Victorian Governor John Landy Presents the Queens Baton to Queen Elizabeth Ii During the 18th Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony in Melbourne Wednesday 15 March 2006

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Victorian Governor John Landy - Mar 2006

Australian athlete John Landy runs with the Queen's baton during the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony in Melbourne, Australia, March 15, 2006. Landy, an Australian middle-distance runner who dueled with Roger Bannister to be the first person to run a four-minute mile, has died, his family said . He was 91

Obit Athletics John Landy, Melbourne, Australia - 15 Mar 2005

John Landy, Governor of Victoria, and Princess Victoria

PRINCESS VICTORIA AT A ROYAL GALA DINNER AT THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF VICTORIA, MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - 10 MAR 2005

Former Australian Olympian John Landy (foreground) Speaks As Present and Past Olympians Matt Welsh (l) and Herb Elliot Holding the Olympic Torch Look On in Melbourne Australia On Saturday 5 June 2004 Landy Was Embroiled in a Controversy Earlier in the Week After He Declined to Carry the Torch After Refusing to Sign a Commercial Rights Waiver the Olympic Flame is Travelling Through Australia As Part of Its World Wide Journey to the Athens Olympics Australia Melbourne

Former Australian Olympian John Landy Speaks As Present and Past Olympians Matt Welsh and Herb Elliot, Holding the Olympic Torch, Look On - Jun 2004

Sir Roger Bannister and John Landy - 06 May 2004

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Athlete Sir Roger Bannister With World Mile Record Holders To Celebrate The 40th Anniversary Of Him Breaking The 4 Minute Mile L-r Jim Ryan Peter Snell Herb Elliot Derek Ibbotson John Landy Sir Roger Bannister And Current Holder Noureddine Morceli 

Athlete Sir Roger Bannister With World Mile Record Holders To Celebrate The 40th Anniversary Of Him Breaking The 4 Minute Mile L-r Jim Ryan Peter Snell Herb Elliot Derek Ibbotson John Landy Sir Roger Bannister And Current Holder Noureddine Morceli

Athlete Sir Roger Bannister With John Landy 

Athlete Sir Roger Bannister An John Landy With Runner Simon Mugglestone 

Athlete Sir Roger Bannister And John Landy 

Herb Elliott of Australia beats his countryman, Merv Lincoln, to the wire by three strides to win the mile run in the National AAU track and field in 3:57:9, . The time excelled the recognized world record of 3:58 held by John Landy, although two other better times are pending. They may not be accepted because of the use of pacers in both races

Herb Elliott, Bakersfield, USA

Australian Runner, USA

Australian runner John Landy (#1) and others at starting line.

John Michael Landy

Australian Runner

Runner John Landy, breaking the 4 minute mile.

John Landy, USA

John Landy handshaking a man, United States, 1956.

John Landy running on the field, United States, 1956.

Australian middle-distance runner John Landy (#1) running in a field, United States, 1956.

Australian middle-distance runner John Landy standing at starting line, United States, 1956.

John Landy, Los Angeles, California, USA

John Landy walking in a track field after a match, Los Angeles, California, July 1955.

Track runner John Landy jogging inside a stadium, Los Angeles, California, July 1955.

Track runner John Landy getting an interview, Los Angeles, California, July 1955.

Track runner John Landy running at a meet in Los Angeles, California, July 1955.

Track Runner Game, Los Angeles, California, USA

Track Runner, Los Angeles, California, USA

Stadium at Los Angeles hosting a track meet with runner John Landy, California, July 1955.

Stadium, Los Angeles, California, USA

Track And Field, Los Angeles, California, USA

John Landy standing in Los Angeles, California, July 1955.

John Michael Landy running in a track field, Los Angeles, California, July, 1955.

John Landy exercising in the field, Los Angeles, California, July 1955.

John Landy jogging with men, Los Angeles, California, July 1955.

John Landy wearing his track shoes in a field, Los Angeles, California, July 1955.

Runner Roger Bannister (dark shorts) passing John Landy during Empire Games race wherein he ran a sub 4 minute mile.

Runner Roger Bannister, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

British Empire Games, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Runner Roger Bannister (dark shorts) passing John Landy during Empire Games historic race wherein he ran a sub 4 minute mile.

Empire Games, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Runner Roger Bannister (dark shorts) during the Empire Games race against John Landy wherein he ran a sub 4 minute mile.

Empire Games Race, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Runner Roger Bannister (dark shorts) passing John Landy during the Empire Games race wherein he ran a sub 4 minute mile.

British Empire Games, runners John Landy and Roger Bannister competing.

John Landy;Roger Bannister, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

British Empire Games, runners John Landy (L) and Roger Bannister competing.

British Empire Games, runners John Landy (L) and Roger Bannister after competing.

British Empire Games, runners John Landy (Rear) and Roger Bannister competing.

England's Dr. Roger Bannister beating Australia's mile record holder John Landy at the Empire Games, running the mile in 3:58.8.

Roger Bannister, John Landy England?s Dr. Roger Bannister, left, puts arm around shoulder?s of Australia?s John Landy after the mile run in British Empire games at Vancouver, B.C. on . Bannister won race in 3:58.8 while Landy finished second with a 3:59.6 clocking

Dr. Roger Bannister puts arm around John Landy, Vancouver, Canada

LANDY In the first mile race in history in which two runners finished under four minutes, England's, Dr. Roger Bannister leads John Landy of Australia across the finish line at the British Empire Games in Vancouver, BC. on . Bannister was clocked at 3:58.8, Landy, 3:59.6

ROGER BANNISTER AND JOHN LANDY, VANCOUVER, Canada

Roger Bannister Closeup of England?s Dr. Roger Bannister after he won the mile run at British Empire Games at Vancouver, B.C. on . In three minutes, 58.8 seconds. Banister beat Australia?s John Landy, who was clocked at 3:59.6 in the first mile race in history in which two runners finished in less than four minutes

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