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1946-1947

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  • Focus switches from track to cross country

    Having successfully concluded the track season in this district, many local athletes now give their attention to the Cross-Country season, and the Wallasey Athletic Club are pleased to announce that t

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  • Wallasey Athletic Club.

    Wallasey Athletic Club commences its cross-country season on Saturday, the 21st September, a good turn out being anticipated.

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  • Cross country running again

    With the cross-country running season due to open in a fortnight some 21 members of Wallasey Athletic Club had a preliminary canter from the club winter quarters in Leasowe Road last Saturday.

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  • Cross country season opens to-day

    Wallasey Athletic Club is ready once again to cater for all ages and classes ranging from those who like a gentle saunter over a few miles of country for their weekly exercise to the hardiest racing e

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  • Athletics

    Last Saturday, the first in October, marked the opening of the cross-country season and Wallasey Athletic Club, after two preliminary canters, had three packs out for training, youths and slows togeth

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  • Cross-Country

    Wallasey Athletic Club held a training run from the cross-country quarters last Saturday, three packs turning out. J. M. Rimmer and R. F. Hubbard of the fast pack, were in good form and carried the br

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  • Annual General Meeting

    Wallasey A.C. - The Annual General Meeting was held on the 27th Sept., and was well attended. Mr. A. G. Nicholson was elected President for the 41st year.

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  • Crack runners at Wallasey meet

    Some of Merseyside's best distance runners will be in action this Saturday, on the occasion of Wallasey Athletic Club's first cross-country fixture, with Liverpool Harriers & A.C., at Leasowe Road

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  • Wallasey A.C. Win West Lancs. Championship

    Fine team work, combined with a high degree of physical fitness, brought Wallasey Athletic Club a resounding victory in the West Lancashire Cross-Country Association Novice Championship held over a fi

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  • Wallasey v. Liverpool Pembroke

    Notwithstanding the strong team which Liverpool Pembroke A.C. fielded at Wallasey last Saturday, the home club should have made a much closer race than the results indicate.

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  • Wallasey beaten by Wirral A.C.

    A depleted Wallasey team was convincingly beaten by Wirral Athletic Club over a heavy eight miles cross-country course at Prenton last Saturday, only J. Edwards and R. E. Young of Wallasey A.C. managi

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  • Juniors win New Year Handicap

    Juniors (18-21) took first two places in the New Year Cross-Country Handicap promoted by Wallasey Athletic Club over an eight miles course at Leasowe last Saturday.

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  • Forthcoming Championships

    The forthcoming cross-country championships and summer track season will bring into action all contenders for honours in the Olympic Games to be held in this country in 1948.

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  • Leasowe racing prospects

    There is every prospect of some keen racing at Leasowe this Saturday when the Wallasey Athletic Club, senior, junior and youths' cross-country championships will be run off.

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  • Wintry sport at Leasowe

    Under severe weather conditions the senior, junior (18-21) and youths Cross-Country Championships of Wallasey Athletic Club were held at Leasowe last Saturday.

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  • Internationals at Woolton

    International runners took three of the first five places at the senior cross-country championships of the West Lancashire Cross-Country Association held at Woolton over nine miles last Saturday.

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  • What is the 'Best Age'?

    Two questions frequently asked by young athletes are:- (1) At what age do athletes reach their best? and (2) How much does natural athletic ability help in athletic success?

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  • How Wallasey lost youths' championship

    Arriving at the venue too late to start, W. Gee, of Wallasey Athletic Club, probably lost the team the Liverpool & District Youths Championship when the championships were run of at Woolton last S

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  • National Championships

    Northern runners were in the ascendancy at Apsley, Herts., when the National Cross-Country Championship was run over a ten miles course there last Saturday, breaking a long run of supremacy by Souther

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  • Road racing popularity

    During the last few years road racing has become increasingly popular, especially in the South, where, for many clubs in the London area, country in scarce and tracks too expensive, until now a fairly

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  • Course of consolation handicap

    Wallasey Athletic Club stage their consolation handicap over a 3¾ miles road course at Leasowe to-day, when the current season's winners receive their full penalty and losers gain the greatest

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  • Hawksley's Runaway Victory

    Youngest member of Wallasey Athletic Club, 15 years old John Hawksley, scored a runaway victory in the club's consolation handicap held over a 3¾ mile road course at Leasowe last Saturday.

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  • Merseyside Marathon

    After being a mere one second behind the leaders at half distance (13 miles 192 yds.) Wallasey A.C. fell away badly and could finish no better than fourth in the Merseyside Marathon Road Relay Race at

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  • Athletic club president honoured

    On Mr. A. G. Nicholson, president of Wallasey Athletic Club and also of the West Lancashire Cross-Country Association, was conferred the high honour of President of the Northern Cross-Country Associat

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  • Wallasey Grammar School Athletes

    Past and present members of Wallasey Grammar School distinguished themselves on Saturday at Bolton in the Northern Counties A.A. Junior Championships. Reference to their achievements appear in our ath

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  • Ran a Mile in 4 mins. 44 secs.

    R. Loveridge, 16 years old champion miler for the year at the Wallasey Grammar School, broke the 25 years old school mile record on June 26th. The record of 4 mins. 47.8 secs, was set up in 1922 by W.

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  • Brookes' award winner

    H. Lutas, junior captain of Wallasey Athletic Club, won the Brookes Award, decided on a points aggregate of three events, 220 yards, high jump and throwing the javelin, at Port Sunlight Oval track on

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