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... our towns and cities. Launching a Sport for All campaign in London last week, the chairman of the Sports Council, Dr. Roger Bannister, said that all too often active recreation was not treated as an essential part of life but only as a residual element ...
... that it was a welcome change to see a notable improvement in confidence by the 20-year-old Steve Cram when he won the Roger Bannister mile. Cram, who has sometimes found it difficult to come to terms with the cut and thrust of top-class racing, and last ...
... will be interested in the family activity holidays now being planned by the Sports Council, under the chairmanship of Dr Roger Bannister. At Dartington Hall School, Totnes, South Devon, one-week holidays are being organised in which parents and children will ...
... Great names a bound in the last 17 years : Roger Bannister (Fig. 8), who won the mile four times from 1947 to 1950 and in 1954 became the first man to beat four minutes ; Chris Chataway, who followed Bannister wi th t hree wins and also became a four-minute ...
... this grant appears generous, though of course a 30 per cent increase only just keeps pace with inflation. it enough? Dr Roger Bannister, Chairman of the Sports Council, argued at a press conference held last week that sport needs a higher priority in the ...
... e barrier by Roger Bannister on May Iffley Road, Oxford. Sir Roger, was there to watch the Bannister having be quite formidable Ovett, 3min 52.8 sec, May 6, as he is now, easily holder they second 58.8 sec, that Sir meant, said Bannister, ...
... at Crystal Palace last week and then when making a rare trip to Oxford's Iffiey Road ground. That Oxford track, where Roger Bannister became the first to run a mile in under 4 minutes just 21 years ago, is now virtually a backwater of the sport, and it ...
... Brasher and Chris Chataway (with Bannister, inset lift) set the pace. But as the athletes reached the bell in a time hitherto unmatched, one man, taller than the others, broke free and pushed out on his own. Roger Bannister covered the last lap in 59 seconds ...
... and Country House Division, Pulborough. Tel. (07982) 2081. Heyshott, Near Midhurst, West Sussex On Instructions of Sir Roger Bannister, CBE Lyminster, West Sussex A spacious detached family residence, set amidst glorious surroundings in this extremely popular ...
... this year as Man of the Match. The 1980 championships were also honoured by the presence of such former winners as Sir Roger Bannister, Gordon Pirie, Peter Radford, Maurice Herriott, Alan Pascoe, Lynn Davies and Harold Whitlock who looked sprightly enough ...
... VOIR'S CANAL JANUARY 31, 1980 ICE ON THE LOWER LAKE, BRETION PARK, WEST YORKSHIRE By ROGER A. REDFERN 50 PENCE Derek G. Widdicombe RESTORING BEL VOIR'S CANAL By ROGER A. REDFERN JANUARY 31, 1980 50 PENCE ICE ON THE LOWER LAKE, BRETION PARK, WEST YORKSHIRE ...
... and his 17! couple and the three Masters-Lady Horsfall, Mr Michael Bannister and Mrs Bruce Aspinall-heading to draw over Mr Henderson's rolling green acres, towards Swinden. Mr Bannister and his son, Tom (a former Master of the Stowe. School Beagles), were ...