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| 07 October 1939 (New) | Wallasey Athletics The annual general meeting of Wallasey Athletic Club was held under crowded conditions last Monday evening with the president, Mr. A. G. Nicholson, as chairman. Read more... |
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| 14 October 1939 (New) | Wallasey Harriers & A.C. A remarkable tone of enthusiasm characterised the first turn-out of the season. Read more... |
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| 09 December 1939 (New) | With the Athletes Wallasey Harriers entertained Wirral A.C. last Saturday, and the race, over an exceptionally heavy course between five and six miles, resulted in a win for the visitors by 30 points to 54. W. Turner (Wirral) was first man home, followed Arkles, of Wallasey. Read more... |
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| 11 March 1940 | Cross-Country The West Lancashire Novice Cross-Country Championship over 4 miles attracted an entry of 117 runners, representing 12 teams from Sefton Harriers' headquarters, West Derby, on Saturday. Read more... |
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| 23 July 1940 (New) | Noted Sprinter Wounded Second-Lieut. Alan Pennington, of the Border Regiment, whose home is at Wallasey, has been wounded. He is the noted England sprinter, and has run for Great Britain against the U.S. and Germany. Read more... |
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| 27 July 1940 | Local men in casualty list - Council leader's son wounded In the casualty list published on Monday by the War Office appears the name of Second-Lieut. Alan Pennington of the Border Regiment, son of Alderman J. Pennington. Read more... |
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