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Albert Rigby Trophy result plus news of forthcoming coaching and training sessions
Dave Evans as ever reports: The sun shone brightly and the spirit of Albert Rigby, former stalwart of the Lancashire Walking club , enveloped the field and added yet another successful edition of this challenge. Although the number of competitors … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrian Edwards, Albert Rigby Trophy, Joe Hardy, Sutton Macclesfield
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ALBERT RIGBY TROPHY, OCTOBER 5th
Roy Gunnett informs that our great friend, Marshall has confirmed all is in place to hold the Albert Rigby 10 kilometres race on Saturday 0ctober 5th from the Sutton Ex Servicemen’s Club, Hollin Lane, Sutton, Macclesfield SK11 0HL. The event will … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Rigby Trophy, Lancashire Walking Club, Sutton Macclesfield
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Great to see Steve Uttley back on the road
Message from Dave Ainsworth G o o d n e w s – In his 3rd race back after nearly 3 years out – now with 1 kidney and undergoing chemotherapy. Well done to Steve! And I’ve checked with Steve, a … Continue reading
Posted in History, News
Tagged 1970s, Oldham and Royton AC, Recovering from cancer, Steve Uttley, Stretford Track League
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Traffic chaos fails to hold up our One Hour race
Dave Evans reports: Given the regular club race organiser was stuck in a huge traffic jam on the motorway it was touch and go if the event would take place. Fortunately Adrian Edwards was on hand to put together a … Continue reading
Roy flies the Lancashire flag in Gloucester and the Bury One Hour race awaits your presence
A quick note to confirm that the Bury One Hour race will take place on Saturday, September 7th, starting at 1.00 p.m. The venue will be open from noon. Bury Athletics Club, Market St, Bury BL9 9FX As ever it … Continue reading
Best Wishes for the Hundred Miles and 50 Kilometres in Gloucester, August 24th and 25th
Everyone at Lancashire Walking Club will echo Dave Ainsworth’s message to all those participating, officiating and helping at the Gloucester track races this weekend. I wish all success and enjoyment (if possible over 100 miles) to all who’ll be at … Continue reading
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Tagged 24 Hours track race, Centurion, Dave Ainsworth, Gloucester, Hughie Neilson, Roy Gunnett
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Phil McCullagh takes the Goodwin Cup 100 years after Reg Goodwin’s Olympic silver in Paris
Dave Evans reports: Right from the off it was clear that Roy had victory in mind leading the cortège of 8 aspirants by some 35 seconds at the mile point as the weather improved from drizzle to pleasant sunshine. There … Continue reading
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Tagged Chorley Hills, Eric Horwill, Goodwin Cup, Phil McCullagh, Roy Gunnett
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LEIGH HARRIERS AT THE OLYMPICS ACROSS A CENTURY 1924 to 2024, FROM SILVER TO GOLD, FROM REG TO KEELY
What a time to be a Leigh Harrier! The name of this modest North of England athletic club is to be found on many a lip across the globe. And, of course, this remarkable state of affairs is down to … Continue reading
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Tagged Keely Hodgkinson, Olympics Paris 1924 and 20024, Reg Goodwin
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Training on Sunday at Stockport with the Goodwin Cup on the horizon
A quick note Enthused by today’s Olympic 20 kilometres races you will be eyeing hopefully this coming Sunday’s training session on August 4th from 12 till 5 with Adrian Edwards at the Woodbank Park track, Stockport Then a week on … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrian Edwards, Paris Olympics, Reg Goodwin, Training at Woodbank Park
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To much relief, Trevor McDermot resuscitated
For much of this century or so it seemed, Trevor McDermot, along with his wife, Linda and notables such as John Paddick, committed himself to the task of reviving race walking in the North of England. One brainchild was the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970 Athletics, race walking, Resuscitation, Trevor and Linda McDermot
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