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Tag Archives: Fred Pearce
Memories of Leicester and Lancashire
More by luck than accident, I was chuffed to find myself in the splendid grounds of Abbey Park for the celebration of Leicester Walking Club’s 90th anniversary, organised in conjunction with the Jim Sharlott 10k Open and BMAF 10k championships … Continue reading
Posted in History, News, Results
Tagged BMAF 10k, Brian Adams, Fred Pearce, Geoff Toone, Jim Sharlott, John Cannell, Leicester 7, Mal Blyth, Ron Wallwork
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Bill Jackson 5K and Club AGM
Bill Jackson Trophy 5,000 metres, 3rd December 2016 at Simister : Race Permit RWA 6073-1A Roy Gunnett reports: There was a good turnout for the race of 18 walkers – these included 2 guest walkers (Glyn Jones from the Midlands … Continue reading
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Tagged A J Taylor, Adrian Edwards, AGM, Bill Jackson, Cliff Royle, Fred Pearce, Joe Hardy, Roy Gunnett
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Adrian and Roy gut it out to retain the 50k team trophy plus more results and important news
Adrian Edwards reports from the National 50 kilometres championship, where he almost pulled off a hat-trick of individual victories. Great respect to both Adrian and Roy for hanging in when things weren’t going their way. Frankly the out and back … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrian Edwards, Fred Pearce, national 50k team victory, Roy Gunnett, Ryan Cup, Sutton Macclesfield
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Remembering Ron’s Record : A Walk down Memory Lane
When Fred Pearce suggested holding a 2 Hour track walk to commemorate Ron Wallwork’s UK and Commonwealth record set in 1971 there were a few raised eyebrows. Why forty five years on, couldn’t we wait till fifty? Never mind that … Continue reading
A Festive Feast of Race Walking at Horwich
Eric Horwill reports: Record entry 50. Record turn out 47. 8 New Championship Best Performances. Excellent support from Horwich Festival of Racing Committee. Good Weather! Thanks to everyone who supported and helped at this most successful promotion. and Trevor McDermot … Continue reading
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Tagged British Masters Championships, Fred Pearce, Horwich Festival, Lancashire Walking Club
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Vic Murray RIP : An Inspirational Centurion
It was heartening to hear that there was a good turnout for Vic Murray’s funeral with Eric Horwill attending as President of the Centurions. Quiet and unassuming he was a much loved member of the club, always willing to help … Continue reading
Posted in History, News
Tagged Centurion, Fred Pearce, Lancashire Walking Club, Manchester - Blackpool, Vic Murray
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Fred Pearce and Chris Bolton on the starting line together
Further to our tribute to Fred Pearce on becoming the RWA President here is a lovely personal note from Chris Bolton, number 17 in the above photo, of which more later. Many congratulations to Fred on becoming RWA President, an … Continue reading
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Tagged Centurion, Chris Bolton, Fred Pearce, Leicester - Skegness, Manchester - Blackpool
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Sixty Years On Fred Pearce becomes National President
Becoming the National Race Walking Association President is an honour Fred Pearce richly deserves. All of us know how much he has contributed over the years through both the good times and the bad to keeping race walking alive both … Continue reading