What is 1932 WAAA Championships?
{{Use dmy dates|date=July 2022}} {{Infobox Athletics Championships |Name=1932 WAAA Championships |Host city=[[London]] and [[Coventry]] (cross country), [[Great Britain]] |Dates= |Stadium= |Stadium image= |Level=Senior |Type=Outdoor |Events= |Records set= |Previous=[[1931 WAAA Championships|1931]] |Next=[[1933 WAAA Championships|1933]] |Games=[[WAAA Championships]] }} The '''1932 [[WAAA Championships]]''' were the 11th national [[track and field]] championships for [[Women's sports|women]] in the United Kingdom. The tournament was held in [[London]] (SB), [[United Kingdom]], with the cross country event being held in [[Coventry]].<ref name=GBR>{{cite web |url=http://www.gbrathletics.com/bc/bc2.htm |title=''British Athletics Championships 1919-1939'' |publisher=GBR Athletics |language=English |accessdate=28 July 2022}}</ref><ref name=nuts>{{cite web|url=https://www.nuts.org.uk/Champs/AAA/index.htm|title=AAA, WAAA and National Championships Medallists|work= nuts.org.uk|access-date=4 September 2024|language=en}}</ref> ==Results== {| {{MedalistTable|columns=2|type=Event}} |- |100 yards | [[Ethel Johnson]] || 11.0<ref name=GBR /> or 11.1<ref name=nuts /> | [[Eileen Hiscock]]|| + inches | [[Gwendoline Porter]] || |- |220 yards | [[Nellie Halstead]] || 25.6 | [[Eileen Hiscock]] || ~26.0 | [[Daisy Ridgley]] || ~26.2 |- |440 yards | [[Nellie Halstead]] || 56.8 '''WR''' | [[Violet Branch]]|| +18 yards | [[Violet Humphries]]|| +21 yards |- |880 yards | [[Gladys Lunn]]|| 2:20.4 | [[Constance Johnson]] || 2:21.8 | [[Dorothy Butterfield]]||~2:28.5 |- |80 m hurdles | [[Elsie Green]] || 12.2 | [[Marjorie O'Kell]]|| +5 yards | [[Phyllis Goad]]|| |- |High jump | [[Mary Milne]] || 1.549 m | [[Marjorie O'Kell]]|| 1.524 m | [[Florence Wall]]|| 1.524 m |- |Long jump | [[Phyllis Bartholomew]]|| 5.69 m | [[Mary Seary]] || 5.33 m | [[Doris Razzell]] || 5.25 m |- |Shot put | [[Irene Phillips]] || 9.00 m | [[Florence Birchenough]] || 8.79 m | [[Nellie Purvey]]|| 8.76 m |- |Discus throw | [[Ada Holland]] || 30.86 m | [[Louise Fawce