The 1933 AAA Championships was the 1933 edition of the annual outdoor track and field competition organised by the Amateur Athletic Association (AAA). It was held from 7 to 8 July 1933 at White City Stadium in London, England.
The Championships consisted of 24 events and covered two days of competition and the marathon was held from Windsor to White City.
Results
EventGoldSilverBronze100 yards George Saunders 9.9 Chris Berger 1 ft Arthur Jonath inches220 yards Chris Berger 22.0 Fred Reid 1½ yd Robin Murdoch 2 yd440 yards Frederick Wolff 49.0Christopher Ward 49.9Roy Moor 50.4880 yards Clifford Whitehead 1:54.2Thomas Scrimshaw 1:54.5Leslie Pearce 1:54.91 mile Reg Thomas 4:14.2 Denis Price 4:18.4 Aubrey Reeve 4:23.63 miles Lauri Lehtinen 14:09.2 Umberto Cerati 14:37.0 Edward Denison 14:40.06 milesJack Holden 30:32.2 Robert Sutherland 30:50.0 James Wood10 miles George Bailey 50:51.0 Ernest Harper 52:16.4 Reginald Walker 52:36.4marathon Donald Robertson 2:43:13.6 Albert Norris 2:44:40.6 Sidney Brooks 2:57:06.6steeplechase Volmari Iso-Hollo 10:06.6 George Bailey 10:37.0 Ian Drew 10:43.0120y hurdles Don Finlay 15.0 Roland Harper 15.4 Willeem Kaan 15.7440y hurdles Luigi Facelli 53.6 Lord Burghley 53.8 John Stone 55.02 miles walk Bert Cooper13:39.8 Janis Dalins 100 yd Leslie Dickinson7 miles walk Johnny Johnson 53:01.6 Janis Dalins 53:35.0 Dick Edge 53:55.4high jump Mihály Bodosi 1.905Edward Bradbrooke & Angelo Tommasi (shared silver) 1.880pole vault Danilo Innocenti 3.81 Viktor Zsuffka 3.73 Ian BarrattLaurence BondFrank Phillipson 3.50long jump Lajos Balogh 7.07 Jozsef Szabo 6.96 Edward Boyce 6.75triple jump Jan Blankers 14.69 Folco Gugliemi 14.39 Edward Boyce 14.14shot put Zygmunt Heljasz 15.75Robert Howland13.83Kenneth Pridie 13.50discus throw Endre Madarász 44.18 Emil Janausch 43.05 Paddy Bermingham 42.48hammer throw Bill Britton 44.96 Sandy Smith 44.08 George Walsh 42.29javelin throw William Abell 51.54Robert Turner 51.24G. H. Powell 49.82440 yards relay Preussen Krefeld43 sec Amsterdam Blackheath HarriersTug of war Royal Marines
See also 1933 WAAA Championships
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