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two years after the Empire State Building opened and adopted the title of World's Tallest Structure

Sprint Silhouettes recipient-kids pulled off his tie andTimes photographer William Sauro artistically captures schoolboys sprinting in a 440 yard race during a track and field competition in upper Manhattan on Feb. 24, 1968. The event was held at the old 102nd Engineers Armory, whose track would be used for decades by tens of thousands of the finest runners on the East Coast and sometimes the world. The cavernous Armory, located on 168th Street, was built in 1909 to house military vehicles and other heavy