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1949-1950

Penny Price, Brenda Humphrey, Beryl Hallam and Mary Currie Summer 1949 forming to 4 x 440 yd relay team.
Photo was published in the Wallasey News on 03/09/1949
  • Woman's relay team

    These four girl athletes comprise the 440 yds. relay team of the Wallasey Athletic Club women's section, formed last April, they have run consistently well at many open sports meetings this summer, bu

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  • Young athlete's track feat

    First full scale track and field championship of Wallasey Athletic Club were held at the Leasowe Road Playing Fields last Saturday afternoon, From the club's 200 members there were over 120 entries in

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  • His 44th year as President

    Mr. A. G. Nicholson was re-elected president of Wallasey Athletic Club for the 44th year in succession at the annual meeting of the club on Thursday at the Punch & Judy Café.

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  • Wallasey Athletics

    The eight men forming Wallasey Athletic Club's team for the second annual Birkenhead 24-mile open road relay race on Saturday, October 22, a feature of Birkenhead's "Special Savings" week, will be cho

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  • Third in race of 50 runners

    Boundary Harriers whose golden jubilee is this year were hosts for the annual monstre meet of the West Lancashire Cross-Country Association held at their headquarters at Old Roan last Saturday afterno

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  • Strong running by Dinsdale

    Wallasey Athletic Club's time trial over 3½ miles of road last Saturday demonstrated the strong running of Arthur Dinsdale, whose 19 mins., 4 secs, was the fastest time by nearly 1½ minu

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  • Wallasey Athletic Club

    Club members are requested to make their entries this week-end for the Waterloo Road Race (6 miles) next week, and are reminded that this afternoon at Club headquarters, Leasowe Road, the Wallasey Sch

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  • Road race run in gale

    The Waterloo Road Race over 6 miles 6 furlongs, was run last Saturday afternoon in a gale of wind which severely buffeted the runners, who numbered more than 100 and represented all the crack clubs of

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  • Novice championship race

    Wallasey Athletic club novice cross-country championship, for those members who have not won an open handicap or championship award at one mile or over, was decided over the 5-mile course at Leasowe l

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  • West Lancashire novice championships to-day

    The cold drizzle which chilled Wallasey Athletic Club runners last Saturday afternoon at Leasowe did not deter Arnold Dinsdale, who returned an improved time of 42 mins. 48 secs. for the 7 mile course

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  • Athletics

    The West Lancashire novice cross-country championship, run at West Derby in last Saturday afternoon's downpour, resulted in a victory for Liverpool Harriers (4, 7, 8, 9).

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  • Wallasey A.C. trounced Sefton and Waterloo

    Fielding their strongest team this season, Wallasey Athletic Club (25 pts.), defeated Waterloo Harriers (76 pts.)., and Sefton (92 pts.) in a triangular match over 7 miles at Leasowe last Saturday aft

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  • Dinsdale wins club championship

    George Band, club senior champion in 1929 and 1932, was a welcome visitor from Wilmslow when Wallasey Athletic Club cross-country championships were decided at Leasowe last Saturday afternoon.

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  • Cross-country championships today

    In fine cold weather at Court Hey, Broadgreen, last Saturday, Wallasey Athletic Club (73 pts.) found the opposition of Liverpool University (38 pts.) and Liverpool Pembroke (25 pts.) to strong for the

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  • Dickinson led seven-miler against Sefton

    While many of their fellow club members grappled with sterner things to achieve a successful conclusion to the Jumble Sale at St. Luke's Memorial Hall last Saturday afternoon, the runners of Wallasey

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  • Wallasey A.C. at home today to champions

    After a long period of away fixtures, which has lasted since the first week of this year, Wallasey Athletic Club return to their own headquarters in Leasowe Road today and next Saturday for two import

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  • A.C. team's big lift at championships

    The five members of Wallasey Athletic Club who made the trip to Birmingham last Saturday to compete with lifters from eighteen other counties in the All Midlands area championships were well pleased t

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  • A.C.'s victory over the Navy

    At Leasowe on Saturday, Wallasey Athletic Clubs youths met a team from H.M.S. Conway over 5 miles, and inflicted an overwhelming defeat, upon them by 41 pts. to 108.

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  • Wallasey A.C.'s victory over R.A.F.

    A last minute fixture arranged when Wirral A.C. found themselves unable to fulfil their engagement, resulted in an excellent race at Leasowe last Saturday, where Wallasey Athletic Club's combined juni

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  • W.A.C. Road Race Trial Today

    Wallasey Athletic Club last Saturday raced in the warm spring sunshine against Waterloo Harriers over a five-mile road course from the Nag's Head, Thornton.

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  • Newcomer wins road handicap

    For the last occasion this winter season, Wallasey Athletic Club met at Leasowe Road on Saturday to hold their Consolation Road Handicap over 4 miles.

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  • Wallasey were off the mark at Sefton

    A fast lap by Dinsdale, who has been consistently returning fastest times since he became club champion in January, could, not offset the disappointing performances by other seniors in the Sefton Park

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  • Track racing training

    Monday, May 1, is the opening date of the summer track season and all members of Wallasey Athletic Club will be welcome at Leasowe Road playing fields.

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  • Athletics

    Training for track and field events continues at Leasowe Road Playing Fields, where new members, men and women, are welcome to join Wallasey Athletic Club (for details, ring Hon. Secretary, Ron Hubbar

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  • Athletes Toe the Building Line

    At the special meeting of Wallasey Athletic Club convened at Leasowe Road headquarters on Wednesday night by vice-president Mr. C. Humphreys, (chairman of the building sub-committee).

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Penny Price in the 100 yards at the Birkenhead & Wirral Sports Festival at Upton on Whit Monday 29/05/1950
  • A.C. success in sports festival

    Members of Wallasey Athletic Club who attended the Second Birkenhead & Wirral Sports Festival at Upton on Whit Monday, were pleased to witness the success of their popular track secretary, Ted Bol

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  • Wallasey A.C. were best of three

    In a triangular match at Speke on Tuesday evening, Wallasey Athletic Club (50 pts,.) defeated the home team, Dunlop H.A.C. (24 pts.) and I.C.I. Runcorn (14 pts.), thus avenging their narrow defeat by

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  • Athletics

    Ted Bollard, who began his National Service with the Army last month, has been succeeded as track secretary of Wallasey Athletic Club by Ramsey Hewson, a long service Club member with a wide experienc

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  • Brookes Award Contest Next Wednesday

    The annual competition for the Brookes Award for members of Wallasey Athletic Club aged under 19, in the 220 yards, javelin and high jump events will take place at the club track next Wednesday evenin

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  • Dinsdale does the six miles in 35 minutes

    Wallasey Athletic Club's summer championships began at Leasowe Road playing fields on Monday evening and will continue until next Saturday afternoon, when the last thirteen events will be decided.

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WAC team at Port Sunlight Oval
  • Wallasey placed third in athletics match

    The athletic match at Port Sunlight Oval on Saturday afternoon between seven local clubs resulted in a victory in the senior competition, for Liverpool Harriers with Sutton Harriers second and Wallase

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