Some Famous New Zealand Athletes Taken At N.Z.A.A.A. Track And Field Championships, Wanganui, 1930.
Back Row (left to right): W. F. Ingram (well-known contributor to the “New Zealand Railways Magazine”): Randolph Rose (holder of New Zealand one-mile record); W. S. Corby (associated with Webb in many big sculling contests); Dick Jarrett (who introduced basketball, the crouch-start, and physical culture in schools to New Zealand); Billy Webb (former world champion sculler); L. B. (“Pat”) Webster (winner of 100, 220 and 400yd. New Zealand track titles); C. Breed (well-known boxing referee). Front: D. Wills (former New Zealand walking champion); Geoff. Pownall (former Wanganui champion half-miler and later President, New Zealand Rugby Football Union); Stan Lay (former British Empire, Australian and New Zealand champion javelin thrower), and Leo Marter (winner of many big cycling and running handicaps in Australia and New Zealand and later prominent official in Taranaki).