John Walker (left) and Rod Dixon (right) had no time to celebrate their nomination as Olympic runners yesterday. They were at Radio Avon promoting the new book about them, “Kiwis Can Fly,” by Ivan Agnew. They presented signed copies to the top middle-distance runners in four Christchurch schools. From left. Alan Messenger (St Andrew’s), Allan Master (Christchurch Boys’ High School), Simon Moss (Christ’s College), and Mark McKenzie (St Bede’s).
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Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34104, 17 March 1976, Page 38
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69John Walker (left) and Rod Dixon (right) had no time to celebrate their nomination as Olympic runners yesterday. They were at Radio Avon promoting the new book about them, “Kiwis Can Fly,” by Ivan Agnew. They presented signed copies to the top middle-distance runners in four Christchurch schools. From left. Alan Messenger (St Andrew’s), Allan Master (Christchurch Boys’ High School), Simon Moss (Christ’s College), and Mark McKenzie (St Bede’s). Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34104, 17 March 1976, Page 38
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