:03.1 (heat 3:07.2)
Ernest A Hobbs – 7th, 3:09.0 (heat 3:04.9)
John Johnson – 5th, 3:03.6 (heat 3:07.8)

110 yd Backstroke

Percy Charles Oliver – 1st, 1:07.9 (GR) (heat 1:09.6)
Reginald Vaughan Clark – 4th, 1:18.3 (heat)
Roth Bassingthwaite – 5th, 1:15.1 (heat)

Swimming (Women)

110 yd Freestyle

Evelyn de Lacy – 1st, 1:10.1 (GR) (heat 1:10.6)
Dorothy J Green – 2nd, 1:11.1 (heat 1:11.4)
Margaret Rawson – 5th, 1:15.8 (heat)

110 yd Backstroke

Gwen Millard – 4th, 1:27.5 (heat)
Marion Nixon – 5th, 1:26.5 (heat)
Patricia Norton – 1st, 1.19.5 (heat 1:20.6)

220 yd Breaststroke

Margaret Dovey – 6th, 3:32.0
Valerie George – 4th, 3:23.0
Joan Thomas – 5th, 3:23.6

440 yd Freestyle

Dorothy J Green – 1st, 5:39.9 (GR) (heat 5:43.0)
Evelyn de Lacy – 5th, 5:59.4 (heat)
Mynee Steel – 6th, 5:51.7 (heat 5:53.2)

4x110 yd Freestyle Relay

Evelyn de Lacy – 2nd, 4:49.9
Dorothy J Green – 2nd, 4:49.9
Patricia Norton – 2nd, 4:49.9
Margaret Rawson – 2nd, 4:49.9

3x110 yd Medley Relay

Evelyn de Lacy – 3rd, 4:10.0 (split 1:12.9)
Valerie George – 3rd, 4:10.0 (split 1:12.0)
Patricia Norton – 3rd, 4:10.0 (split 1:20.1)

Diving (Men)

Springboard

George Johnston – 4th, 111.39 points
Ronald Masters – 1st, 126.36 points
David J Norris – 5th, 110.62 points

Platform

Ray Davis – 5th, 94.21 points
Ronald Masters – 2nd, 102.87 points
Arthur O'Connor – 4th, 97.39 points

Diving (Women)

Springboard

Irene Donnett – 1st, 91.18 points
Laurie Hawe – 4th, 75.32 points
Janet Weidenhofer – 7th, 47.40 points

Platform

Irene Donnett – 3rd, 34.57 points
Lurline Hook – 1st, 36.47 points
Pamela Hunt – 5th, 26.10 points

Wrestling

Richard Edward 'Dick' Garrard – Lightweight (up to 68 kg) – 1st
Todd Hardwick – Middleweight (up to 82 kg) – 2nd
John Lambert 'Jack' Knight – Heavyweight (up to 100 kg) – 1st
Edward Purcell – Bantamweight (up to 57 kg) – 1st
Roy Purchase – Featherweight (up to 62 kg) – 1st
Eddie Richard Scarf – Light Heavyweight (up to 90 kg) – 1st
Tom Trevaskis – Welterweight (up to 74 kg) – 1st

Officials

Honorary Team Manager – Wilfred Selwyn Kent Hughes (VIC)
Athletics Manager – Wilfred Ernest Painter (VIC)
Athletics Manageress – Mrs Doris Magee (NSW)
Boxing & Wrestling Manager – Edgar Stephen Tanner (VIC)
Cycling Manager – C J 'Mick' Gray (VIC)
Rowing Manager – John Rook (NSW)
Rowing Coach – T K 'Toff' Qurban (SA)
Rowing Eights Coach – Sidney Raper (NSW)
Swimming Manager – Jack P Sheedy (WA)
Swimming Manageress – Katie Buckle (NSW)

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References

↑ "Flag bearers". Australian Web Archive . Archived from the original on 23 November 1998. Retrieved 11 February 2018.
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[1] "Flag bearers". Australian Web Archive . Archived from the original on 23 November 1998. Retrieved 11 February 2018.

[2] "Annual Report 2017" (PDF). Commonwealth Games Australia. Retrieved 11 February 2018.^{[ permanent dead link ]}

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