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Trophy;Gus Ryder Collection;All Items Copyright Canada Sports Hall of Fame


Gus Ryder Collection

Name / TitleTrophy
CollectionGus Ryder Collection
Object ID974.4.33
ProvenanceThis trophy was presented to Gus Ryder by the Lakeshore Swim Club as Canada's Outstanding Swim Coach.
Height62.000
Depth15.000
Width11.000
Description

A three tier black marble trophy topped with a gold coloured globe that has on top a statuette of a man holding a torch in his extended right arm. The bottom tier is a square with rounded edges. The second tier is a square block with an inscription plate and two birds with upraised wings. The final tier is a tall cross shaped pedestal. The inscription on the base plate is as follows: "GUS RYDER LAKESHORE SWIM CLUB CANADA'S OUTSTANDING SWIM COACH. COACHING MARILYN BELL ATLANTIC CITY 26 MILES LAKE ONTARIO 42 MILES ENGLISH CHANNEL 30 MILES STRAIGHTS OF JUAN DE FUCA 19 MILE. CLIFF LUMSDEN 6 WORLD PRO TITLES LAKE ONTARIO CNE 32 MILES STRAITS OF JUAN DE FUCA 20 MILES. CRIPPLED AND BLIND SWIMMERS. PRESENTED BY BOWLING DISPLAYS LIMITED. AN ADMIRATION TROPHY".

PeopleGus Ryder, Marilyn Bell
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