Item is a photograph the Glace Bay Fire Department Athletic Club. From left to right in the back row are Jack "Hopper" MacLeod, Unknown, Jackson A.D. "Hump" Campbell, Ken MacRitchie, Louis Siderski, D. Nolan, and Bill Blackwood. From left to right in the center row are Joe Debison, Jim MacKenzie, Godfrey Gibson, and T.E. Logan. From left to right in the front row are Bill Knox, Mike Campbell, Peter Jobes, "Toto" Boutilier, and Alton Stanley.
Item is a photograph of members of the Port Hood baseball team.
The team players are identified as: 1. Alex MacDonnell 2. Austin MacDonnell 3. Chester Beaton 4. Hughie MacMaster 5. Lawrence MacDonald 6. Angus Beaton 7. Alexander MacInnis 8. Gregory Chisholm 9. Joseph Chisholm 10. Mr. Richards 11. Jerome Chisholm.
Item is a photograph of a Sydney baseball team, the Tigers. Photographed players are unidentified. Promoter Dave Epstein is seen in the center with another unidentified businessman. The Sydney team was playing a team from Cornerbrook, Newfoundland.
Item is a photograph of a complimentary dinner held at the Hotel Lenox in Boston by the Cape Breton Club of Boston in honour of John (Johnny) C. Miles, Boston Marathon Runner.
Item is a photograph of four unidentified swimmers posing with sponsor Dave Epstein at the right. Epstein was a local businessman who promoted the 5-mile harbour swim in Sydney.
Item is a photograph of Sydney Hikers embarking on a hike in Vancouver with special sweaters and boots on. The man pictured in the center is Dave Epstein, promoter of the venture, all others are unidentified.
Item is a photograph of the Cape Breton Basketball Champions of 1904. Pictured in the back row, from left to right: I.C. Mackie (left forward), Unknown, Keith McLean (sub), and S. McLennan (center). Pictured in the front row, from left to right: H.R. Way (left back), Unknown, and David Reid (right back).
Item is described as "a collage of scenes, without commentary, which express the beauty and versatility of recreational activities to be enjoyed in Cape Breton. Scenes of the Bell Museum, Miner's Museum, fishing, harness racing, highland dancing and swimming are included."
Punching with Pemberton was a monthly newspaper published in Glace Bay by J. Earle Pemberton from 1960-1965. A single issue costed 25 cents and was sold at various locations in Glace Bay, New Waterford, Reserve, and Sydney.
