Kiwis Can Fly ■ I A SUPERB DOCUMENTARY OF MIDDLE DISTANCE l RUNNING IN N.Z. BY ... | van Agnew X 3 The background story to the greatest sporting achievement of the M f ■ decade by a New Zealander; John Walker’s mile world record of Jr - 8 m,ns sec. Th* book, by national award sports writer. Ivan *F ■ Agnew, traces middle distance running in N.Z. from the Snell/ i 1 ■ Halberg era. Part One examines the achievement of David McKenzie, ■ * ■ Dick Quax, Rodney Dixon. Richard Tayler and John Walker to the ; | commencement of the Walker/Bayi rivalry. Part Two follows Walker, Quax and Dixon, together with the author, through Europe to 1 Gotenborg. 208 pages. 16 pages illustrations. 57.95 WhltCOU S m CASHEL ST. RICCARTON MALL - NEW BRIGHTON - ASHBURTON - TIMARU - NELSON - BLENHEIM
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