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Tag Archives: Tony Taylor
Running: a desirable addition – thoughts from 1970
Back in 1970, Julian Hopkins and I, encouraged by Ron Wallwork, pondered the idea of putting together an annual review of race walking. It was to include commentary on tthe national and international scene, together with articles on technique and … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970 Athletics, Julian Hopkins, Ron Wallwork, Running and Race Walking, Tony Taylor
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Report of the Fred Pearce Relay and Other Shenanigans, July 22nd
As ever Dave provided promptly this race report before embarking on the Sunday with Pat to do a 16 miles walk along the south-west of Scotland – in his words, ‘suckers for punishment’! Since Saturday I’ve been inundated with comments … Continue reading
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Tagged 70th anniversary, Fred Pearce Relay, Tony Taylor
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Back together again – Fred Pearce and Tony Taylor at Simister, July 22nd
The Fred Pearce Relay has a special place in our club’s calendar, It’s a moment when we remember Fred’s enduring contribution to the life of his cherished Lancashire Walking Club. And, on a personal level, many of us will have … Continue reading
The Fred Pearce Relays and Tony Taylor’s 70th-year race walking
I hope you will forgive this self-indulgent note ahead of this Saturday’s Barnard Trophy 10k in Sutton. However in three weeks, with Christine Pearce’s support, the tribute to our dear Fred in the Relay of his family’s name will incorporate … Continue reading
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Tagged 70th anniversary, Alf Taylor, Fred Pearce Relay, Leigh Harriers, Tony Taylor
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On Ron Wallwork’s 80th: A Personal Reminiscence
Weeks later than promised here is my personal contribution to celebrating Ron’s 80th. My first memory of Ron sees him striding stylishly towards me, already in the lead as the 1959 Northern Junior 10 miles championship unfolds. For my part, … Continue reading
RON’S RECOLLECTIONS ONE – The Journey to the Glory Days
I’ve been remiss in not using immediately a number of recollections from Ron Wallwork, who was the key figure in the transformation of the club’s fortunes in the 1960s and 70s. To set the ball rolling here is a collage … Continue reading
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Tagged Jack Tempest, Leigh Harriers, McSweeney Trophy, Mick Entwistle, Ron Wallwork, Tony Malone, Tony Taylor
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Lancashire back on top in the Virtual Series Age-Graded Team competition
Having been knocked off our top perch we’ve bounced back, displaying classic northern phlegm [apologies for the cliches!] to be the leading team in the Virtual Series Age-graded 2 kilometres competition. MENS AGE GRADED TEAM 1 Lancashire Walking Club (33) … Continue reading
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Tagged Guy Goodair, Leading Team, Stephen Walker, Tony Malone, Tony Taylor, Virtual Series
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Bill Jackson Trophy goes to new President, Tony Taylor
Roy Gunnett writes: As per usual the Bill Jackson Trophy 5k race at Simister on November 2nd was a yacht handicap. Ten walkers took part on the out and back course to Heaton Park. Excellent handicapping by Dave Evans ensured … Continue reading
Winter League results and Season’s Greetings
As the year closes I’m posting a couple of Winter League results, where club members have competed. If there any other outstanding results from races outside of our own club fixtures, please send me the appropriate information. 2nd Northern Area … Continue reading
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Tagged Pat Evans, Season's greetings, Tony Taylor, Winter Leagues
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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