World Surfing Championships 1964
The annual Makaha International had long been regarded as the unofficial world title, but progressive surfers, by the early '60s, were beginning to think of the Makaha event as a relic from the wooden-board era. In 1963, Australian surf filmmaker and magazine publisher Bob Evans convinced Australian oil giant Ampol Petroleum Limited to sponsor the first official World Surfing Championships; the ev...
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1964 World Surfing Championships newsreelSubscribe to view
1964 Wold Championships winers Midget Farrelly and Phyllis O'DonellSubscribe to view
1964 World Championships winner Midget Farrelly. Photo: Ron PerrottSubscribe to view
Manly Beach lineup for early rounds of '64 World ChampionshipsSubscribe to view
Men's finalists (L to R): Cabell, Richards, Dooley, Farrelly, Doyle, BrownSubscribe to view
Phyllis O'Donell. Photo: Ron PerrottSubscribe to view
1964 World Surfing Championships newsreel
1964 Wold Championships winers Midget Farrelly and Phyllis O'Donell
1964 World Championships winner Midget Farrelly. Photo: Ron Perrott
Manly Beach lineup for early rounds of '64 World Championships
Men's finalists (L to R): Cabell, Richards, Dooley, Farrelly, Doyle, Brown
Phyllis O'Donell. Photo: Ron Perrott