1958 International Cross Country Championships | |
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Organisers | ICCU |
Edition | 45th |
Date | 22 March |
Host city | Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales |
Venue | Pontcanna Fields |
Events | 1 |
Distances | 9 mi (14.5 km) |
Participation | 78 athletes from 9 nations |
The 1958 International Cross Country Championships was held in Cardiff, Wales, at the Pontcanna Fields on 22 March 1958. Tunisia entered a team for the first time after gaining independence. A report on the event was given in the Glasgow Herald. [1]
Complete results, [2] medallists, [3] and the results of British athletes [4] were published.
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
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Individual | ||||||
Men 9 mi (14.5 km) | Stanley Eldon England | 46:29 | Alain Mimoun France | 46:30 | Frank Sando England | 46:33 |
Team | ||||||
Men | England | 35 | France | 64 | Belgium | 166 |
Rank | Athlete | Nationality | Time |
---|---|---|---|
Stanley Eldon | England | 46:29 | |
Alain Mimoun | France | 46:30 | |
Frank Sando | England | 46:33 | |
4 | Alan Perkins | England | 46:38 |
5 | Willie Dunne | Ireland | 46:43 |
6 | Michel Bernard | France | 46:48 |
7 | John Merriman | Wales | 46:57 |
8 | Fred Norris | England | 47:07 |
9 | Basil Heatley | England | 47:12 |
10 | Alan Cocking | England | 47:15 |
11 | Maurice Chiclet | France | 47:19 |
12 | Francis Duleau | France | 47:21 |
13 | Marcel Vandewattyne | Belgium | 47:26 |
14 | Ahmed Messafta | Tunisia | 47:28 |
15 | Rhadi Ben Abdesselam | France | 47:43 |
16 | Hélio Duarte | Portugal | 47:48 |
17 | David Richards Jun. | Wales | 48:04 |
18 | Salah Beddiaf | France | 48:09 |
19 | Bertie Messitt | Ireland | 48:10 |
20 | Robert Bogey | France | 48:12 |
21 | Frans Herman | Belgium | 48:13 |
22 | Norman Horrell | Wales | 48:14 |
23 | Hamoud Ameur | France | 48:16 |
24 | Manuel Faria | Portugal | 48:17 |
25 | John Russell | Scotland | 48:18 |
26 | Paul Genève | France | 48:23 |
27 | Michael Firth | England | 48:30 |
28 | Luis García | Spain | 48:32 |
29 | Frans van der Hoeven | Belgium | 48:34 |
30 | António Ventura | Portugal | 48:36 |
31 | Willy Putzeys | Belgium | 48:42 |
32 | Aurèle Vandendriessche | Belgium | 48:44 |
33 | Antonio Amoros | Spain | 48:46 |
34 | Joe Connolly | Scotland | 48:49 |
35 | Kenneth Caulder | England | 48:57 |
36 | Abdelmalek El Ouni | Tunisia | 49:00 |
37 | Pat Moy | Scotland | 49:04 |
38 | Joaquim Santos | Portugal | 49:08 |
39 | Labidi Ayachi | Tunisia | 49:10 |
40 | Frans Scheers | Belgium | 49:16 |
41 | Joaquim Ferreira | Portugal | 49:19 |
42 | Harry Fenion | Scotland | 49:22 |
43 | Mariano Martin | Spain | 49:24 |
44 | Raymond van den Borre | Belgium | 49:27 |
45 | Jean van Onselen | Belgium | 49:33 |
46 | Adrian Jackson | Scotland | 49:34 |
47 | Tommy Dunne | Ireland | 49:35 |
48 | José Fernández | Spain | 49:37 |
49 | Jim Douglas | Ireland | 49:40 |
50 | Andrew Fleming | Scotland | 49:49 |
51 | Jose Castro Ruibal | Spain | 50:02 |
52 | Maurits van Laere | Belgium | 50:09 |
53 | Miguel Navarro | Spain | 50:11 |
54 | Andy Brown | Scotland | 50:14 |
55 | Armando Aldegalega | Portugal | 50:25 |
56 | Des Dickson | Scotland | 50:26 |
57 | Luis Vargas | Spain | 50:27 |
58 | Adam Brown | Ireland | 50:29 |
59 | Harry Wilson | Wales | 50:33 |
60 | Amor Manai | Tunisia | 50:35 |
61 | Rhys Davies | Wales | 50:39 |
62 | J.I. Evans | Wales | 50:41 |
63 | Davy Harrison | Ireland | 50:56 |
64 | Augusto Silva | Portugal | 51:09 |
65 | Sean O'Sullivan | Ireland | 51:21 |
66 | Rachid Ben Naceur | Tunisia | 51:27 |
67 | Peter Bowden | Wales | 51:37 |
68 | John McLaren | Scotland | 51:39 |
69 | Michael Maynard | England | 51:39 |
70 | Abdessalem Dargouth | Tunisia | 51:49 |
71 | Frazer Walker | Ireland | 51:55 |
72 | Barrie Saunders | Wales | 52:00 |
73 | Joaquin Escudero | Spain | 52:11 |
74 | Ali Tarbag | Tunisia | 52:23 |
75 | Abdelbaki Ben Ali | Tunisia | 53:00 |
76 | Haydn Tawton | Wales | 53:25 |
77 | Bob McCullough | Ireland | 53:35 |
— | Hassan Amri | Tunisia | DNF |
Rank | Country | Team | Points |
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1 | England | Stanley Eldon Frank Sando Alan Perkins Fred Norris Basil Heatley Alan Cocking | 35 |
2 | France | Alain Mimoun Michel Bernard Maurice Chiclet Francis Duleau Rhadi Ben Abdesselam Salah Beddiaf | 64 |
3 | Belgium | Marcel Vandewattyne Frans Herman Frans van der Hoeven Willy Putzeys Aurèle Vandendriessche Frans Scheers | 166 |
4 | Portugal | Hélio Duarte Manuel Faria António Ventura Joaquim Santos Joaquim Ferreira Armando Aldegalega | 204 |
5 | Wales | John Merriman David Richards Jun. Norman Horrell Harry Wilson Rhys Davies J.I. Evans | 228 |
6 | Scotland | John Russell Joe Connolly Pat Moy Harry Fenion Adrian Jackson Andrew Fleming | 234 |
7 | Ireland | Willie Dunne Bertie Messitt Tommy Dunne Jim Douglas Adam Brown Davy Harrison | 241 |
8 | Spain | Luis García Antonio Amoros Mariano Martin José Fernández Jose Castro Ruibal Miguel Navarro | 256 |
9 | Tunisia | Ahmed Messafta Abdelmalek El Ouni Labidi Ayachi Amor Manai Rachid Ben Naceur Abdessalem Dargouth | 285 |
An unofficial count yields the participation of 78 athletes from 9 countries.
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