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|[[List of British champions in 100 metres|100 yards]]
|[[List of British champions in 100 metres|100 yards]]
| John Potter || ||10.6
| John Potter || Manchester ||10.6
| H. Lucas || ||6 ins - ½ yd
| H. Lucas || Reading AC ||6 ins - ½ yd
|William Bedford || || 6 inches
|William C. Bedford || Clare College, Camb || 6 inches
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|[[List of British champions in 400 metres|quarter-mile]]
|[[List of British champions in 400 metres|quarter-mile]]
|Frederick Elborough || ||51.0
|Frederick T. Elborough ||[[London Athletic Club|London AC]] ||51.0
| Alfred Lewis || ||5 yd
| Alfred R. Lewis || Cambridge UAC ||5 yd
| John Potter|| || 1 ft
| John Potter|| Manchester || 1 ft
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|[[List of British champions in 800 metres|half-mile]]
|[[List of British champions in 800 metres|half-mile]]
| Edward Sandford || ||2:04.2
|Edward A. Sandford || |[[Christ Church, Oxford|Christ Church C]] ||2:04.2
|Henry Bryden || ||1 yd
|Henry A. Bryden || [[Clapham Rovers F.C.]] ||1 yd
|F.W. Todd || ||3 yd
|F. W. Todd || Irish Champion AC ||3 yd
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|[[List of British champions in 1500 metres|1 mile]]
|[[List of British champions in 1500 metres|1 mile]]
|[[Walter Slade]] || ||4:35.4
|[[Walter Slade]] || Albert AAC ||4:35.4
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| T. R. Hewitt|| Cambridge UAC ||walked in
|only 1 finished || ||
|William Winthrop || Cambridge UAC ||dnf
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|[[List of British champions in 5000 metres|4 miles]]
|[[List of British champions in 5000 metres|4 miles]]
| James Gibb || ||21:09.4
| James Gibb || South London Harriers ||21:09.4
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|[[Walter Slade]] || Albert AAC ||dns (lap 9)
|only 1 finished || ||
|only 1 finished || ||
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|[[List of British champions in sprint hurdles|120yd hurdles]]
|[[List of British champions in sprint hurdles|120yd hurdles]]
| Hugh Upcher || ||16.8
|Hugh K. Upcher || [[St John's College, Oxford|St John's C]] ||16.8
|Alfred Loder || ||1 ft
|Alfred B. Loder || Cambridge UAC ||1 ft
|Charles Bayly || ||1 yd
|Charles A. Bayly ||Lincoln Oxford ||1 yd
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|[[List of British champions in 10,000 metres walk|7 miles walk]]
|[[List of British champions in 10,000 metres walk|7 miles walk]]
|William Morgan || ||53:47.0 NR
|William J. Morgan || Atalanta RC ||53:47.0 NR
|H. Webster ||Victoria AC, Stoke-on-Trent ||dnf (lap 17)
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|J. H. Becke|| Univ College, Oxford ||dnf (lap 2)
| only 1 finished|| ||
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|[[List of British champions in high jump|high jump]]
|[[List of British champions in high jump|high jump]]
| Michael Glazebrook || ||1.803 =WR
| Michael G. Glazebrook || Balliol ||1.803 =WR
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|only 1 competitor || ||
|only 1 competitor || ||
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|[[List of British champions in long jump|long jump]]
|[[List of British champions in long jump|long jump]]
|Charles Lockton || ||6.36
|Charles L. Lockton || Merchant Taylors' School ||6.36
|Hugh Upcher || ||6.21
| Hugh K. Upcher || [[St John's College, Oxford|St John's C]] ||6.21
|only 2 competitors || ||
|only 2 competitors || ||
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|[[List of British champions in shot put|shot put]]
|[[List of British champions in shot put|shot put]]
| Tom Stone || ||12.14
| Tom Stone || Liverpool ||12.14
| William Winthrop || ||nm
| William Winthrop || Cambridge UAC ||nm
|only 2 competitors || ||
|only 2 competitors || ||
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|[[List of British champions in hammer throw|hammer throw]]
|[[List of British champions in hammer throw|hammer throw]]
| William Burgess || ||31.62
| William A. Burgess || Oxford UAC ||31.62
| John Todd || ||30.94
| John D. Todd || Oxford UAC ||30.94
| Stephen Brown || ||29.87
| Stephen S. Brown || [[St John's College, Oxford|St John's C]] ||29.87
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Revision as of 10:55, 22 July 2024

1875 AAC Championships
Dates22 March 1875
Host cityLondon, England
VenueLillie Bridge Grounds, London
LevelSenior
TypeOutdoor
1874
1876


The 1875 AAC Championships was an outdoor track and field competition organised by the Amateur Athletic Club (AAC). The championships were held on 22 March 1875, at the Lillie Bridge Grounds in London.[1][2]

Summary

  • Michael Glazebrook equalled the world record of 1.803 in the high jump.

Results

[3]

Event 1st 2nd 3rd
100 yards John Potter Manchester 10.6 H. Lucas Reading AC 6 ins - ½ yd William C. Bedford Clare College, Camb 6 inches
quarter-mile Frederick T. Elborough London AC 51.0 Alfred R. Lewis Cambridge UAC 5 yd John Potter Manchester 1 ft
half-mile Edward A. Sandford Christ Church C 2:04.2 Henry A. Bryden Clapham Rovers F.C. 1 yd F. W. Todd Irish Champion AC 3 yd
1 mile Walter Slade Albert AAC 4:35.4 T. R. Hewitt Cambridge UAC walked in William Winthrop Cambridge UAC dnf
4 miles James Gibb South London Harriers 21:09.4 Walter Slade Albert AAC dns (lap 9) only 1 finished
120yd hurdles Hugh K. Upcher St John's C 16.8 Alfred B. Loder Cambridge UAC 1 ft Charles A. Bayly Lincoln Oxford 1 yd
7 miles walk William J. Morgan Atalanta RC 53:47.0 NR H. Webster Victoria AC, Stoke-on-Trent dnf (lap 17) J. H. Becke Univ College, Oxford dnf (lap 2)
high jump Michael G. Glazebrook Balliol 1.803 =WR only 1 competitor
long jump Charles L. Lockton Merchant Taylors' School 6.36 Hugh K. Upcher St John's C 6.21 only 2 competitors
shot put Tom Stone Liverpool 12.14 William Winthrop Cambridge UAC nm only 2 competitors
hammer throw William A. Burgess Oxford UAC 31.62 John D. Todd Oxford UAC 30.94 Stephen S. Brown St John's C 29.87

References

  1. ^ "The Amateur Athletic Club Championship Sports". London Evening Standard. 23 March 1875. Retrieved 21 July 2024 – via British Newspaper Archive.
  2. ^ "The Amateur Championship Meeting". Bell's Life in London and Sporting Chronicle. 27 March 1875. Retrieved 21 July 2024 – via British Newspaper Archive.
  3. ^ "AAA, WAAA and National Championships Medallists". National Union of Track Statisticians. Retrieved 21 July 2024.