NSW State Track and Field Championships Day One
Rain ruined the opening day of the NSW State Championships. Top star Jack Metcalfe chased a world record in the high jump but slipped on the wet ground and failed to clear 28 feet 5 inches as Rowley Dickenson set the pace with 45 feet 6 inches. Other notable performers included Payne, Cantlen, and specific jumpers whose attempts were compromised by the difficult track conditions.
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