Tug of War Competition across the River Great Ouse aka Old West River in Stretham

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Tug of War Competition across the River Great Ouse aka Old West River in Stretham

Tug of War Competition across the River Great Ouse aka Old West River in Stretham, Cambridgeshire, Sunday 1st October 1972, men from the Chequers Public House in Stretham, competed against the eight men of the Witcham Tollites squad, one of East Anglias top tug-of-war teams in their annual charity match to raise money for the Stretham Youth Club

Cambridge News
Mirrorpix
England
CNA 1972 5635

Media ID 21920136

© Mirrorpix

Cambridgeshire Charities Competition Customs Ely Ouse Events Fundraising Games Great Ouse Old West Outdoor Pulling River Rope Strength Stretham Tug Of War

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