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Subjects include the Punjab Athletic Championships, Montgomery, 1941 and Lahore, 1942 depicting Jewell Sahib and Sond who was principal of Government College, Lahore and India's member of the International Olympic Committee; All India Olympic Games, Lahore, 1942, including the marathon; Lyallpur, 1943 with Jewell Sahib at start and finish of marathon; Lahore, 1944 with Jewell Sahib after the marathon which he won; athletics at Morgah including meeting with the RAF; football at Morgah, near Rawalpindi; athletics at Morgah; Rawalpindi Olympic Association meeting, 1942 and 1944; Attock Oil Refinery Sports, 1942 and 1943; Cross Country at Morgah, 1945, 4 miles; All India Olympic Games, Patiala, 1944; Opening ceremony, Maharajah; 10,000m with Laurie Weather, South London Harriers, including wrestling kabbidi and volleyball; Punjab Championships, Ludiana, 1945.

Originally numbered No.8, 9, 11 and 13.

Subjects include the Punjab Athletic Championships, Montgomery, 1941 and Lahore, 1942 depicting Jewell Sahib and Sond who was principal of Government College, Lahore and India's member of the International Olympic Committee; All India Olympic Games, Lahore, 1942, including the marathon; Lyallpur, 1943 with Jewell Sahib at start and finish of marathon; Lahore, 1944 with Jewell Sahib after the marathon which he won; athletics at Morgah including meeting with the RAF; football at Morgah, near Rawalpindi; athletics at Morgah; Rawalpindi Olympic Association meeting, 1942 and 1944; Attock Oil Refinery Sports, 1942 and 1943; Cross Country at Morgah, 1945, 4 miles; All India Olympic Games, Patiala, 1944; Opening ceremony, Maharajah; 10,000m with Laurie Weather, South London Harriers, including wrestling kabbidi and volleyball; Punjab Championships, Ludiana, 1945.

Originally numbered No.8, 9, 11 and 13.

Subjects include the Punjab Athletic Championships, Montgomery, 1941 and Lahore, 1942 depicting Jewell Sahib and Sond who was principal of Government College, Lahore and India's member of the International Olympic Committee; All India Olympic Games, Lahore, 1942, including the marathon; Lyallpur, 1943 with Jewell Sahib at start and finish of marathon; Lahore, 1944 with Jewell Sahib after the marathon which he won; athletics at Morgah including meeting with the RAF; football at Morgah, near Rawalpindi; athletics at Morgah; Rawalpindi Olympic Association meeting, 1942 and 1944; Attock Oil Refinery Sports, 1942 and 1943; Cross Country at Morgah, 1945, 4 miles; All India Olympic Games, Patiala, 1944; Opening ceremony, Maharajah; 10,000m with Laurie Weather, South London Harriers, including wrestling kabbidi and volleyball; Punjab Championships, Ludiana, 1945.

Originally numbered No.8, 9, 11 and 13.

Subjects include the Punjab Athletic Championships, Montgomery, 1941 and Lahore, 1942 depicting Jewell Sahib and Sond who was principal of Government College, Lahore and India's member of the International Olympic Committee; All India Olympic Games, Lahore, 1942, including the marathon; Lyallpur, 1943 with Jewell Sahib at start and finish of marathon; Lahore, 1944 with Jewell Sahib after the marathon which he won; athletics at Morgah including meeting with the RAF; football at Morgah, near Rawalpindi; athletics at Morgah; Rawalpindi Olympic Association meeting, 1942 and 1944; Attock Oil Refinery Sports, 1942 and 1943; Cross Country at Morgah, 1945, 4 miles; All India Olympic Games, Patiala, 1944; Opening ceremony, Maharajah; 10,000m with Laurie Weather, South London Harriers, including wrestling kabbidi and volleyball; Punjab Championships, Ludiana, 1945.

Originally numbered No.8, 9, 11 and 13.

South London Harriers Athletic Club. Subjects include cross-country at Coulsdon; club group including Fred House, Gordon Pirie, Rev Pollock Hill and later other notables Jack Stubbs and Tom Richards; match with Lancing College; Surrey Youth's cross-country; Gordon Pirie and his father at Addington; boat race between running clubs at Hammersmith with Alex Pirie on towpath; South of the Thames at Horsham; Southern C.C. Championships at Sandhurst with Wooderson finishing; the National at Bromborough with Jack Holden at the finish; school race at Coulsdon on Farthing Down; London to Brighton Relay; Joe Binks and Tom Richards; South London Harriers versus Harrow School; AAA Championships at White City; Finchley 20; Polytechnic Marathon with Jack Holden Sir Eric Stubbs and Princess Elizabeth as the race starter; a staged finish of Alex Pirie handing the Olympic Torch to Gordon Pirie.

Originally numbered No.18 Reel 1 and Reel 2.

South London Harriers Athletic Club. Subjects include cross-country at Coulsdon; club group including Fred House, Gordon Pirie, Rev Pollock Hill and later other notables Jack Stubbs and Tom Richards; match with Lancing College; Surrey Youth's cross-country; Gordon Pirie and his father at Addington; boat race between running clubs at Hammersmith with Alex Pirie on towpath; South of the Thames at Horsham; Southern C.C. Championships at Sandhurst with Wooderson finishing; the National at Bromborough with Jack Holden at the finish; school race at Coulsdon on Farthing Down; London to Brighton Relay; Joe Binks and Tom Richards; South London Harriers versus Harrow School; AAA Championships at White City; Finchley 20; Polytechnic Marathon with Jack Holden Sir Eric Stubbs and Princess Elizabeth as the race starter; a staged finish of Alex Pirie handing the Olympic Torch to Gordon Pirie.

Originally numbered No.18 Reel 1 and Reel 2.

Commonwealth Games held in Auckland, 1950. Some filming taken by Derek Pugh [English 400m and European 400m Champion, 1950]. Subjects include the outgoing flight; College quarters; 'tuning up'; Garden Party; opening ceremony in Eden Park; athletics; the Maori welcome; Boi Ball dance; Rotorua; old Maori village; Rotorua athletic meeting; farewell to New Zealand; shots of Sydney, Darwin, Singapore, Calcutta, Egypt and Rome; home.

European Athletic Championships held in Brussels, 1950. Subjects include Brussels; Heysel Stadium; athletics; start of the marathon race won by Jack Holden; scenes with Zatopek, Reiff, Pugh, Shenton and Bannister.

Olympic Games held in Helsinki, 1952. Subjects include the flight out; camp on Saarassi; arrival of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh; Olympic Village including Stampfle, Gordon Pirie, Geoff Iden, Billy Holt and Tommy Thomas; athletics; marathon; Prix des Nations with the horse Foxhunter; a Finnish tour showing Porvo, Turku, Naandoli, Tampere, The Lakes, Aylanko and Hamenlinna.

Originally numbered No.19a Reels 1-3, 21 and 24 Reels 1-3.

Commonwealth Games held in Auckland, 1950. Some filming taken by Derek Pugh [English 400m and European 400m Champion, 1950]. Subjects include the outgoing flight; College quarters; 'tuning up'; Garden Party; opening ceremony in Eden Park; athletics; the Maori welcome; Boi Ball dance; Rotorua; old Maori village; Rotorua athletic meeting; farewell to New Zealand; shots of Sydney, Darwin, Singapore, Calcutta, Egypt and Rome; home.

European Athletic Championships held in Brussels, 1950. Subjects include Brussels; Heysel Stadium; athletics; start of the marathon race won by Jack Holden; scenes with Zatopek, Reiff, Pugh, Shenton and Bannister.

Olympic Games held in Helsinki, 1952. Subjects include the flight out; camp on Saarassi; arrival of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh; Olympic Village including Stampfle, Gordon Pirie, Geoff Iden, Billy Holt and Tommy Thomas; athletics; marathon; Prix des Nations with the horse Foxhunter; a Finnish tour showing Porvo, Turku, Naandoli, Tampere, The Lakes, Aylanko and Hamenlinna.

Originally numbered No.19a Reels 1-3, 21 and 24 Reels 1-3.

Commonwealth Games held in Auckland, 1950. Some filming taken by Derek Pugh [English 400m and European 400m Champion, 1950]. Subjects include the outgoing flight; College quarters; 'tuning up'; Garden Party; opening ceremony in Eden Park; athletics; the Maori welcome; Boi Ball dance; Rotorua; old Maori village; Rotorua athletic meeting; farewell to New Zealand; shots of Sydney, Darwin, Singapore, Calcutta, Egypt and Rome; home.

European Athletic Championships held in Brussels, 1950. Subjects include Brussels; Heysel Stadium; athletics; start of the marathon race won by Jack Holden; scenes with Zatopek, Reiff, Pugh, Shenton and Bannister.

Olympic Games held in Helsinki, 1952. Subjects include the flight out; camp on Saarassi; arrival of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh; Olympic Village including Stampfle, Gordon Pirie, Geoff Iden, Billy Holt and Tommy Thomas; athletics; marathon; Prix des Nations with the horse Foxhunter; a Finnish tour showing Porvo, Turku, Naandoli, Tampere, The Lakes, Aylanko and Hamenlinna.

Originally numbered No.19a Reels 1-3, 21 and 24 Reels 1-3.