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Jumping more than my own height
PETER FROST, like most of the nation, has been watching the Tokyo Olympics
MORE than six decades ago this humble scribe had his own ambitions to win a medal in the Olympics.
I was about 12 when I won the Middlesex schools high jump championship. I was about five feet six-and-a-half inches (you can do your own metric conversion if you must) and I cleared the pole at five feet seven.
It was an impressive figure, and far higher than any other boy at the stadium that day.
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