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Cycling at the 1954 British Empire and Commonwealth Games

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Cycling at the1954 British Empire and Commonwealth Games
VenueEmpire Oval, China Creek Park,Vancouver
Dates30 July – 7 August 1954
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Cycling at the1954 British Empire and Commonwealth Games was the fourth appearance ofCycling at the Commonwealth Games. The events were held inVancouver, Canada from 30 July to 7 August 1954.[1]

The track events took place atEmpire Oval orBroadway Bowl in China Creek Park,[2] which had been specially constructed wooden track for the Games.[3][4]

The road race course was described as quite flat, featuring a high point of 360 feet and the highest gradient was 250 feet in 440 yards.[5]

England topped the cycling medal table with three gold medals.[6][7]

In the sprint final,Lionel Cox of Australia did not receive a medal after refusing to continue the match againstCyril Peacock of England. Cox had been disqualified in race 1 for cutting across Peacock's wheel and subsequently the Australian team refused to participate in the next race and were subsequently disqualified.[8][9]

Broadway Bowl track cycling during the games.
Attribution:Province newspaper

Medal table

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  *   Host nation (Canada)

Medals won by nation with totals, ranked by number of golds—sortable
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 England (ENG)3227
2 Australia (AUS)2002
3 South Africa1023
4 New Zealand (NZL)0101
5 Wales0011
6 Canada*0000
 Guiana (BGU)0000
 Pakistan (PAK)0000
 Scotland (SCO)0000
 Southern Rhodesia (SRH)0000
Totals (10 entries)63514

Medal winners

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EventGoldSilverBronze
Time trial Dick Ploog (AUS) Keith Harrison (ENG)
 Alfred Swift (SAF)
Sprint Cyril Peacock (ENG)+not awarded Tom Shardelow (SAF)
Individual pursuit Norman Sheil (ENG) Peter Brotherton (ENG) Robert Fowler (SAF)
10 Miles scratch Lindsay Cocks (AUS) Keith Harrison (ENG) Don Skene (WAL)
Road race Eric Thompson (ENG) John Baird (NZL) Bernard Pusey (ENG)

Results

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1 km time trial

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Pat Murphy of Canada.
Attribution:Province newspaper
RankRiderTime
1st place, gold medalist(s)AustraliaDick Ploog1:12.5
1st place, gold medalist(s)South AfricaAlfred Swift1:12.5
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)EnglandKeith Harrison1:12.7
4EnglandPeter Brotherton1:12.8
5EnglandCyril Peacock1:13.0
6New ZealandColin Dickinson1:13.2
7South AfricaRon Robertson1:13.7
8AustraliaLindsay Cocks1:13.8
9CanadaJim Davies1:14.1
10CanadaPatrick Murphy1:14.5
11AustraliaLionel Cox1:14.6
12New ZealandNeil Ritchie1:15.3
13Southern RhodesiaJohn van Wyk1:15.7
14CanadaAndré Robert1:15.8
15Southern RhodesiaErnest Branfield1:15.9
16New ZealandLes Lock1:16.1
17WalesDon Skene1:16.2
18WalesMalcolm Campbell1:20.0
19PakistanMuhammad Naqi Mallick1:22.0
20PakistanGhulam H. Baloch1:23.9
21WalesPhilip Waring1:23.9
22PakistanMahmood Saleem Farooqi1:26.9

1,000m sprint championship

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Quarter-final

AthleteAthleteScore
South AfricaTom ShardelowCanadaJim Davies2–0
AustraliaLionel CoxNew ZealandColin Dickinson2–0
EnglandCyril PeacockSouth AfricaAlfred Swift2–1
AustraliaDick PloogEnglandKeith Harrison2–1

Semi finals

  • Peacock bt Plog 2–0
  • Cox bt Shardelow 2–

Third place

  • Shardelow bt Ploog 2–1

Final

  • Peacock bt Cox w/o

4,000 metres individual purusit

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[10]Qualifiers for quarter-finals

AthleteTime
EnglandNorman Sheil5.10.4
South AfricaRobert Fowler5.10.8
South AfricaRon Mitton5.12.2
EnglandPeter Brotherton5.13.2
EnglandBernard Pusey5.16.7
New ZealandNeil Ritchie5.21.4
CanadaPatrick Murphy5.21.5
AustraliaJohn William Law5.22.8

Quarter-finals

  • Sheil bt Law - caught at 4.44.4
  • Brotherton bt Ritchie - 5.12.3
  • Fowler bt Murphy - 5.13.4
  • Pusey bt Mitton - 5.09.5

Semi-finals

  • Sheil bt Fowler - 5.06.4
  • Brotherton bt Pusey 5.14.6

Third place

  • Fowler 5.06.9 bt Pusey 5.08.5

Final

  • Sheil 5.03.5 (world record) bt Brotherton 5.09.1

10 mile scratch race

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Scratch race in progress.
Attribution:Province newspaper
PosAthleteTime
1AustraliaLindsay Cocks2.44.08
2EnglandKeith Harrison
3WalesDon Skene
4CanadaLorne Atkinson
5New ZealandLes Lock
6EnglandEric Thompson
-AustraliaDick Ploog
-CanadaB. Henderson
-CanadaFred Markus
-EnglandNorman Sheil
-New ZealandColin Dickinson
-New ZealandNeil Ritchie
-PakistanMahmood Saleem Farooqi
-PakistanMuhammad Naqi Mallick
-PakistanGhulam H. Baloch
-ScotlandRonnie Park
-South AfricaJohn Alfred Swift
-South AfricaTom Shardelow
-South AfricaRon Robertson
-WalesMalcolm Campbell
-WalesPhilip Waring
-Southern RhodesiaErnest P. Branfield
-Southern RhodesiaJohn van Wyk

Road Race

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1954 British Empire and Commonwealth Games road race
Attribution:Province newspaper
PosAthleteTime
1EnglandEric Thompson2.44.08
2New ZealandJohn Baird
3EnglandBernard Pusey
4AustraliaEdward James Nestor
5AustraliaGeorge Frederick Nevin
6ScotlandRonnie Park
7South AfricaAlfred Swift
-AustraliaJohn O'Sullivan
-AustraliaJohn William Law
-CanadaAndré Robert
-CanadaPatrick Murphy
-CanadaGuy Morin
-Canada A. Cole
-EnglandNorman Sheil
-EnglandTony Hoar
-British GuianaM. Crum-Ewing
-New ZealandLes Lock
-New ZealandNeil Ritchie
-New ZealandLance Payne
-PakistanMahmood Saleem Farooqi
-PakistanMuhammad Naqi Mallick
-PakistanGhulam H. Baloch
-South AfricaRon Robertson
-South AfricaRobert Fowler
-WalesMalcolm Campbell
-WalesDon Skene
-WalesPhilip Waring
-Southern RhodesiaErnest P. Branfield

See also

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References

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  1. ^"Results for the 1954 British Empire & Commonwealth Games".TheCGF.com.Commonwealth Games Federation. Archived fromthe original on 14 September 2012. Retrieved9 December 2016.
  2. ^"The Mega-event that Set a Pace for Vancouver". The Tyee. 31 July 2014. Retrieved24 September 2025.
  3. ^"Tuesday at the BEG".Vancouver Sun. 2 August 1954. p. 12. Retrieved22 September 2025 – via Google Newspapers.
  4. ^"Growing Interest in Empire Games".Birmingham Daily Post. 7 June 1954. Retrieved22 September 2025 – via British Newspaper Archive.
  5. ^"Empire Games Details".Western Mail. 14 April 1954. Retrieved22 September 2025 – via British Newspaper Archive.
  6. ^"Medal Standings Vancouver 1954".Commonwealth Games Federation. Retrieved22 September 2025.
  7. ^"Commonwealth Games Medallists - Cycling".GBR Athletics. Retrieved22 September 2025.
  8. ^"Aussies Boycott Games Cycling".Daily Advertiser (Wagga Wagga, NSW). 5 August 1954. p. 1.
  9. ^"Straight Wins".Daily Mirror. 5 August 1954. Retrieved23 September 2025 – via British Newspaper Archive.
  10. ^"Sheil heads cycle qualifiers".Daily Express. 3 August 1954. Retrieved23 September 2025 – via British Newspaper Archive.
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