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Al Oerter (USA)
4 time Olympic Games Gold Medalist
(1956, 1960, 1964, 1968)
4 Olympic, 4 World & 6 American Records
First Official Throw over 200'
Member 15 Halls of Fame
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Bob Beamon (USA)
1996 Honored Opening Ceremonies - Atlanta
Olympic Games Gold Medalist (1968)
World & National Collegiate Record
Long Jump
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Jean-Blaise Evequoz (Switzerland)
Olympic Games Bronze Medalist (1976)
3 World Cup Medals (2 Gold, 1 Silver)
1 World Championships (Silver)
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Liston Bochette (Puerto Rico)
4 time Olympic Games Participant
(1984, 1992, 1994, 1998)
Various National Records & Jr. All American
University of Florida, Record Unbroken: Decathlon
Pan American & World University Games
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Rink Babka (USA)
Olympic Games Silver Medalist (1960)
World Record Holder & 3 time All American
Ranked Top 5 discus throwers in the world (1955-1969)
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Kader Klouchi (France)
Olympic Games Participant (1992)
4 World Championships
3 European Championships
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Larry Young (USA)
Olympic Games Participant (1968)
Olympic Games Bronze Medalist (1972)
Only American Olympic Medal in Long-Distance Walking
1 of 20th Century's greatest living Track and Field Olympians
25 National Titles & Former American Record Holder
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Cameron Myler (USA)
4 time Olympic Games Participant
(1988, 1992, 1994, 1998)
U.S. Flag Bearer Winter Olympics
7 U.S. National Luge Championships
9 U.S. Luge Athlete of the Year
Winner of 11 World Cup Medals
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Wojciech Zablocki (Poland)
Olympic Games Participant (1952)
Olympic Games Silver Medalist (1956)
Olympic Games Silver Medalist (1960)
Olympic Games Gold Medalist (1964)
6 World Championships (all Gold)
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Allison Wagner (USA)
Olympic Games Silver Medalist (1996)
13 National Championships
World record has yet to be broken
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Shane Gould (Australia)
3 time Olympic Games Gold Medalist (1972)
Olympic Games Silver Medalist (1972)
Olympic Games Bronze Medalist (1972)
Eleven World Swimming Records
Twenty one Australian Swimming Records
Best Sports Woman in the World (1971)
Australian Hall of Famer (1977)
Olympic Order (1994)
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Roald Bradstock (United Kingdom)
2 time Olympic Games Participant
(1984, 1988)
1 World Javelin Record: New Javelin 268'2"
1 10th Place USA Olympic Trials
(6th Olympic Trials & USA age record 243'9")
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Joe Dube (USA)
Olympic Games Bronze Medalist (1968)
1 Olympic Record
6 World Records & 12 American Records
1969 World Weightlifting Championships
(Gold)
Declared "World's Strongest Man"
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Florence Griffith Joyner (USA)*
Olympic Games Participant 1984
Olympic Games Gold (3) & Silver (2) Medalist
(1988)
Sportswoman of the Year
2 World Championships (Silver)
2 NCAA Championships (Gold)
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