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LIBRARY All Rights Reserved
LIBRARY All rights reserved INFORMATION TO ALL USERS The quality of this reproduction is dependent upon the quality of the copy submitted. In the unlikely event that the author did not send a com plete manuscript and there are missing pages, these will be noted. Also, if materia! had to be removed, a note will indicate the deletion. Published by ProQuest LLC (2017). Copyright of the Dissertation is held by the Author. All rights reserved. This work is protected against unauthorized copying under Title 17, United States C ode Microform Edition © ProQuest LLC. ProQuest LLC. 789 East Eisenhower Parkway P.O. Box 1346 Ann Arbor, Ml 48106- 1346 fA NEW DAWN RISING':1 AN EMPIRICAL AND SOCIAL STUDY CONCERNING THE EMERGENCE AND DEVELOPMENT OF ENGLISH WOMEN'S ATHLETICS UNTIL 1980 Gregory Paul Moon Submitted in part fulfilment for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy at Roehampton Institute London for the University of Surrey August 1997 1Sutton and Cheam Advertiser 1979. Dawn Lucy (later Gaskin) was the first athlete I ever coached. Previously, she had made little progress for several years. In our first season together her improvement was such that the local newspaper was prompted to address her performances with this headline. ABSTRACT This study explores the history of English women's athletics, from the earliest references up to 1980. There is detailed discussion of smock racing and pedestrianism during the eighteenth- and nineteenth-centuries, but attention is focused on the period from 1921, when international and then domestic governing bodies were formed and athletics .became established as a legitimate sporting activity for women. -
London 2015: Start Lists
IAAF DIAMOND LEAGUE London (GBR) 24-25 July 2015 Start list TIMING, RESULTS SERVICE & DISTANCE MEASUREMENT BY Club:Connect 4x100m U13 Girls 24 JUL 2015 / 17:28 Lane Nat Nation NR SB Result Rank 2GBR BLACKHEATH & BROMLEY 3GBR CROYDON HARRIERS 4GBR HERNE HILL HARRIERS 5GBR SUTTON & DISTRICT 6GBR ENFIELD & HARINGEY 7GBR NEWHAM & ESSEX BEAGLES 8GBR HARROW AC 9GBR THAMES VALLEY HARRIERS Club:Connect 4x100m U13 Boys 24 JUL 2015 / 17:34 Lane Nat Nation NR SB Result Rank 2GBR BLACKHEATH & BROMLEY 3GBR CROYDON HARRIERS 4GBR HERNE HILL HARRIERS 5GBR ENFIELD & HARINGEY 6GBR TEAM HOUNSLOW 7GBR HARROW AC 8GBR THAMES VALLEY HARRIERS 9GBR EALING SOUTHALL MIDDLESEX INTERNET Service: london.diamondleague.com Page 1 of 18 printed at THU 23 JUL 2015 21:53 IAAF DIAMOND LEAGUE London (GBR) 24-25 July 2015 Start list Club:Connect 4x100m U15 Girls 24 JUL 2015 / 17:40 Lane Nat Nation NR SB Result Rank 1GBR BLACKHEATH & BROMLEY 2GBR CROYDON HARRIERS 3GBR CAMBRIDGE HARRIERS 4GBR HERNE HILL HARRIERS 5GBR SUTTON & DISTRICT 6GBR ENFIELD & HARINGEY 7GBR NEWHAM & ESSEX BEAGLES 8GBR HARROW AC 9GBR HILLINGDON AC INTERNET Service: london.diamondleague.com Page 2 of 18 printed at THU 23 JUL 2015 21:53 IAAF DIAMOND LEAGUE London (GBR) 24-25 July 2015 Start list Club:Connect 4x100m U15 Boys 24 JUL 2015 / 17:46 Lane Nat Nation NR SB Result Rank 1GBR BLACKHEATH & BROMLEY 2GBR CROYDON HARRIERS 3GBR CAMBRIDGE HARRIERS 4GBR HERNE HILL HARRIERS 5GBR BELGRAVE HARRIERS 6GBR ENFIELD & HARINGEY 7GBR NEWHAM & ESSEX BEAGLES 8GBR HARROW AC 9GBR HILLINGDON AC Club:Connect 4x100m U17 Women -
HERTFORDSHIRE, KENT and MIDDLESEX COUNTIES INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
HERTFORDSHIRE, KENT and MIDDLESEX COUNTIES INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS ( UNDER UKA RULES) 14th – 15th March 2020 Lee Valley Indoor Athletics Centre Souvenir Programme Championship Foreword Hertfordshire, Kent and Middlesex County Athletic Associations welcome athletes, officials and spectators to our sixth joint Indoor Championships. As with our previous Championships we are sure that you will give your enthusiastic support for all the athletes. Diary dates for the Outdoor Championships are included below. We welcome volunteers, both technical and non-technical to assist in running those meetings. Just ask at our reception where they will take your details. Sally Gandee - Hertfordshire Entry Secretary Brian Charlton - Kent Entry Secretary Major Carr - Middlesex Entry Secretary Forthcoming Championship Dates Hertfordshire tba Disability, 1500m, 3k walk, 4x400 Relays, Veterans & Steeplechase Stevenage 9th & 10th May 2020 Main Championships Watford tba Pentathlons and 3000m Hemel Hempstead Full details will be on the Hertfordshire website (www.hertscaaa.org.uk) Kent 30th & 31st May 2020 Main Championships, Julie Rose Stadium, Ashford 24th June 2020 3Km & 10Km Championships, Dartford (including electronic timing) Full details will be on the Kent website (www.kcaa.org.uk/fixtures) Middlesex 30th & 31st May 2020 Main Championships, Lee Valley Stadium 13th September 2020 Road Relay Championships, the Minet Cycle Circuit, Hayes 27th September 2020 10K Road Running Champs, Victoria Park, Hackney Online enties at : www.middlesexaa.org.uk Herts/Kent/Middlesex -
IAAF DIAMOND LEAGUE London (GBR) 22-23 July 2016
IAAF DIAMOND LEAGUE London (GBR) 22-23 July 2016 Start list TIMING, RESULTS SERVICE & DISTANCE MEASUREMENT BY 4x100m Relay Boys Club:Connect Under 13 22 JUL 2016 / 18:24 Lane Nat Nation NR SB Result Rank 2GBR STOCKPORT HARRIERS 3GBR THAMES VALLEY 4GBR HARROW AC 5GBR HERNE HILL 6GBR BLACKHEATH & BROMLEY 7GBR CROYDON HARRIERS 8GBR NEWHAM & ESSEX BEAGLES 4x100m Relay Girls Club:Connect Under 13 22 JUL 2016 / 18:30 Lane Nat Nation NR SB Result Rank 2GBR HARROW AC 3GBR HERNE HILL 4GBR NEWHAM & ESSEX BEAGLES 5GBR BLACKHEATH & BROMLEY 6GBR CROYDON HARRIERS 7GBR STOCKPORT HARRIERS 8GBR THAMES VALLEY INTERNET Service: london.diamondleague.com Page 1 of 18 printed at THU 21 JUL 2016 20:44 IAAF DIAMOND LEAGUE London (GBR) 22-23 July 2016 Start list 4x100m Relay Boys Club:Connect Under 15 22 JUL 2016 / 18:36 Lane Nat Nation NR SB Result Rank 1GBR HERNE HILL 2GBR THAMES VALLEY 3GBR HARROW AC 4GBR BLACKHEATH & BROMLEY 5GBR NEWHAM & ESSEX BEAGLES 6GBR BELGRAVE HARRIERS 7GBR SHAFTSBURY & BARNET 8GBR CROYDON HARRIERS 9GBR STOCKPORT HARRIERS INTERNET Service: london.diamondleague.com Page 2 of 18 printed at THU 21 JUL 2016 20:44 IAAF DIAMOND LEAGUE London (GBR) 22-23 July 2016 Start list 4x100m Relay Girls Club:Connect Under 15 22 JUL 2016 / 18:42 Lane Nat Nation NR SB Result Rank 2GBR NEWHAM & ESSEX BEAGLES 3GBR CROYDON HARRIERS 4GBR HERNE HILL 5GBR STOCKPORT HARRIERS 6GBR SHAFTSBURY & BARNET 7GBR HARROW AC 8GBR BLACKHEATH & BROMLEY 9GBR THAMES VALLEY INTERNET Service: london.diamondleague.com Page 3 of 18 printed at THU 21 JUL 2016 20:44 IAAF DIAMOND -
AAA Club Newsletter No. 16, November 1965
BC RON CLARKE (Australia) iSSUE No, 16 NOVEMBER. 1965 Olympic record holder ‘Ovaltine’ is the only food drink which What makes ‘Ovaltine’ the cho has been officially recognized for serv sen drink of champions ? Only ing to competitors at every Olympic ‘Ovaltine’ gives you all the good Games since 1932—and at every ness of barley malt, milk, eggs British Empire Games since they and added vitamins. No other began. During the 1964 Olympics over drink can match the way ‘Ovaltine’ 500,000 cups of ‘Ovaltine’ were served helps to build up energy, strength to athletes and officials—more than at and stamina. So join thecham pions any other Olympic Games. in a regular cup of ‘Ovaltine’. OVALTINE the drink of champions Photographs were supplied by Mark Shearman, 23, Lynwood Drive, Worceste Park, Surrey- My Observations on the British Athletic Scene CHARLES JENKINS HAVE been asked by the Editor to contribute to this issue of the A.A.A. Club 1 Newsletter. This I have been happy to do. Some of my observations may not find favour, but none has been prompted by any malice aforethought; and in the event I note that opinions expressed here are not necessarily those of the Association. Where to begin ? What better place than at the White City. I was there first in 1958. I saw your Championships and the Britain—Rest of Commonwealth match that followed the Games at Cardiff. They were excellent gatherings. I was there again this year, once more to watch your Championships, and was horrified by one change the years have wrought. -
AAA Club Newsletter No. 20, November 1967
JOHN SHERWOOD (Birchfleld Harriers/Loughborough College A.C.) ISSUE No. 20 NOVEMBER, 1967 Olympic record holder ‘Ovaltine’ is the only food drink which What makes ‘Ovaltine’ the cho has been officially recognized for serv sen drink of champions ? Only ing to competitors at every Olympic ‘Ovaltine’ gives you all the good Games since 1932—and at every ness of barley malt, milk, eggs British Empire Games since they and added vitamins. No other began. During the 1964 Olympics over drink can match the way 'Ovaltine' 500,000 cups of ‘Ovaltine’ were served helps to build up energy, strength to athletes and officials—more than at and stamina. So j oin thechampions any other Olympic Games. in a regular cup of ‘Ovaltine’. OVALTINE the drink of champions Photographs were supplied by Mark Shearman, 23, Lynwood Drive, Worcester Park, Surrey. Anabolic Steroids Dr. I. G. P. WILLIAMS HE sporting press, both the daily and weekend newspapers and the technical T journals, during the past few months have carried articles and reports about the use of drugs called Anabolic Steroids for the promotion of strength and physique in various types of athletes, particularly those involved in the power events. In track and field athletics the use of these drugs seems to have been particularly prevalent among shot putters, discus throwers and track athletes. A number of particularly outstanding examples have been reported, including those of Randy Matsun and Parry O’Brien and the two great American decathletes. Interest in the use of Anabolic Steroids for the preparation of field event athletes for competition was particularly stimulated last year when field events men and coaches from various countries met and discussed their methods at the European and at the Commonwealth Games. -
APRIL/MAY 1978 FIFTY PENCE Vol. 1 No. 1
APRIL/MAY 1978 FIFTY PENCE Vol. 1 No. 1 Ill 2 VETERIS APRIL/MAY 1978 FOREWORD Contents BY DON FARQUARSON (Canada) FEATURES. President of the World Veterans Athletic Association. 4 Coroebus .................... AMAZINGLY AS It now seems, Veterls has been continuously published for a period of five yean. From this date on It Is to BobShrunkle ................. 7 become a professional publlcatlon and so It seems appropriate to look both backwards and forwards briefly as this Important step Is taken. The first issue came about following the wave of enthusiasm that followed Where Are They Now? ..... , 9 those momentous events in London, Helsinki, Stockholm, ~ Gothenburg and Cologne in 1972 - the first Veterans International Track and Field meets. I can remember the excitement with which I scanned the pages after Give Shippen Spotlight............................. 10 handed me my first copy when we travelled to the Isle of Man for the IGAL 25km race of 1973, but it took a second reading to digest the editorial which outlined the aims ofthe Association of Veteran Athletes who published the magazine that has since become a part of our lives. Those aims were:- Assisting the Exhaust~d 1, To encourage physical fitness amongst all over-40's. Marathoner......................... 13 2, To encourage former athletes to renew their activities. 3, To maintain contact with Masters throughout the world. 4, To publicise all major Masters tours and events. S, To co-ordinate moves to rationalize the competitive structure Veterans & Weight.............. 14 of veteran athletes. 6, To act as a forum for veteran athletic news and views. I am sure that you will all agree with me in congratulating Veteris upon the way they have followed these aims faithfully. -
Crystal Palace 14(A)
SEAA U20/Senior Championships - Crystal Palace 14(a)/15(b) June 2008 Senior Men 100 Metres (a) CBP J.Livingstone Shaftesbury Barnet Harriers 1992 10.09 Heat 1 W/s –1.2 Posn Num Name Club Heat Perf 1 72 Aidan Syers Newham & Essex Beagles AC Q 10.88 2 58 Monu Miah Woodford Green w Essex L Q 10.94 3 8 Aaron Balogun Ilford AC 11.32 4 361 Andre Laidley Enfield & Haringey AC 11.50 5 18 Aaron Broderick Kent AC 11.93 6 62 Michael Otubambo Enfield & Haringey AC 12.16 DNS 71 Adrian Stamp Woodford Green w Essex L Heat W/s –2.7 2 Posn Num Name Club Heat Perf 1 64 Daniel Plummer Newham & Essex Beagles AC Q 10.90 2 34 Ben Ellis Winchester & District AC Q 10.97 3 75 Nigel Thomas Thames Valley Harriers 11.17 4 67 Dean Showler-Davis Winchester & District AC 11.21 5 45 Mark Hanson Enfield & Haringey AC 11.21 6 51 Will MacGee Team Southampton 11.74 7 78 Branson Williams Enfield & Haringey AC 11.98 Heat W/s –2.0 3 Posn Num Name Club Perf 1 23 Dwain Chambers Belgrave Harriers Q 10.31 2 69 Leroy Slue Harrow AC Q 10.71 3 2 Isaiah Adekanmbi Enfield & Haringey AC q 10.89 4 38 Gianni Frankis Newham & Essex Beagles AC 11.02 5 59 Ashley Noble Herne Hill Harriers 11.18 6 65 Stephen Prosser Channel Islands AC 11.24 7 14 Jeff Bond Bournemouth AC 11.32 Heat W/s +0.8 4 Posn Num Name Club Perf 1 83 Leevan Yearwood Victoria Park H & Tower H AC Q 10.66 2 61 Idris Ojuriye Herne Hill Harriers Q 10.82 3 24 James Christie Thames Valley Harriers q 10.94 4 9 Tunde Balogun Victoria Park H & Tower H AC 11.09 5 68 Sam Sillah Victoria Park H & Tower H AC 11.10 6 29 Sho-Silva Daniel -
London 2015: Full Results
IAAF DIAMOND LEAGUE London (GBR) 24-25 July 2015 Results TIMING, RESULTS SERVICE & DISTANCE MEASUREMENT BY 200m Men 24 JUL 2015 / 20:53 Wind: -1.4 m/s Reaction Rank Name Nat Date of Birth Lane Result time 1 HUGHES Zharnel GBR 13 JUL 1995 7 0.152 20.05 PB 2 DUKES Dedric USA 4 FEB 1992 6 0.167 20.14 3 JOBODWANA Anaso RSA 30 JUL 1992 5 0.169 20.20 4 ASHMEADE Nickel JAM 7 APR 1990 8 0.140 20.24 5 FORTE Julian JAM 1 JUL 1993 9 0.146 20.25 6 TALBOT Daniel GBR 1 MAY 1991 4 0.149 20.56 7 MITCHELL Curtis USA 11 MAR 1989 2 0.173 20.64 8 ADAMS Harry USA 27 NOV 1989 1 0.146 20.82 9 WEBB Ameer USA 19 MAR 1991 3 0.140 20.87 400m Men 25 JUL 2015 / 15:05 Reaction Rank Name Nat Date of Birth Lane Result time 1 VAN NIEKERK Wayde RSA 15 JUL 1992 5 0.187 44.63 2 VERBURG David USA 14 MAY 1991 6 0.173 45.01 3 BROWN Christopher BAH 15 OCT 1978 3 0.161 45.22 4 MAKWALA Isaac BOT 29 SEP 1986 4 0.185 45.29 5 MASRAHI Youssef Ahmed KSA 31 DEC 1987 7 0.191 45.37 6 YOUSIF Rabah GBR 11 DEC 1986 8 0.166 45.43 7 ROONEY Martyn GBR 3 APR 1987 2 0.189 45.73 8 MASLÁK Pavel CZE 21 FEB 1991 9 0.216 45.78 9 NORWOOD Vernon USA 10 APR 1992 1 0.209 45.92 INTERNET Service: london.diamondleague.com Page 1 of 21 printed at SAT 25 JUL 2015 17:29 IAAF DIAMOND LEAGUE London (GBR) 24-25 July 2015 Results Emsley Carr Mile 25 JUL 2015 / 16:44 Rank Name Nat Date of BirthOrder Result 1 KIPROP Asbel KEN 30 JUN 1989 15-1 3:54.87 2 CENTROWITZ Matthew USA 18 OCT 1989 10-1 3:55.03 3 SOULEIMAN Ayanleh DJI 3 DEC 1992 13-1 3:55.06 4 GRICE Charlie GBR 7 NOV 1993 12-1 3:55.27 SB 5 BLANKENSHIP Ben USA -
SEAA U20/Senior Championships - Crystal Palace
SEAA U20/Senior Championships - Crystal Palace 16(a)/17(b) June 2007 Senior Men 100 Metres (a) CBP J.Livingstone Shaftesbury Barnet Harriers 1992 10.09 Posn Num Name Club Heat Perf Heat 1 w/s –2.1m/s 1 54 Ryan Moseley Shaftesbury Barnet Harriers Q 10.80 2 67 Josephus Thomas Woodford Green w Essex L Q 10.83 3 14 Jonathan Browne Kent AC Q 10.92 4 27 Chris Dougherty Thames Valley Harriers q 10.96 5 66 Jos Swaray Hillingdon AC q 11.08 6 361 Scott Dorset Bracknell AC 11.79 7 362 Joe Appiah Kent AC 11.79 Heat 2 w/s –2.4m/s 1 48 Andrew Matthews Windsor S E & Hounslow Q 11.00 2 68 Matthew Thomas Newham & Essex Beagles AC Q 11.12 3 32 Ben Ellis Winchester & District AC Q 11.13 4 13 James Bridge Ashford AC 11.26 5 46 Keith Marle Enfield & Haringey AC 11.42 6 75 Darren Wollen Croydon Harriers 11.68 7 53 Chris Morgan Crawley AC 11.69 Heat 3 w/s –2.3m/s 1 45 Jeffrey Lawal-Balogun Kent AC Q 10.92 2 74 Elijah Winn Enfield & Haringey AC Q 11.06 3 18 James Christie Thames Valley Harriers Q 11.12 4 22 Jason Comissiong Thames Valley Harriers 11.19 5 43 Jason Hussain Belgrave Harriers 11.35 6 15 Lincoln Campbell Kent AC 12.09 65 Adrian Stamp Woodford Green w Essex L DNS Heat 4 w/s –2.3m/s 1 31 James Ellington Belgrave Harriers Q 10.89 2 33 Toleme Ezekiel Victoria Park H & Tower H AC Q 11.24 3 41 Mark Hanson Enfield & Haringey AC Q 11.28 4 76 Joshua Wood Harrow AC 11.36 5 55 Andre Nembhard Kingston AC & Poly Harriers 11.43 6 30 Paul Egboh Kent AC 11.44 7 24 Adam Davis Herne Hill Harriers 11.69 Heat 5 w/s –3.7m/s 1 17 Darren Chin Belgrave Harriers Q 10.97 -
The Achilles Club 2005
THETHE ACHILLESACHILLES CLUBCLUB 20052005 PRESIDENT Sir Thomas Macpherson of Biallid CBE MC TD DL (Oxford) VICE-PRESIDENTS Derek G. Steel (Oxford) J. Peter Ford CBE (Cambridge) H. Robert H. Stinson MBE (Cambridge ) Donald C.E. Gorrie MSP ( Oxford) Timothy M. Taylor (Oxford) CHAIRMAN Dr Dewi W. ROBERTS (Cambridge) COMMITTEE Mark S. Steed (Cambridge) US Matches and Schools Relays Tom Dowie (Oxford) Achilles Dinner Alan James (Cambridge) Varsity Match Robert Harle (Cambridge) Webmaster Matthew Buck (Cambridge) Kit – [email protected] Jonathan Parker (Oxford) – Achilles Ball Air Commodore John G. De'Ath MBE (Oxford) Richard Baderin Past President OUAC Dan Bray Past President & Men’s Captain CUAC Nichola s Radford President OUAC Andrew Owen President CUAC Martine Bomb Women’s Captain OUAC Claire Palmer Women’s Captain CUAC Katie Sam Hon. Sec. OUAC Kieran Millar Hon. Sec. CUAC Dr. Simon Clarke Hon. Treasurer, OUAC Christopher L. Pratt Hon. Treasurer, CUAC Ailsa Wallace - Achilles Rep, OUAC Richard Wheater – Achilles Rep. CUAC Team Managers Cassie Beasley ( Cambridge) 07970 490008 [email protected] Dr. Andrew Hodge (Cambridge), 07958 923157 [email protected] Clare Ridgley (Oxford) Mobile 07971 793916 [email protected] Matt Weaver (Oxford) 020 7263 5976 (h), [email protected] Jenny Gillett (Oxford) [email protected] Achilles Trust Trustees: H.R.H. Stinson ; Sir Thomas Macpherson ; Dr. C.J.R. Thorne; J.G. De’Ath; Clerk to the Trust: Dr. Christopher Thorne (Cambridge), St Catharine’s College, Cambridge 01954-210566 [email protected] American Achilles Foundation Thomas N. Blodgett (Cambridge) [email protected] Hon. Treasurer & Membership Secretary Peter Crawshaw (Oxford), 18 Ringley Park Av., Reigate, Surrey RH2 7EU. -
Men's 100 Metres
IAAF World Championships Doha 2019 • Biographical Entry List • Men Men’s 100 Metres 72 Entrants Starts: Friday, Sep 27 (16:35) 2019 World Best: 9.81 Christian Coleman USA Stanford 30 Jun 19 Championship Record: 9.58 Usain Bolt JAM Berlin 16 Aug 09 = IAAF invitee Age (Days) Born SB PB 100 GILANI Said AFG 23y 233d 1996 11.59 11.13 -17 Afghan record holder in seven events, Decathlon included (but not the 100m, he needs 11.11 and his best is 11.13) 200 pb: 22.31 -17. 400 pb: 49.59 -17. 110H pb: 15.45 -18. 400H pb: 54.19 -17. JT pb: 49.59 -14. Decathlon pb: 6136 -18. ht Asian Indoor Champs 400 2016; ht WCH 100 2017 101 RIJO Saymon AIA 18y 327d 2000 - 11.42 -18 Full name-Saymon Rijo Morris // ht Carifta Games youth 100/200 2017; ht COM 200 2019 140 GREENE Cejhae ANT 23y 355d 1995 10.07 10.00 -18 “Cejhae” pronounced CJ 2019 Pan-American Games bronze at 100m // 9.94w -19. 200 pb: 20.59 -17. ht World Youth 100/200 2011; sf WJC 100/200 2012; 5 WJC 100 2014; sf OLY 100 2012; sf WCH 100 2017; sf COM 100 2018; 3 Central American & Caribbean Games 100 2018; 3 Pan-Am Games 100 2019. 4 NCAA indoor 60 2018. Was at Florida State University In 2019: 6 Penn Relays ‘USA v World’ 4x100; 4 Baie-Mahault 100; 1 Atlanta 100; 2 Šamorín 100; 1 La Chaux-de-Fonds 100; 1 Karlstad 100; 2 Lignano Sabbiadoro 100; 1 Liège 100; 8 London Diamond 100; 3 Pan-Am Games 100 152 SOTO-THOMPSON Nainoa ASA 22y 268d 1997 11.39 11.39 -19 sf Oceanian 100 2019.