1923 AAA Championships

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The 1923 AAA Championships was the 1923 edition of the annual outdoor track and field competition organised by the Amateur Athletic Association (AAA). It was held from 6 to 7 July 1923 at Stamford Bridge in London, England.[1][2]

Dates6–7 July 1923
Host cityLondon, England
LevelSenior
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1923 AAA Championships
Dates6–7 July 1923
Host cityLondon, England
VenueStamford Bridge
LevelSenior
TypeOutdoor
Events21
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The Championships consisted of 21 events and covered two days of competition.

The year of 1923 also saw the inaugural running of the WAAA Championships in Bromley, although several events had been competed for in 1922.

Results

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Welshman Cecil Griffiths finally won an AAA title
Frenchman Pierre Lewden won both the high jump and pole jump events
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Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 yards Scotland Eric Liddell9.7 NR Wilfred Nichol2 ft Thomas Matthewman1 ft
220 yards Scotland Eric Liddell21.6 Thomas Matthewman2 yd Wilfred Nichol1½ yd
440 yards United States William Stevenson49.6 Guy Butler2 ft John Gillisinches
880 yards Wales Cecil Griffiths1:56.6 Edgar Mountain4 yd Sonny Spencer5 yd
1 mile Henry Stallard4:21.6 Maurice Pugh4:23.2 Herbert Johnston3 yd
4 miles Joe Blewitt19:56.6 France Lucien Duquesne19:56.8 George Webber20:03.0
10 miles Ernie Harper53:34.6 C. W. Vincent55:13.2 Canada Vincent Callard55:18.6
steeplechase Percy Hodge11:13.6 Halland Britton11:18.0 J. Kelley40 yd
120y hurdles Frederick Gaby15.2 =NR Leopold Partridgeinches United States Trevis Huhn6 yd
440y hurdles L. H. Phillips58.0 William Boardman2 ft Frederick Browning5 yd
2 miles walk Gordon Watts14:24.0 Reg Goodwin14:31.2 Fred Poynton14:51.0
7 miles walk Gordon Watts54:35.4 Reg Goodwin55:19.2 Harold King55:46.6
high jump France Pierre Lewden1.930 Jack Probert1.778 Arthur Willis
Robert Dickinson
1.727
1.727
pole jump France Pierre Lewdenwalkover n/a only 1 competitor
long jump Harold Abrahams7.23 W. H. Childs6.79 Guy Brockington6.68
triple jump John Odde14.13 (NR) David Slack13.33 Charles Lively13.31
shot put Republic of Ireland John Barrett11.95 William Bradford11.43 G. W. Laidlaw11.39
discus throw George Mitchell33.60 Walter Henderson33.46 Charles Best32.78
hammer throw Malcolm Nokes49.18 Scotland John Jackson37.79 Alexander Murray32.25
javelin throw Scotland James Dalrymple45.34 Seychelles Henri Dauban44.36 G. Hagberg42.62
1 mile relay Surrey AC3m 36.4-5s Birchfield Harriers3 yd Blackheath Harriers7 yd
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