1926 AAA Championships

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The 1926 AAA Championships was the 1926 edition of the annual outdoor track and field competition organised by the Amateur Athletic Association (AAA). It was held from 2 to 3 July 1926 at Stamford Bridge in London, England.[1][2]

Dates2–3 July 1926
Host cityLondon, England
LevelSenior
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1926 AAA Championships
Dates2–3 July 1926
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 marathon was held from Windsor to Stamford Bridge on 29 May.

Results

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John Rinkel
Ernie Harper won his second 10 miles title
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Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 yards Germany Richard Corts10.0 Jack London½ yd Germany Helmut Körniginches
220 yards Guy Butler21.9 Germany Joachim Büchner2 ft - 1½ yd New Zealand Arthur Porritt1 ft
440 yards John Rinkel49.8 Germany Otto Peltzer2 ft Netherlands Adriaan Paulen
880 yards Germany Otto Peltzer1:51.6 WR Dougles Lowe1:52.0 NR Wales Cecil Griffiths6-7 yd
1 mile France Georges Baraton4:17.4 Germany Herbert Böcher3 yd Scotland Tom Riddell4:18.4
4 miles Jack Webster19:49.6 Herbert Johnston20:04.8 George Webb20:13.0
10 miles Ernest Harper52:04.2 Phillip Francis53:23.6 C. W. Vincent53:37.0
marathon Northern Ireland Sam Ferris2:42:24.2 Albert Mills2:46:11.2 Matthew Maleedy2:51:50.0
steeplechase Jack Webster10:34.2 George Constable11:21.8 A. J. Smith11:28.2
120y hurdles Frederick Gaby15.2 =NR South Africa George Weightman-Smithinches Lord Burghley1 ft
440y hurdles Lord Burghley55.0 NR Scotland Thomas Livingstone-Learmonth2-2½ yd Poland Stefan Kostrewski5-12 yd
2 miles walk Wilf Cowley14:32.4 C. W. Cater14:40.0 Lloyd Johnson14:43.0
7 miles walk Reg Goodwin53:56.0 C. C. Coulson54:44.6 Wilf Cowley55:23.6
high jump Dominion of Ceylon Carl Van Geysel1.854 John Pendlebury1.829 Hungary Ferenc Orbán1.803
pole jump United States Franklin Kelley3.66 Hungary János Karlovits3.50 James Campbell3.35
long jump Australia Richard Honner7.21 Hungary Tibor Püspöki6.89 Italy Virgilio Tommasi6.86
triple jump Jack Higginson13.87 Norway Sverre Helgesen13.84 Harold Langley13.51
shot put Rex Woods13.69 Hungary József Daranyi13.60 Norway Hjalmar Johnsen13.30
discus throw Republic of Ireland Paddy Bermingham43.38 Norway Ketil Askildt42.45 Germany Hans Hoffmeister41.31
hammer throw Malcolm Nokes48.62 New Zealand John McHolm42.16 Italy Armando Poggioli41.76
javelin throw Norway Olav Sunde61.34 Hungary Béla Szepes56.90 South Africa Edward Sutherland51.10
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