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Bill Jackson Trophy and AGM 5K, November 6
Dave Evans reports: Nine sturdy aspirants toed the starting line and headed into a cold strong breeze on the outward 2.5 k leg of the AGM 5k. The handicapper played the usual trick of employing a start of sorts for … Continue reading
CLUB AGM, NOVEMBER 6, 2021- ADVANCE NOTICE
Ahead of next week’s Club Annual General Meeting and 5 kilometres Yacht Handicap [1.30 start] at Simister, Dave Evans draws our attention to the following: As has become usual it would be enormously helpful if you could let him know … Continue reading
Albert Rigby 10 kilometres, Sutton Macclesfield, 2nd October 2021
Dave Evans provides his prompt and insightful report. Where would be without him? Whilst Greg Smith is responsible for the invaluable excellent photos, of which more to come. October sees either an Indian summer or the first footprints of a … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrian Edwards, Albert Rigby Trophy, Dave Evans, Greg Smith, Sutton Macclesfield, Tony Bell
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Andrew Fraser RIP, standard bearer for Scottish Race Walking
We were shocked to hear that Andrew Fraser died very recently. As Dave Evans noted in response to the sad news, Andrew was a regular supporter of our club races until a few years ago, much liked and respected. The … Continue reading
Posted in History, News
Tagged Andrew Fraser RIP, Bill McFadden, Scotia RWC, Trevor and Linda McDermot
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The Decline and Fall of the British Empire : A Case Study – the 50 kilometres race walk
I am very pleased to republish Paul F. DeMeester’s coruscating critique of British Athletics’ disgraceful decision to exclude Cameron Corbishley and in particular Dominic King from the GB Olympic team and its craven role in supporting the abolition of the … Continue reading
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Tagged 50 kilometres, British Athletics, Cameron Corbishley, Dominic King, IAAF, Olympic selection, Paul F DeMeester
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Albert Rigby 10km Sutton Macclesfield, October 2nd, 2021
The Albert Rigby Trophy race is to go ahead as normal on Sarurday. October 2nd, starting at 1.30 p.m. from the Sutton Ex-Servicemen’s Club. Refreshments will be provided. As usual it would be really helpful if you could let Dave … Continue reading
Steve Uttley dominates the Lambert One Hour race at Bury
Dave Evans reports: A decent day to greet the walkers although the absence of a gate opener at the Bury Track half an hour before the off made us wonder if we would lose the event unless we could straddle … Continue reading
Remembering Vladimir Golubnichy, a true legend
The legendary Vladimir Golubnichy died on Monday, August 16 at the age of 85. There’s an outstanding tribute to his memory by Tim Erickson on the latest Victoria RWC Newsletter. It begins: Born on 2nd June 1936, Golubnichiy medalled at … Continue reading
LAMBERT TROPHY ONE HOUR TRACK at BURY, SEPTEMBER 4
Our next club race is the Lambert Trophy One Hour event this coming Saturday, September 4 – start 1.30 p.m. More than ever it would be very useful if you could indicate your attendance and in what capacity. The track … Continue reading
The Reg Goodwin Trophy Result, August 14, Chorley
Thanks as ever to Dave Evans for the revealing report and Greg Smith for the excellent photos, of which there are many more to use in ensuing posts. Much appreciated. The athlete whose name we see on the trophy achieved … Continue reading
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Tagged Dave Crompton, Reg Goodwin, St Peters Chorley, Stuart Edgar
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