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ATHLETICS
99
6. Expenditure
(a) All proposed new major items of expenditure shall require a
preliminary estimate of the cost approved by the General Com-
mittee. Routine replacements of present scales of clothing and
equipment will not require this approval nor will new items costing
less than
£50.
(b)
New major items costing up to £50 will be authorised by the
Executive Committee.
SECTION IV
CHAMPIONSHIPS—ATHLETICS
The provisions relating to
amateur
status apply to this
section
(A) INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
I.
Date of Meeting
The Army Individual Championships are held annually approxi-
mately 14 days before the A.A.A. Championships.
2.
Events
Men Women's Services
zoo Yards Ioo Yards
220
Yards
220
Yards
44
0
Yards 8o Metres Hurdles
88o Yards
One Mile High Jump
Three Miles Long Jump
120
Yards Hurdles Throwing the Javelin
220
Yards Hurdles Throwing the Discus
44
0
Yards Hurdles
3000
Metres Steeplechase
High Jump
Pole Vault
Long Jump
Hop Step and Jump
Putting the Weight
Throwing the Javelin
Throwing the Hammer
Throwing the Discus
3.
Qualifying Performances
These are reviewed annually. Command Sport Boards will
receive full details well in advance of the Championships.
4. Entries—Qualification
Entry to the Championships is confined to :—
(a) Previous season's winners (Holders of Trophies).
(b)
Individuals who have achieved Qualifying Performances
during the current season.
5. Conditions
(a) The Meeting will be conducted in accordance with A.A.A.
and W.A.A.A. Laws.
99
6. Expenditure
(a) All proposed new major items of expenditure shall require a
preliminary estimate of the cost approved by the General Com-
mittee. Routine replacements of present scales of clothing and
equipment will not require this approval nor will new items costing
less than
£50.
(b)
New major items costing up to £50 will be authorised by the
Executive Committee.
SECTION IV
CHAMPIONSHIPS—ATHLETICS
The provisions relating to
amateur
status apply to this
section
(A) INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
I.
Date of Meeting
The Army Individual Championships are held annually approxi-
mately 14 days before the A.A.A. Championships.
2.
Events
Men Women's Services
zoo Yards Ioo Yards
220
Yards
220
Yards
44
0
Yards 8o Metres Hurdles
88o Yards
One Mile High Jump
Three Miles Long Jump
120
Yards Hurdles Throwing the Javelin
220
Yards Hurdles Throwing the Discus
44
0
Yards Hurdles
3000
Metres Steeplechase
High Jump
Pole Vault
Long Jump
Hop Step and Jump
Putting the Weight
Throwing the Javelin
Throwing the Hammer
Throwing the Discus
3.
Qualifying Performances
These are reviewed annually. Command Sport Boards will
receive full details well in advance of the Championships.
4. Entries—Qualification
Entry to the Championships is confined to :—
(a) Previous season's winners (Holders of Trophies).
(b)
Individuals who have achieved Qualifying Performances
during the current season.
5. Conditions
(a) The Meeting will be conducted in accordance with A.A.A.
and W.A.A.A. Laws.
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| Description | 'Games and Sports in the Army' was an annual publication produced by the British War Office between the 1930s and 1960s. This included the Second World War. It outlines the rules and regulations for games and sports played by members of the armed forces. It features names and photographs of team members, and examples of contemporary advertising. |
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| Shelfmark | GWB.52 |