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Hogan, Hector (1932-1960), was an Australian sprinter. In Sydney, in March 1954, he equaled the world record for 100 yards of 9.3 seconds. In 1956, he was Olympic bronze medalist in the 100 meters event in Melbourne, Australia. He was the Australian 100 yards champion for seven successive years from 1952 to 1958.
Radcliffe, Paula (1973-...), an English athlete, is one of the greatest woman marathon runners in the history of the sport. In 2003, Radcliffe set… More>>
Thompson, Daley (1958-...), was one of the United Kingdom's finest track and field stars. In both the 1980 and 1984 Olympic Games, he won a gold… More>>
Ryun, RY uhn, Jim (1947-...), an American track star, became the world's fastest middle-distance runner. In 1966, he set a record by running the… More>>
Ovett, Steve (1955-...), one of the United Kingdom's greatest track athletes, won fame for his record-breaking successes as a runner and his… More>>
Budd, Zola (1966-...), a South African-born athlete, was one of the outstanding distance runners of the late 1900's. However, she is best… More>>
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