Stan Jones (athlete)

Jones ran in an era when British marathon runners were competing with the world's best and he was denied much national success by Jack Holden and Tom Richards. In 1946, Jones finsished fourth at the AAA Championships and second in the Polytechnic Marathon.^[2]

At the 1948 AAA Championships, Jones finished third behind Holden and Richards in the marathon event.^[3][4]

Shortly after the AAAs, Jones represented the Great Britain team at the 1948 Olympic Games in London. He competed in the marathon event, finishing 30th.^[2]

Jones was a stockbroker by trade and continued running marathons even after he had given up serious compeitition.^[2]

• Stan Jones at World Athletics
• Stan Jones at Olympedia

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