Radio New Zealand : Jack Lovelock sound recordings

Compilation of recordings from Radio New Zealand relating to Jack Lovelock. They are Middle distance running, a talk by J.E. Lovelock (recorded 11.11. 1936); A talk to young athletes by J.E. Lovelock (recorded 11.11. 1936); Jack Lovelock speaking after his record run at Olympic Games, 1936; Jack Lovelock speaking from 1YA (recorded 30.10.1936); Lovelock, a talk by Dr Edwards; Ossie Johnson recalls him running an unofficial 4 min 12 sec mile at Palmerston, Otago in 1931 (recorded 1960); best version of commentary on Lovelock's win in 1500 metres at Berlin Olympics with BBC commentator calling `Come on Jack' (recorded 6.8.1936); Sir Arthur Porritt recalls Lovelock who he knew in the 1930s through athletics and medicine (recorded 1968); tribute by Harold Abrahams at the time of Lovelock's death (recorded 28.12.1949); Sir James Barnes recalls beating Lovelock during his days at Otago University in 1929 (recorded 1983); Timaru journalist talks about researching the book he wrote on Lovelock (recorded 1984); D.S. Kemshed, master at Timaru Boys High School, talks about Lovelock as a pupil from 1924-1928 (recorded 1959); fellow competitor Phil Edwars of Canada talks about the Berlin Olympic 1500m race (recorded 6.8.1936)

Arrangement: Tape numbers - OHCD-0009 - OHCD-0010

Quantity: 2 compact disc(s).

Alternative form available: Listening copies OHLC-003354 - OHLC-003355