1930 International Cross Country Championships

1930 International Cross Country Championships
Organisers ICCU
Edition 23rd
Date March 22
Host city Leamington, Warwickshire, England England
Nations participating 7
Athletes participating 61
Races 1
Distances 9.5 mi (15.3 km)

The 1930 International Cross Country Championships was held in Royal Leamington Spa, England, on March 22, 1930. 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.

Medallists

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual
Men
9.5 mi (15.3 km)
Tom Evenson
 England
53:49 Robbie Sutherland
 Scotland
53:50 Roméo Dieguez
 France
54:15
Team
Men  England 30  France 80  Scotland 111

Individual Race Results

Men's (9.5 mi / 15.3 km)

Rank Athlete Nationality Time
1st Tom Evenson  England 53:49
2nd Robbie Sutherland  Scotland 53:50
3rd Roméo Dieguez  France 54:15
4 Ernie Harper  England 54:23
4 Wally Howard  England 54:23
6 George Bailey  England 54:24
7 Jack Holden  England 54:25
8 Harry Eckersley  England 54:26
9 Roger Rérolle  France 54:59
10 J.A. Broadley  England 55:20
11 Henri Gallet  France 55:42
12 Georges Boue  France 55:45
13 John Suttie Smith  Scotland 55:48
14 Oscar van Rumst  Belgium 55:49
15 Arturo Peña  Spain 56:01
16 Jack Potts  England 56:06
17 Danny Phillips  Wales 56:07
18 Pierre Louchard  France 56:08
19 Tommy Kay  England 56:18
20 Walter Gunn  Scotland 56:23
21 Maxi Stobbs  Scotland 56:24
22 Frank Stevenson  Scotland 56:25
23 German Campo  Spain 56:28
24 Thomas Kinsella  Ireland 56:29
25 Jesús Oyarbide  Spain 56:30
26 T.H. Timbrell  Wales 56:34
27 Henri Lahitte  France 56:35
28 Dougie Coard  Ireland 56:43
29 Joseph Berthelot  France 56:43
30 P. Sheedy  Ireland 56:45
31 W.A. McCune  Ireland 56:46
32 Camille van de Velde  Belgium 56:47
33 Maxwell Rayne  Scotland 56:50
34 André Lausseigh  France 56:54
35 James Duggan  Wales 56:59
36 Joseph Orose  Belgium 57:09
37 T. O'Reilly  Ireland 57:16
38 Emile Goetleven  Belgium 57:21
39 Dunky Wright  Scotland 57:23
40 James Petrie  Scotland 57:26
41 J. Gifford  Wales 57:27
42 Jean Linsen  Belgium 57:28
43 Leon Verheylesonne  Belgium 57:35
44 John Timmins  Ireland 57:38
45 Harry McFall  Ireland 57:41
46 Louis de Lathouwer  Belgium 57:50
47 Maurice Christiaens  Belgium 58:13
48 Jack Prosser  Wales 58:20
49 José Reliegos  Spain 58:27
50 Tim Smythe  Ireland 58:38
51 Tom Burge  Wales 58:40
52 James Gardiner  Scotland 59:17
53 F.J. Shackell  Wales 59:24
54 Sid Daly  Ireland 59:54
55 René Geeraert  Belgium 1:00:18
56 I. Lloyd  Wales 1:00:32
57 Antonio Pachon Rivas  Spain 1:00:54
Claudio Egana  Spain DNF
Juan Ramos  Spain DNF
Maurice Waltispurger  France DNF
Ernie Thomas  Wales DNF

Team Results

Men's

Rank Country Team Points
1  England Tom Evenson
Ernie Harper
Wally Howard
George Bailey
Jack Holden
Harry Eckersley
30
2  France Roméo Dieguez
Roger Rérolle
Henri Gallet
Georges Boue
Pierre Louchard
Henri Lahitte
80
3  Scotland Robbie Sutherland
John Suttie Smith
Walter Gunn
Maxi Stobbs
Frank Stevenson
Maxwell Rayne
111
4  Ireland Thomas Kinsella
Dougie Coard
P. Sheedy
W.A. McCune
T. O'Reilly
John Timmins
194
5  Belgium Oscar van Rumst
Camille van de Velde
Joseph Orose
Emile Goetleven
Jean Linsen
Leon Verheylesonne
205
6  Wales Danny Phillips
T.H. Timbrell
James Duggan
J. Gifford
Jack Prosser
Tom Burge
218
 Spain Arturo Peña
German Campo
Jesús Oyarbide
José Reliegos
Antonio Pachon Rivas
Claudio Egana
DNF

Participation

An unofficial count yields the participation of 61 athletes from 7 countries.

See also

References

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