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SPEED SKATING TITLES. —Participants in the Canterbury long track speed skating championships at Lake Ida on Sunday. TOP: R. J. Montgomery, the national champion, sweeps through a bend on his way to victory in the 10,000 metres. LEFT: Although prevented from defending his provincial title by doctor’s orders R. Falkingham could not keep off the Ice. He is pictured racing up the front straight while pacing Montgomery. RIGHT: The youngest, smallest cometitor, C. Sparrow, competing in the intermediate men’s 5000 metres.

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https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/CHP19660629.2.99.1

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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31098, 29 June 1966, Page 10

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SPEED SKATING TITLES. —Participants in the Canterbury long track speed skating championships at Lake Ida on Sunday. TOP: R. J. Montgomery, the national champion, sweeps through a bend on his way to victory in the 10,000 metres. LEFT: Although prevented from defending his provincial title by doctor’s orders R. Falkingham could not keep off the Ice. He is pictured racing up the front straight while pacing Montgomery. RIGHT: The youngest, smallest cometitor, C. Sparrow, competing in the intermediate men’s 5000 metres. Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31098, 29 June 1966, Page 10

SPEED SKATING TITLES. —Participants in the Canterbury long track speed skating championships at Lake Ida on Sunday. TOP: R. J. Montgomery, the national champion, sweeps through a bend on his way to victory in the 10,000 metres. LEFT: Although prevented from defending his provincial title by doctor’s orders R. Falkingham could not keep off the Ice. He is pictured racing up the front straight while pacing Montgomery. RIGHT: The youngest, smallest cometitor, C. Sparrow, competing in the intermediate men’s 5000 metres. Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31098, 29 June 1966, Page 10

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