Arthur McKenzie
British discus thrower
About Arthur McKenzie
Born 1939. Arthur McKenzie is a British discus thrower.
Arthur T. McKenzie (born 14 April 1939) is a former international athlete who competed at the Commonwealth Games.
Biography McKenzie was a member of the North Shields Polytechnic Athletics Club and specialised in throwing events, especially the discus throw. A policeman by profession, he won both events at the 1969 North East Counties Championships.
McKenzie represented the England team at the 1970 British Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh, Scotland, where he competed in the discus throw event, finishing just outside the medals in fourth place.
By 1973 he was competing for Scotland because he had a Scottish father and was the 1973 Scottish champion. He won national police titles at discus, shot and hammer.
As his police career progressed he was a detective for the Criminal Investigation Department
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Arthur McKenzie?
British discus thrower
When was Arthur McKenzie born?
Arthur McKenzie was born on 14 April 1939.
What is Arthur McKenzie's occupation?
Arthur McKenzie is a discus thrower.
What nationality is Arthur McKenzie?
Arthur McKenzie is British.
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