It's not only Prefontaine 's 70th birthday. The holder of the oldest world record turned 70 today.
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After the Munich race. Pre was quoted as saying the terrorist attack shook him up so badly, it affected his performance. With all the respect I have for...
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I think you're right mcgato. Don Knotts was in No Tine for Sergeants
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I am guessing that the initials are AG. (Andy Griffith being D and Ava Gardner C). Off the top of my head, I can't think of any Oly winners in the 1920s...
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The novel is definitely Tinker, Taylor, Soldier, Spy. I have the book right here., looking at it
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Hmm, I think a good clue for Gerald Tinker would be “John Le Carré”
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Has to be Kip Kein, thanks to midwestfan's clues. I don't get 48th largest, unless Kenya is the 48th largest country in the world, which no Kenyan kn...
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Okay I'm done, because earlier I thought Irena Szewinska but I was wrong!...
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If I thought of someone, and then checked it in a book, and I was right, can I submit it, or is that cheating?...
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Obit unfortunately says very little about him, mostly talking about how his gold medal performance in Munich coincided with wins by Wolfermann (JT) and...
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Most clues point to Frank Shorter, but I seem to remember he was born in Germany.
I am therefore taking a stab at Madeline Manning although I don't...
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As soon as i saw the heading I thought Bill Toomey and Chandra Cheeseborough, but then i thought: not really similar events (although Toomey was great...
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