1900-01-06
100-yard Australasian Championship
Smith (mile report) wins by 0.5 seconds
Full report and results →Alexander Sporting News · Historical swimming
Swimming across the colonies.
Smith (mile report) wins the closing 220 yards. All six Sydney championships and Lyttelton’s completed New Year meeting are in the archive. Reconstructed replay results, historical evidence and identity limits remain explicit.
11Completed events
27Contests
129Recorded starts
103Event-entry groups
ASN C&D Book of Records · Swimmer records →
Sydney · January 6–13
Smith wins the sprint; Andrews takes the plunge. Cavill wins the mile and quarter-mile. Hamilton adds the half-mile with a final-split reversal; Smith (mile report) takes the closing 220 yards.
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1900-01-06
Australasian Plunge Championship
Andrews wins by 2 ft 0 in
Full report and results →1900-01-08
One-mile Australasian Championship
Dick Cavill wins by 27.8 seconds
Full report and results →1900-01-10
Quarter-mile Australasian Championship
Dick Cavill wins by 1.5 seconds
Full report and results →1900-01-12 · Working date
Half-mile Australasian Championship
Hamilton wins in 13:04.5 by 10.8 seconds.
Full report and results →1900-01-13 · Working date
220-yard Australasian Championship
Smith (mile report) wins in 2:42.9 by 3.6 seconds.
Full report, heats and final →Lyttelton · January 1
Five completed events, twelve swims and 72 starts remain preserved. J. S. Wauchop wins the Canterbury championship; G. Barrell takes the New Year sprint.
Original meeting coverage and all five reports →Sydney: all six championships complete
The January 12 half-mile and January 13 220 yards are complete. Both retain qualified working dates. No Sunday championship is inferred from the inclusive meeting window. Universal date: January 15, 1900.
All 103 swimming records are event-entry groups, not a distinct-person count or complete career coverage. Times and distances are experimental model outputs.