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... it before the season ends. * * »* Over middle distances Britain has some of her best performers, Nankeville, Eyre ‘and Roger Bannister, bettered collectively perhaps only by the Swedes. Jack Holden (Tipton) is a *“prince” amongst the long distance men, ...
... Contemporaries. 11-40 Yeats and the Theatre. 12-0 Close Down. ANOTHER RECORD MILE BY VARSITY MAN Another record mile by Roger Bannister lOxfordi and two other records featured the 15th International Dniversily meeting at Cambridge Mass, i, yesterday when ...
... stars, all at the peak of their form, are A.A.A. champions Derek Pugh and H. A. Giles. Second string In the half-time is Roger Bannister, brilliant Oxford Blue, fresh from his one-mile triumphs in the United States. Prospects? The short sprint (there is no ...
... comedy. written by Mr. C. Tyler, a member of the staff. The mat a butler, Z. Simpson: Mr. Bannister. an eldmiy diamond merchant, A. J. Carter: • IL Z. Roger Bannister. A. Curtis: noddle Connor, Ibis Mind. L. AtMason. At the end the author coomateMted the ...
... Harvard and Yale yesterday after losing to Princeton and Cornell just over a week ago, leave New York for home to-night. Roger Bannister, the Oxford miler. who broke the meet records for the mile in both matches, was described by Bill Bingham, the Harvard ...
... meeting were the eclipse of MacDonald Bailey by Les Laing in the 100 yd.. and the failure down the straight of Roger Bannister in the mile. Bannister had to be content with third place to Landquist (Gothenburg) and Morley London ) . AT ELLAND-ROAD. Prov:sionnl ...
... outs . Extras . Total %vats Varsity athletes off today The Oxford and Cambridge athlet:c team. headed by their captain. Roger Bannister. left London Airport today for New York to compete against Harvard and Yale and Princeton and Cornell Universities for ...
... inter-Varsity athletics contest, Princeton, New Jersey, by nine events to four, an Englishman took the honours of the day. Roger Bannister (Oxiord), captain of the British team, won the mile by 'JS yards in 4 minutes 11.1 seconds—the second fastest mile run ...
... a boil on the back of his neck. Morris finished second, 150 yards behind Churches', with Borjesson In third position. Roger Bannister. the 20-years-old Oxford Blue, running in the one mile in place of Dick Morris, who is suffering from a bruised knee. ...
... Clifford 7 up ; O Williamson and G Rogers 5 up; M Mills and O Dixon 3 up ; E V Price and H Collingwood 2 up ; A Walnman and H Brittle 2 up; R Buckland and F 8 Kennewell up. British Athletes Win in U.S. Roger Bannister, captain of the Oxford and Cambridge ...
... assured officials that it was only bad cramp. Highlight of the meeting was the mile victory of H. J. Parlett (London) over Roger Bannister, inter-varslty mile winner, 17.4 sees. Oxford won with 84 points against London's 51. ...
... B.\NKS-—On the 11th inst., 24, Btroet, Preston. James father of tS above, aged 72. BANNISTER.—On the- inst., 23, Dover street. Sarah Ann, widow the lats Roger Bannister. Rest in peace. RUTTER —M»v 6, at the Sir Robert Peel Inn. Walton le-DoJc, Edward Rtrtier ...