1958 AAA Championships

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The 1958 AAA Championships was the 1958 edition of the annual outdoor track and field competition organised by the Amateur Athletic Association (AAA). It was held from 11 to 12 July 1958 at White City Stadium in London, England.[1][2]

Dates11–12 July 1958
Host cityLondon, England
LevelSenior
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1958 AAA Championships
Dates11–12 July 1958
Host cityLondon, England
VenueWhite City Stadium
LevelSenior
TypeOutdoor
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The Championships covered two days of competition. The marathon was held from Windsor to Chiswick and the decathlon event was held in Loughborough.

Results

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 yards Jimmy Omagbemi9.9 New Zealand Maurice Rae9.9 Mike Agostini9.9
220 yards David Segal21.4 Robbie Brightwell21.7 John Scott-Oldfield21.8
440 yards John Salisbury47.2 NR South Africa Mal Spence47.8 Peter Higgins48.0
880 yards Brian Hewson1:48.3 Mike Rawson1:48.6 Australia Herb Elliott1:49.0
1 mile Scotland Graham Everett4:06.4 New Zealand Murray Halberg4:07.5 Scotland Mike Berisford4:08.0
3 miles Stan Eldon13:22.4 Nyandika Maiyoro13:34.8 Peter Clark13:39.2
6 miles Stan Eldon28:05.0 NR Hugh Foord28:16.4 Martin Hyman28:18.8
10 miles Frederick Norris49:39.0 NR Hugh Foord50:23.4 Gerry North50:50.0
marathon Colin Kemball2:22:27.4 Austria Adolf Gruber2:23:30.0 Arthur Keily2:23:32
steeplechase Eric Shirley8:51.0 Wales John Disley8:51.2 Scotland David Shaw9:02.4
120y hurdles Keith Gardner14.1 Peter Hildreth14.5 Thomas Obi14.7
220y hurdles Ken Wilmshurst24.3 Peter Brunyee24.4 Malaysia Tan Eng Yoon24.7
440y hurdles Australia David Lean51.2 Tom Farrell52.7 John Metcalf52.8
2 miles walk Stan Vickers13:33.4 Ken Matthews13:45.2 Bob Goodall14:09.2
7 miles walk Stan Vickers51:10.2 Eric Hall52:14.3 Bob Goodall53:28.0
high jump Patrick Etolu2.032 Ernle Haisley2.007 Joseph Leresae2.007
pole vault New Zealand Merv Richards4.11 Pakistan Allah Ditta4.11 Geoff Elliott4.11
long jump Karim Olowu7.28 Roy Cruttenden7.22 Ronald Coleman7.20
triple jump New Zealand Dave Norris15.64 Australia Ian Tomlinson15.09 Australia Maurice Rich15.05
shot put Arthur Rowe17.30 NR Martyn Lucking16.38 New Zealand Les Mills16.28
discus throw South Africa Fanie du Plessis52.22 New Zealand Les Mills51.00 Gerry Carr50.14
hammer throw Mike Ellis61.92 Pakistan Muhammad Iqbal60.38 Republic of Ireland John Lawlor59.06
javelin throw Colin Smith66.48 Peter Cullen65.86 Pakistan Jalal Khan65.20
decathlon Colin Andrews5113 Rhodesia Gerald Brown4871 Lloyd Maloney4865
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