Runner Collection (#7)

Paul Breed, (3rd, obscured from view), Coventry based New Zealand athlete, middle distance runner, at specially arranged race so that he could attempt to achieve the qualifying time for the 1990

Allan Wells, winner, at the 1979 Crystal Palace Athletics. 30th August 1979

Allan Wells (right) comes in fourth place at the Rotary Watches Athletics. 23rd August 1978

David Jenkins of Great Britain running through the tapes, arms in the air, after winning the 400 metres in the European Cup Semi Final at Crystal Palace. 12th July 1975

The finish of the 200 metre race at the 1971 International Athletics at Crystal Palace, David Jenkins finished 1st, followed by Alan Pascoe 2nd and Klaus-Dieter Bieler 3rd. 30th August 1971

After the 200 metre race at the 1971 International Athletics at Crystal Palace, David Jenkins (left) who finished 1st, with Alan Pascoe, who came 2nd. 30th August 1971

International Birmingham athlete poses with former track star Paula Lloyd ahead of their wedding tonight, which will take place in the chapel at Birmingham University where the pair are both

Tipton runner and dentist Andy Holden poses at his surgery at Billesley. 9th February 1981

British Olympic runner Sally Gunnell doing exercises Circa December 1998

British Olympic runner Sally Gunnell Circa December 1998

Sidney Wooderson attempting a record at Motspur Park, Surrey, he failed after pulling a leg muscle. 1946

Sidney Wooderson winning the Lyons Sports Mile with a time of 4 minutes 19 seconds, 2nd July 1946

Pamela Seaborne, aged 16 from 59 Bolton Road, Stratford, London chosen to represent England in the Olympic 80 meter hurdles, today received her track shoes

Ron Hill pictured after his record attempt at the 30, 000mtrs. record, with crowds around him in the pouring rain. October 1969 P007091

Ken Norris races Pirie out of six miles. Gordon Pirie created the athletic sensation of the year when he dropped out of the amateur athletic associations six-mile championship at Londons white city

Kinnaird Trophy Meeting at Chiswick, Athletics Gordon Pirie wins the 3000 meters. M4471-003 June 1960

David Bedford smashed the world 10, 000 meters record at Crystal Palace with a time of 27mins 31secs and gestures to the press in attendance. July 1973 P003775

Mike Rawson wins the 880 Yds: M. A. Rawson, of Birchfields Harriers
Mike Rawson wins the 880 Yds: M.A. Rawson, of Birchfields Harriers, winning the final of the 880 yds from M.A. Farrell, of Birchfield, with R.D.Henderson, of Elswick Harriers, Finished 3rd

Kinnaird Trophy Meeting at Chiswick, Athletics Gordon Pirie wins the 3000 meters. M4471-002 June 1960

Sport: Athletics: Athletic Doreen Samdens. Sprinter in training. August 1953 D5186

Many Faces Watching a Baseball Player

Racer Jumping Over a Hurdle

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Post runner with letter, Japan, circa 1870s. Date: circa 1870s

Foot injury from running on the treadmill
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Sais coureurs au Caire, 1870s. Creator: Felix Bonfils
Sais coureurs au Caire, 1870s

DEERFOOT, US RUNNER 1861
Deerfoot, the native American runner. Date: 1861

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Bow Street Runner - Sketch of Townsend, Bow Street Date: circa 1820

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England, Kent, Tunbridge Wells, Olympic Torch relay, runners handing over torch by exchanging the flame

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England, Kent, Tunbridge Wells, Olympic Torch relay, runners handing over torch by exchanging the flame

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England, Kent, Tunbridge Wells, Olympic Torch relay running through the Pantiles

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England, Kent, Tunbridge Wells, Olympic Torch relay running through the Pantiles

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England, London, Ludgate Hill, The dome of St Pauls Cathedral

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William Cummings, Runner, from Worlds Champions, Series 2 (N29) for Allen &
William Cummings, Runner, from Worlds Champions, Series 2 (N29) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes, 1888

L. E. Myers, Runner, from Worlds Champions, Series 2 (N29) for Allen &
L.E. Myers, Runner, from Worlds Champions, Series 2 (N29) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes, 1888

E. C. Carter, Runner, from Worlds Champions, Series 2 (N29) for Allen &
E.C. Carter, Runner, from Worlds Champions, Series 2 (N29) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes, 1888

The Greenwich Foot Tunnel, London, England, UK, 2 / 3 / 10. Creator: Ethel Davies
The Greenwich Foot Tunnel, London, England, UK, 2/3/10. The Greenwich Foot Tunnel, opened in 1902, crossing underneath the River Thames linking Greenwich to the Isle of Dogs, London SE10, England, UK

Ray Barbuti and Hermann Engelhard, 4 x 400m relay, 1928. Creator: Unknown
Ray Barbuti and Hermann Engelhard, 4 x 400m relay, 1928. Ray Barbuti of the USA won gold medal, and Hermann Engelhard of Germany won bronze at the 1928 Summer Olympics, held in Amsterdam

Boughera El Ouafi winning the marathon for France, 1928. Creator: Unknown
Boughera El Ouafi winning the marathon for France, 1928. Algerian athlete El Ouafi (1898-1959) competed during the time Algeria was part of France

German sprinter Joachim Büchner, 1928. Creator: Unknown
German sprinter Joachim Bü chner, 1928. Bü chner (1905-1978) won bronze medal in the 400 m event at the 1928 Summer Olympics, held in Amsterdam

British athlete Douglas Lowe winning the 800 metres in Athletics, 1928. Creator: Unknown
British athlete Douglas Lowe winning the 800 metres in Athletics, 1928. Lowe (1902-1981) was a double Olympic Games champion, winning gold medals at the 1924 Summer Olympics in Paris

Canadian team, womens 4 x 100 metres relay, 1928. Creator: Unknown
Canadian team, womens 4 x 100 metres relay, 1928. Ethel Smith, Bobbie Rosenfeld, Myrtle Cook and Jane Bell won gold medal at the 1928 Summer Olympics, held in Amsterdam

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"From Olympic Glory to Everyday Pursuits: The Power of the Runner" In the realm of sports, runners have always been at the forefront, showcasing their incredible speed and determination. One iconic moment that forever etched itself in history occurred during the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City. American athletes Tommie Smith and John Carlos boldly raised their fists in a Black Power salute during the medal ceremonies, symbolizing unity and resistance against racial injustice. Standing alongside them was Australian Peter Norman, wearing an OPHR badge as a powerful act of solidarity. The spirit of running has transcended various disciplines throughout time. Jackie Robinson, renowned baseball player for the Brooklyn Dodgers, showcased his agility on July 2nd, 1950 when he stole home under catcher Andy Seminick's tag during a game against the Philadelphia Phillies. This daring move not only displayed Robinson's exceptional skills but also challenged societal barriers. Harold Abrahams' victory in winning the 100m race at the 1924 Olympics exemplified perseverance and triumph over adversity. His accomplishment inspired generations to push beyond limits and strive for greatness. However, running isn't solely confined to grand stages like stadiums or Olympic arenas; it can be found even in everyday life. Pheidippides' legendary run from Marathon to Athens is still celebrated today as a testament to human endurance and dedication. Jogging along scenic routes such as France's Canal du Midi near Castelnaudary allows individuals to find solace amidst nature while improving their physical well-being. It reminds us that running is not just about competition but also about personal growth and serenity. One name that will forever be synonymous with breaking barriers is Roger Bannister –the first man who conquered the elusive sub-4 minute mile barrier on Iffley Road track. His achievement shattered preconceived notions of what was possible and opened doors for countless athletes worldwide. Eric Liddell brought glory to his nation by winning an Olympic gold medal in 1924.