England at the 1958 British Empire and Commonwealth Games

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England at the
1958 British Empire and Commonwealth Games
Flag of England.svg
CGF code ENG
CGA Commonwealth Games England
in Cardiff, Wales
Medals
Ranked 1st
Gold
29
Silver
22
Bronze
29
Total
80
British Empire and Commonwealth Games appearances

England competed at the 1958 British Empire and Commonwealth Games in Cardiff, Wales, from 18 to 26 July 1958. [1] [2]

Contents

England finished at the top of the medal table.

Medal table

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Flag of England.svg  England 29222980
2Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 27221766
3Flag of South Africa (1928-1982).svg  South Africa  (SAF)1310831
Totals (3 entries)695454177

The athletes that competed are listed below. [3]

Athletes

NameEvent/sMedal/s
Peter Allday Hammer1 x bronze
Suzanne Allday Discus, Shot put1 x gold, 1 x silver
Don Anthony Hammer
Audrey Banfield High jump
Mary Bignal High jump, Long jump1 x silver
Bob Birrell 120y hurdles
Michael Blagrove 1 mile
Ian Boyd 1 mile
Adrian Breacker 100y, relay1 x gold
Robbie Brightwell 220y
Robin Brunyee 120y hurdles
Michael Bullivant 3 miles
Dennis Cakebread Long jump
Margaret Callender Javelin
Ted Buswell 880y
Jean Card High jump
Gerry Carr Discus1 x bronze
Peter Clark 3 miles
Eric Cleaver Discus
Josephine Cook Shot put
Roy Cruttenden Long jump
Peter Cullen Javelin
Raymond Davies Javelin
Marianne Dew 220y
Stanley Eldon 6 miles
Geoff Elliott Pole vault1 x gold
Mike Ellis Hammer1 x gold
Mike Farrell 880 yards
Tom Farrell 440y hurdles
Denis Field Triple jump
Hugh Foord 6 miles
Maya Giri Discus
Chris Goudge 440y hurdles
Brian Hewson 880y, 1 mile1 x silver
Peter Hildreth 120y hurdles
Moyra Hiscox 220y
Sheila Hoskin High jump, Long jump1 x gold
Dorothy Hyman 100y, relay1 x gold
Martin Hyman 6 miles
Derek Ibbotson 3 miles
Derek Johnson 440y, relay1 x silver
Arthur Keily Marathon
Colin Kemball Marathon
Eddie Kirkup Marathon
John Kitching High jump
Clive Loveland Javelin
Martyn Lucking Shot put1 x silver
Vic Matthews 120y hurdles
Derek McCorquindale Shot put
John Metcalf 440y hurdles
Gordon Miller high jump
Nicholas Morgan Shot put
Iris Mouzer Shot put
Marian Needham Long jump
Sylvia Needham Discus
Frederick Norris 6 miles
John Scott-Oldfield 220y
Keith Parker Long jump
June Paul 100 & 220y, relay1 x gold
Gordon Pirie 1 & 3 mile/s
Sue Platt Javelin
Rex Porter Pole vault
Carole Quinton 80m hurdles1 x silver
Peter Radford 100 & 220y, relay1 x gold
Michael Ralph Triple jump
Mike Rawson 880y1 x bronze
Arthur Rowe Shot put1 x gold
John Salisbury 440y, relay1 x silver
Ted Sampson 440y, relay1 x silver
Roy Sandstrom 100y, relay1 x gold
David Segal 100 & 220y, relay1 x gold
Dorothy Shirley High jump
Colin Smith Javelin1 x gold
Mary Tadd Javelin
Ian Ward Pole vault
David Westerhout 440y hurdles
Madeleine Weston 100y, relay1 x gold, 1 x bronze
Jean Whitehead Long jump
Peter Wilkinson marathon1 x bronze
Averil Williams Javelin1 x bronze
Ken Wilmshurst Long jump, Triple jump
Dave Wilson High jump
John Wrighton 440y, relay1 x silver
Fred Wyers Triple jump
Heather Young 100 & 220y, 80m hurdles relay2 x gold, 1 x bronze

Bowls

NameEvent/sMedal/s
Percy Baker singles1 x gold
John Bettles rinks/fours1 x gold
Fred Horn pairs
Norman King rinks/fours1 x gold
Walter Phillips rinks/fours1 x gold
John Scadgell rinks/fours1 x gold
Harold Shapland pairs

Boxing

NameEvent/sMedal/s
Tommy Bache flyweight1 x silver
Peter Benneyworth bantamweight
Roy Beaman featherweight
Johnny Caiger middleweight1 x bronze
Johnny Cooke lightweight1 x bronze
Joey Jacobs light welterweight1 x bronze
Joe Leeming light heavyweight
Brian Nancurvis welterweight1 x bronze
Stuart Pearson light middleweight1 x silver
David Thomas heavyweight1 x silver

Cycling

NameEvent/sMedal/s
Karl Barton Sprint1 silver
Lloyd Binch Sprint1 x bronze
Ray Booty Road1 x gold
Bill Bradley Road
John Entwistle Time trial
Mike Gambrill Pursuit
John Geddes Road, Scratch
Keith Harrison Scratch, Sprint, Time trial
William Holmes Road
Johnny Ralph Scratch
Norman Sheil Pursuit1 x gold
Tom Simpson Pursuit1 x silver
Neville Tong Time trial1 x gold

Diving

NameEvent/sMedal/s
Ann Long 3m Springboard, 10m Platform1 x silver
Ray Cann 10m Platform1 x bronze
Keith Collin 3m Springboard1 x gold
Liz Ferris 3m Springboard1 x bronze
Brian Phelps 10m Platform1 x silver
Peter Squires 3m Springboard
Peter Tarsey 10m Platform1 x bronze
Molly Wieland 10m Platform1 x bronze
Charmain Welsh 3m Springboard, 10m Platform1 x gold

Fencing

NameEvent/sMedal/s
Michael Amberg Sabre, Sabre team1 x gold, 1 x bronze
Ralph Cooperman Sabre, Sabre team1 x gold, 1 x silver
Harold Cooke Foil, Foil Team1 x gold
Mary Glen-Haig Foil1 x bronze
Bill Hoskyns Épée, Épée team, Sabre4 x gold
Mike Howard Épée, Épée team1 x gold, 1 x silver
Allan Jay Épée, Épée team1 x gold, 1 x bronze
Raymond Paul Foil, Foil Team2 x gold
René Paul Foil, Foil Team1 x gold, 1 bronze
Gillian Sheen Foil1 x gold
Eugene Verebes+Sabre team1 x gold

+ Part of the Sabre team but withdrew from some later matches through injury

Rowing

NameEvent/sMedal/s
Felix Badcock Eights1 x bronze
Geoffrey Baker Double sculls1 x gold
Michael Beresford Coxed four1 x gold
Russell Carver Single sculls1 x bronze
Simon Crosse Coxed four1 x gold
Stewart Douglas-Mann Coxless Pair1 x silver
Don Elliot Eights1 x bronze
Richard Gabriel Coxed four1 x gold
Jonathan Hall Coxless Pair1 x silver
Tony Hancox Eights1 x bronze
Dennis Mount Eights1 x bronze
Raymond Penney Eights1 x bronze
Roger Pope Coxless four1 x gold
Colin Porter Coxed four1 x gold
Creighton Redman Coxless four1 x gold
Keith Shackell Coxless four1 x gold
Mike Spracklen Double sculls1 x gold
John A Stephenson Eights1 x bronze
J. P. M. Thomson Eights1 x bronze
John Vigurs Coxed four1 x gold
Hilali Wober Eights1 x bronze
Dick Workman Eights1 x bronze
David Young Coxless four1 x gold

Swimming

NameEvent/sMedal/s
Malcolm Barnes 440y freestyle, freestyle relay
Terry Boyes 440y freestyle
Richard Campion 220y butterfly
Stanley Clarke 110y freestyle, freestyle relay
Alan Clarkson 440y freestyle
Brian Curtis 220y butterfly
Brian Day 220y breaststroke
Jackie Dyson 220y breaststroke1 x silver
Margaret Edwards 110y backstroke1 x silver
Elspeth Ferguson 440y freestyle
Christine Gosden 110y backstroke & butterfly, 220y medley relay1 x gold, 1 x bronze
Judy Grinham 110y backstroke & freestyle, freestyle & medley relay2 x gold, 1 x bronze
Richard Hemingway 220y breaststroke
Peter Kendrew 110y freestyle
Sylvia Lewis 110y backstroke
Anita Lonsbrough 220y breaststroke, medley relay2 x gold
Anne Marshall 110y freestyle, freestyle relay1 x bronze
Neil McKechnie 110y freestyle, freestyle & medley relay1 x bronze
Anne Morton 110y butterfly
Beryl Noakes freestyle relay1 x bronze
Jean Oldroyd 110y butterfly
Michael Payne 110y backstroke
Haydn Rigby 110y backstroke
Judy Samuel 440y freestyle
Graham Sykes 110y backstroke, medley relay1 x bronze
Graham Symonds 220y butterfly, freestyle & medley relay1 x silver, 1 bronze
Chris Walkden 220y breaststroke, medley relay2 x bronze
Diana Wilkinson 110 & 440y freestyle, freestyle & medley relay1 x gold, 1 x bronze

Weightlifting

NameEvent/sMedal/s
Ronald Brownbill Bantamweight1 x silver
R. Gore Middle Heavyweight
Ben Helfgott Lightweight1 x bronze
Laurie Levine Middleweight
Ken McDonald Heavyweight1 x gold
George Manners Light Heavyweight
Allan Robinson Featherweight

Wrestling

NameEvent/sMedal/s
Bert Aspen featherweight1 x bronze
P. R. Christie flyweight
Dennis Gilligan bantamweight
Herbie Hall lightweight
David Ickringill welterweight
Harry Kendall Light heavyweight
Ray Myland Middleweight1 x bronze
Kenneth Richmond Heavyweight

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References

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