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History - Athletics and Art - Local Matters (opens the original)
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New Zealand women’s javelin champion Mary Mitchell represented her country at the 1938 British Empire Games held in Sydney, where the 26-year-old placed fourth overall after throwing an impressive 35.98m, narrowly missing the bronze medal. Mary was one of 69 New Zealand athletes competing at the Games, which later became known as the Commonwealth Games. In the lead-up she trained without a coach, but once in Sydney, fellow New Zealand athlete Stan Lay provided mentoring. Years later, Mary remini
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