SWIMMING
ENDURANCE RECORD. United Press Association— By EF 'trie Telegraph—Copyright.) CALCUTTA, September 27. Profulla Ghose, a well-known Bengali swimmer, established . - sWfm ' m ing endurance record of seventy-two hours eighteen minutes, thus beating (by fifteen minutes the Empire endurance record of seventy-two hours claimed by a Magri woman. His trainer, said that Ghose was good for five more hours. Ei s pul'se, heart and breathing were normal. . It was raining heavily most of the bme Jte ,swam, and the water wa s cold.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 September 1933, Page 4
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