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155:, Cavill attempted his own crossing. Webb accompanied Cavill for the swim, and Cavill used many of Webb's techniques, such as using porpoise oil and the captain George Toms. Cavill started fast, but soon ran into multiple jellyfish which caused him to feel nauseous. After consuming a large amount of Whiskey, Cavill was eventually pulled out after 10 hours of swimming. He was disorientated and had a weak pulse. 175:, England. Cavill claimed to have completed the crossing ten hours faster than Webb, but was discredited when his signed witness Mr. Gammon was discovered to have never existed. Cavill never admitted to lying, but challenged Webb to a race across the channel, which he declined. 158:
Webb criticized Cavill for using the faster side stroke rather than the older breaststroke, and for wearing a jersey. Webb also said that Cavill had only made it halfway across, which made Cavill angry and determined to give it another attempt.
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and was England's fastest man at swimming 500 yards. As he got older, he became a swimming coach and the Kensington Swimming Baths owner, where he coached
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The three daughters, Madeline, Fredda and Alice Cavill were all accomplished swimmers and swimming instructors.
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Cavill, Richmond Theophilus (Dick) (1884 - 1938) Biographical Entry - Australian Dictionary of Biography Online
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Osmond, Gary (2012). "Swimming Her Own Course: Agency in the Professional Swimming Career of Alice Cavill".
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Osmond, Gary (2009). "Forgetting Charlie and Tums Cavill: social memory and Australian swimming history".
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to swim. He later moved to Australia and became one of the first people to swim and develop the
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Cavill Freezes While Swimming: Champion Swimmer Was Unable to Stand Shock of Puget Sound Water
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is known for its significant contributions to the development of the sport of swimming.
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in the plain high diving, becoming the first Australian Olympic diver to win gold.
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The crossing: the glorious tragedy of the first man to swim the English channel
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In July 1877, Cavill attempted it a second time, this time starting in
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Cavill was a sailor, and was awarded three lifesaving medals by the
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stroke, which now predominates in "freestyle" swimming races; and
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St Matthews Parish. Died November 17th 1940. European. Male.
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List of members of the International Swimming Hall of Fame
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Six members of the family were jointly inducted into the
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Sydney Cavill

Australia
Australian crawl
butterfly arm stroke
International Swimming Hall of Fame
1924 Summer Olympics
Royal Humane Society
HMY Fairy
Princess Mary
front crawl
Matthew Webb
crossing of the English Channel
Cap Gris Nez
Dover
List of members of the International Swimming Hall of Fame
The Royal Family of Swimming
Archived
Wayback Machine
Reader's Digest
The saga of the swimming Cavills
The Sydney Morning Herald


"Cavill, Frederick (1839–1927)"
Australian Dictionary of Biography
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