STRAY JOTTINGS
Wilson, the Whangarei runner, defeated Savidan (Auckland) over two miles on Labour Day in the fast time of Shnin 27 2-sscc. It is stated by one Auckland writer that Wilson appears to have Savidan'a measure.
The Otago Centre is out to provide plenty of competition; evening meetings are to bo held each Wednesday.
On his arrival in Sydney 11. K. Brainsby, who acted as manager of the Now Zealand Empire Games team on the voyage to and from England, said the method of training for the hurdles in England wus an object lesson, to New Zealand. Trainers taught the stop-over style, using only one hurdlo instead of a scries. He, intended to recommend the adoption of similar methods in. Non- Zealand.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 102, 27 October 1934, Page 22
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