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Team Photo: Auckland Deaf Society Indoor Basketball, 1960

AUCKLAND DEAF SOCIETY (INC.) INDOOR BASKETBALL, 1960. Back: K. BRAIN, B. KINNARD, W. DENNIS, T. GIBLING. Front: A. McKAY, J. McRAE (Capt.), J. EATON. Absent: J. MARIGOLD.

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Alan McKay
Alan McKay
Barry Kinnaird
Barry Kinnaird
Bill (William) Dennis
Bill (William) Dennis
Jim Eaton
Jim Eaton
John Marigold
John Marigold
John McRae
John McRae
Ken Brain
Ken Brain
Tom Gibling
Tom Gibling

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Taonga source:
Auckland Deaf Society
Reference number:
SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 1960-P001-ADS
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