Name: Two Rugby Footballers, Max Carpenter (second from left), R. Talbot (left) and Mr Lamb, M.P. for Lowan, were among the A.I.F. recruits who went through the Town Hall depot today. Mr Lamb is shaking hands with Captain Bowden. Chief President of the Country Party. Max Carpenter, one of Australia's finest Rugby footballers was also a star with the footscray Victorian league team for two seasons. As a young Western Australian he played Linton Cup tennis for his State. July 16, 1945. - SuperStock
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Two Rugby Footballers, Max Carpenter (second from left), R. Talbot (left) and Mr Lamb, M.P. for Lowan, were among the A.I.F. recruits who went through the Town Hall depot today. Mr Lamb is shaking hands with Captain Bowden. Chief President of the Country Party. Max Carpenter, one of Australia's finest Rugby footballers was also a star with the footscray Victorian league team for two seasons. As a young Western Australian he played Linton Cup tennis for his State. July 16, 1945.

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