The first New York City Marathon, in Central Park
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One hundred and twenty-seven runners pay a dollar each to run laps of Central Park; 55 finish. Fred Lebow, one of the organisers, finishes 45th. Nothing about the event suggests that the same race will one day close an entire city for a day.
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- New York City Marathonconcerns
- Fred Lebowconcerns
- New York Road Runnersconcerns
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