Aii Auckland' writer pleasantly pats A. J. Elliott on the back, but, perhaps, ho is just' a iittlc 6ver-pptimistic. Elliott, he says, is quicker from' the mark than )io was .last year,,and must, stand a great chance of winning the 100 yds New;" Zealand cfiainpionshipj aB there does not 'appear.id be any outstanding sprinter in the South t , ; ' '
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 10, 12 January 1929, Page 20
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