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AAA CHAMPIONSHIPS MEN'S HAMMER 1866 Richard James 23.87 David Morgan 22.86 1867 Patrick Halkett 28.84 John Eyre 28.68 George Thornton 28.40 1868 Henry Leeke 30.33 Douglas Moffatt 29.50 Patrick Halkett 28.42 1869 William Burgess 31.16 1870 Henry Leeke 31.10 Francis Waite 31.06 William Burgess 30.28 1871 William Burgess 32.14 Alaric Churchward 31.14 Henry Leeke 30.58 1872 Henry Leeke 34.01 James Paterson 33.86 1873 James Paterson 32.92 only competitor 1874 Stephen Brown 36.58 William Burgess 36.48 James Paterson 35.62 1875 William Burgess 31.62 John Todd 30.94 Stephen Brown 29.88 1876 George Hales 29.33 Tom Stone jnr. 26.11 1877 George Hales 33.54 walkover 1878 Edmund Baddeley 30.12 William Burgess 27.00 1879 William Burgess 29.50 1880 Walter Lawrence 29.26 William Winthrop 22.60 1881 Maurice Davin IRE 30.12 Walter Lawrence 29.70 William Winthrop 29.06 1882 Edmund Baddeley 29.36 Walter Lawrence 26.06 Robert Lindsay 24.64 1883 John Gruer 30.85 Donald Mackinnon 28.04 Owen Harte IRE 27.86 1884 Owen Harte IRE 25.42 walkover 1885 William Barry IRE 33.20 Donald Mackinnon 31.75 Hugh Michie 29.82 1886 James Mitchell IRE 33.64 John Gruer 28.94 1887 James Mitchell IRE 37.80 F G F Thompson 23.78 1888 James Mitchell IRE 38.00 John Daly IRE 34.34 Robert Lindsay 29.22 1889 William Barry IRE 39.62 P Lawless IRE 35.22 J P O'Sullevan IRE 33.22 1890 Robert Lindsay 31.50 G Chisholm 29.82 J E Fraser no valid mark 1891 Charles Queckberner USA 39.58 R Nelson Robbie 38.78 William Barry 35.26 1892 William Barry IRE 40.62 William Kelly IRE 31.00 J E Fraser 1893 Denis Carey IRE 37.60 R Nelson Robbie 35.82 1894 William Barry IRE 38.62 R Nelson Robbie 34.68 Denis Carey IRE 32.22 1895 William Barry IRE 40.53 Tom Kiely IRE 39.69 James Macdonald 30.56 1896 John Flanagan IRE 40.22 Denis Horgan IRE 37.86 1897 Tom Kiely IRE 43.42 Denis Horgan IRE 38.62 Richard Sheldon USA 31.14 1898 Tom Kiely IRE 42.70 Denis Horgan IRE 38.28 Walter Lawrence 33.50 1899 Tom Kiely IRE 41.57 Denis Horgan IRE 40.14 R Nelson Robbie 33.84 1900 John Flanagan USA 49.78 Tom Kiely IRE 42.42 T Truxton Hare USA 42.30 1901 Tom Kiely IRE 45.28 Ernest May 36.66 Henry Leeke 35.06 1902 Tom Kiely IRE 43.52 Ernest May 39.62 Robert Edgren USA 36.90 1903 Tom Nicolson 43.46 Ernest May 35.98 P G Masters 32.61 1904 Tom Nicolson 47.98 Thomas Shevlin USA 42.28 Denis Horgan IRE 39.36 1905 Tom Nicolson 47.51 Denis Horgan IRE 40.24 Alf Flaxman 35.46 1906 Henry Leeke 37.52 Tom Kirkwood 36.52 Alf Flaxman 36.18 1907 Tom Nicolson 48.38 John Murray IRE 43.06 Henry Leeke 38.46 1908 Simon Gillis USA 50.12 Denis Horgan IRE 40.00 Robert Lindsay-Watson 33.79 1909 Tom Nicolson 50.20 Denis Horgan IRE 41.80 Allan Fyffe 39.71 1910 Alf Flaxman 35.80 Henry Leeke 33.97 1911 George Putnam USA 45.00 Alf Flaxman 38.12 Duncan Porteous 33.00 1912 Tom Nicolson 49.43 Denis Carey IRE 47.87 Benjamin Sherman USA 41.36 1913 Carl-Johan Lind SWE 47.43 Nils Linde SWE 46.04 Alf Flaxman 41.87 1914 Carl-Johan Lind SWE 49.77 Tom Nicolson 49.59 Denis Carey IRE 45.08 1919 Einar Midtgaard DEN 44.00 John Freeborn 34.80 1920 Theodore Speers USA 42.81 Don Rose 42.64 Denis Carey IRE 40.42 1921 Carl-Johan Lind SWE 49.36 Malcolm Nokes 47.52 John Jackson 35.27 1922 Carl-Johan Lind SWE 52.50 Malcolm Nokes 49.26 Ville Porhola FIN 45.81 1923 Malcolm Nokes 49.18 John Jackson 37.79 Alexander Murray 32.25 1924 Malcolm Nokes 51.12 Tom Nicolson 45.97 John Freeborn 38.07 1925 Malcolm Nokes 46.04 John Jackson 38.42 John Freeborn 36.67 1926 Malcolm Nokes 48.62 John McHolm NZL 42.16 Armando Poggioli ITA 41.76 1927 Ossian Sköld SWE 50.30 Malcolm Nokes 49.31 Josef Mang GER 42.71 1928 William Britton IRE 46.62 Malcolm Nokes 46.14 John Jackson 37.99 1929 William Britton IRE 47.60 John McSweeney IRE 45.62 Harald Stenerud NOR 43.98 1930 Ossian Sköld SWE 51.14 Armando Poggioli ITA 47.16 Malcolm Nokes 45.62 1931 Ossian Sköld SWE 51.36 Gunnar Jansson SWE 48.83 Fernando Vandelli ITA 46.84 1932 George Walsh IRE 43.16 Samuel Thomson USA 36.52 John Jarvis 33.85 1933 William Britton IRE 44.96 Sandy Smith 44.08 George Walsh IRE 42.29 1934 Pat O'Callaghan IRE 51.44 William Britton IRE 45.64 Sandy Smith 45.54 1935 Fred Warngard SWE 44.58 J M Rioch 43.66 Bill Mackenzie 43.34 1936 Norman Drake 46.26 Sandy Smith 43.38 Tom McAnallen 43.15 1937 Karl Hein GER 55.86 Erwin Blask GER 54.64 Otto Lutz GER 49.36 6= (Best UK) Duncan Clark and Sandy Smith 42.79 1938 Bert Healion IRE 52.46 Tom McAnallen 45.70 Duncan Clark 45.40 1939 Bert Healion IRE 49.28 Norman Drake 46.76 Duncan Clark 44.19 1946 Hans Houtzager HOL 48.48 Duncan Clark 47.79 Norman Drake 47.35 1947 Imre Nemeth HUN 53.34 Jerzy Kordas POL 51.98 Duncan Clark 49.61 1948 Norman Drake 49.24 Duncan Clark 47.54 Ewan Douglas 46.42 1949 Imre Nemeth HUN 55.61 Lajos Petike HUN 50.21 Duncan Clark 49.50 1950 Duncan Clark 54.36 Ivan Gubijan YUG 52.86 Ewan Douglas 52.37 1951 Teseo Taddia ITA 54.00 Duncan Clark 52.42 Peter Allday 49.70 1952 Duncan Clark 53.03 Ewan Douglas 52.03 Peter Allday 51.72 1953 Don Anthony 53.24 Peter Allday 52.86 Ewan Douglas 52.72 1954 Jozsef Csermak HUN 59.42 Alex Valentine 53.92 Don Anthony 52.58 1955 Ewan Douglas 56.52 Dumitru Constantin ROM 54.90 Peter Allday 54.26 1956 Peter Allday 57.28 Don Anthony 56.94 Ewan Douglas 55.68 1957 Mike Ellis 60.28 Don Anthony 57.08 Percy Porter 52.32 1958 Mike Ellis 61.92 Muhammad Iqbal PAK 60.38 John Lawlor IRE 59.06 1959 Mike Ellis 61.28 Muhammad Iqbal PAK 58.82 Howard Payne 55.48 1960 Mike Ellis 64.18 Muhammad Iqbal PAK 60.13 Howard Payne 58.42 1961 John Lawlor IRE 64.12 Howard Payne 59.07 Robert Brown AUS 56.32 1962 Noboru Okamoto JPN 62.18 Howard Payne 61.24 Peter Allday 57.57 1963 Takeo Sugawara JPN 65.56 Noboru Okamoto JPN 62.52 Howard Payne 61.98 1964 Howard Payne 59.88 Warwick Dixon 56.92 John Lawlor IRE 56.30 1965 Gyula Zsivotsky HUN 68.14 Klaus Winter AUT 59.63 Howard Payne 59.55 1966 Gyula Zsivotsky HUN 66.04 Howard Payne 61.58 John Lawlor IRE 60.98 1967 Ed Burke USA 67.60 Howard Payne 60.00 Peter Seddon 58.22 1968 Lazar Lovasz HUN 66.20 Takeo Sugawara JPN 66.10 Yoshihsa Ishida JPN 62.14 5 (Best UK) Howard Payne 61.42 1969 Howard Payne 66.80 Bruce Fraser 61.92 Laurie Bryce 61.72 1970 Howard Payne 67.66 Yoshihisa Ishida JPN 66.24 Shigenobu Murofushi JPN 63.06 1971 Howard Payne 66.44 Barry Williams 62.14 Bruce Fraser 59.64 1972 Barry Williams 67.24 Howard Payne 66.08 Murray Cheater NZL 63.60 1973 Howard Payne 67.98 Barry Williams 67.02 Ian Chipchase 66.96 1974 Adam Barnard RSA 70.62 Howard Payne 67.50 Barry Williams 67.26 1975 Adam Barnard RSA 73.58 Paul Dickenson 68.74 Peter Farmer AUS 65.24 1976 Chris Black 72.64 Jim Whitehead 64.90 Murray Cheater NZL 64.24 1977 Chris Black 69.50 Paul Buxton 66.18 Jim Whitehead 63.88 1978 Peter Farmer AUS 70.72 Paul Dickenson 68.24 Jim Whitehead 67.70 1979 Peter Farmer AUS 70.16 Matt Mileham 64.40 Paul Dickenson 64.16 1980 Martin Girvan 68.72 Sean Egan IRE 66.94 Robert Weir 65.86 1981 Martin Girvan 68.98 Robert Weir 67.42 David Smith 59.00 1982 Robert Weir 71.92 Martin Girvan 71.52 Shigenobu Murofushi JPN 70.52 1983 Chris Black 75.40 Matt Mileham 75.02 Robert Weir 72.48 1984 David Smith 72.40 Robert Weir 71.76 Paul Dickenson 70.24 1985 David Smith 77.30 Declan Hegarty IRE 76.02 Martin Girvan 73.42 1986 David Smith 68.72 Matt Mileham 68.70 Michael Jones 68.50 1987 David Smith 70.60 Angus Cooper NZL 69.90 Paul Head 66.78 1988 David Smith 72.08 Sean Carlin AUS 71.64 Michael Jones 71.52 1989 Jud Logan USA 72.34 Paul Head 70.32 David Smith 68.96 1990 Paul Head 72.68 Michael Jones 70.38 Jason Byrne 68.60 1991 Sean Carlin AUS 72.58 Michael Jones 66.72 Conor McCullough IRE 66.48 1992 Sean Carlin AUS 74.60 Paul Head 70.94 Jason Byrne 70.78 1993 Paul Head 72.32 Jason Byrne 68.14 David Smith 68.06 1994 Peter Vivian 70.80 Paul Head 69.08 Michael Jones 67.42 1995 Sean Carlin AUS 73.40 Michael Jones 69.44 Jason Byrne 69.44 1996 Dave W Smith 72.58 Paul Head 71.48 Michael Jones 71.22 1997BC Paul Head 71.58 Dave W Smith 70.92 Michael Jones 69.68 1997 Paul Head 70.66 Michael Jones 67.88 Chris Howe 62.56 1998 Michael Jones 72.13 Paul Head 69.46 Bill Beauchamp 66.56 1999 Michael Jones 74.25 Bill Beauchamp 72.63 Paul Head 70.91 2 2000 Michael Jones 71.51 Paul Head 69.63 John Pearson 67.22 2001 Michael Jones 74.40 Paul Head 70.33 Simon Bown 64.76 2002 Michael Jones 72.26 Paul Head 67.61 Mike Floyd 66.33 2003 Bill Beauchamp 69.33 Mike Floyd 67.94 Simon Bown 64.43 2004 Mick Jones 72.04 Andy Frost 69.94 Mike Floyd 68.05 2005 Andy Frost 72.09 Mick Jones 69.60 Carl Saggers 65.81 2006 Andy Frost 69.15 Mike Floyd 68.54 Simon Bown 66.77 2007 Andy Frost 71.02 Mike Floyd 67.16 Simon Bown 66.82 2008 Mike Floyd 69.68 Amir Williamson 68.24 Alex Smith 67.21 2009 Alex Smith 69.79 Simon Bown 68.38 Mike Floyd 68.03 2010 Alex Smith 70.68 Mike Floyd 69.91 James Bedford 67.34 2011 Alex Smith 73.26 Mike Floyd 70.85 Mark Dry 70.33 2012 Alex Smith 74.79 Mark Dry 74.32 James Bedford 69.44 2013 Andy Frost 72.28 James Bedford 70.56 Alex Smith 70.08 2014 Nick Miller 73.96 Alex Smith 73.52 Mark Dry 73.27 2015 Nick Miller 75.88 Mark Dry 73.02 Chris Bennett 72.62 2016 Chris Bennett 75.67 Mark Dry 74.92 Nick Miller 72.21 2017 Nick Miller 74.98 Taylor Campbell 72.87 Mark Dry 70.51 2018 Nick Miller 75.33 Chris Bennett 73.29 Mark Dry 71.40 WOMEN'S HAMMER THROW 1991 (non-championship) Fiona Whitehead 43.06 Lucy Mills 42.46 Tracy Oldfield 41.48 1993 Debbie Sosimenko AUS 56.86 Esther Augee 52.22 Lorraine Shaw 51.76 1994 Lorraine Shaw 59.58 Diane Holden 49.12 Sarah Moore 48.46 1995 Debbie Sosimenko AUS 65.24 Brenda MacNaughton AUS 56.62 Lorraine Shaw 56.26 1996 Lyn Sprules 54.16 Ann Gardner
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    The History of the Oxford University Athletic Club PREFACE This history was originally written by Graham Tanner, O.U.A.C. coach from 1976 to 2007. It was subsequently updated in 2003- 04 by the then O.U.A.C. President, Laurence Chandy (Magdalen), using information and illustrations from Graham’s personal archive. March 2010 - Page i - The History of the Oxford University Athletic Club CONTENTS 1. 1850–87 - In the Beginning ............................................................................ 1 2. 1864 - The first Inter-‘Varsity Sports ............................................................. 9 3. 1888-1914 – The Queen’s Club Years ......................................................... 19 4. 1894 - The first International Match ............................................................ 29 5. 1920-29 – Chariots of Fire ........................................................................... 37 6. 1929-39 – “Come on Jack!” ......................................................................... 44 7. 1946-58 - 3 minutes, 59.4 seconds ............................................................... 54 8. 1958-1975 – The end of the Golden Era? .................................................... 70 9. 1976 to the present - O.U.A.C. today ........................................................... 78 10. Of coaches and coaching .............................................................................. 86 11. Bibliography ................................................................................................