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4.60 m Eeles Landström Finland: 4.55 m Long jump details: Ralph Boston United States: 8.12 m (OR) Irvin Roberson United States: 8.11 m Igor Ter-Ovanesyan Soviet Union: 8.04 m Triple jump details: Józef Szmidt Poland: 16.81 m (OR) Vladimir Goryaev Soviet Union: 16.63 m Vitold Kreer Soviet Union: 16.43 m Shot put details: Bill Nieder United.
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Iconic moments in sports that defined the '60s The 1960s were one of the most tumultuous decades in American history. The Vietnam War became a polarizing issue as many citizens watched brothers, neighbors, and boyfriends drafted into the military.
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views 1,243,003 updated The 1960s Sports: Chronology 1960: October 14 Bill Mazeroski hits a ninth-inning home run to break a 9 to 9 tie, leading the Pittsburgh Pirates to a Game 7 World Series victory over the New York Yankees.
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More than just a game, sport reflected wrenching changes in the 1960s — racial tension, the U.S. antiwar movement, women's rights, decolonialization. This article is part of a series by our correspondents and guest writers reflecting on the 1960s — a decade of political and social convulsions around the globe.
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1950s Sports. 1960s Sports1950s and 1960s Sports Names like Jackie Robinson, Stan Musial, Jim Brown, Ben Hogan, Rocky Marciano and Sugar Ray Robinson set the bar pretty high in the fifties. These are just a few of the names which made us cheer for victories and cry at losses, brought people together as spectators and bound them forever in.
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A look at the way technology revolutionised BBC TV's coverage of sport in the 1960s. Narrated by Clare Balding and including interviews with Peter Dimmock, A.
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Sports & Hobbies in the US in the 1960s Laura Leddy Turner - Updated June 25, 2018 American sports and hobbies of the 1960s were greatly influenced by the interests of youth and the establishment of television as a medium for communication.
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Baseball in the 1960s. Much like the rest of American society, the early sixties in baseball was just like the late 50s. The Yankees were winning, Mickey Mantle was playing well (albeit through injury), and the world was turning as it should. That was until 1965 when the wheels completely fell off the Yankee bus and the rest of Major League.
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1960s. The '60s saw the rise of Muhammad Ali (né Cassius Clay). The heavyweight champion of the world appeared on the cover of SPORTS ILLUSTRATED 11 times from 1960 to '69 (and 39 times in total). Other notable cover athletes during that span: Wilt Chamberlain, Sandy Koufax and Joe Namath. The 1960s also saw the debut of the Swimsuit Issue on.
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Share your love for 1960s Sports: History, Facts, MVPs & Champions In the 1960s, boxing was owned by Muhammad Ali. He not only dazzled audiences with his fighting styles, but he also stirred up the pot with his words. In the 60s, race was being pushed to the forefront and Ali was never a guy to hold back his thoughts.
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The 1960s were the decade of stars, as players like Roger Maris (1934-1985), Mickey Mantle (1931-1995), Maury Wills (1932-), Sandy Koufax (1935-), Frank Robinson (1935-), Carl Yastrzemski (1939-), and others set records and thrilled fans.
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views 3,562,438 updated The 1960s Sports: Overview During the 1960s, baseball reigned as America's most cherished sport. Dozens of hall-of-fame-caliber ballplayers thrilled fans with on-field heroics during the decade.
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1960 in sports describes the year's events in world sport. Years in sports ← 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 → 1960 in sports American football Aquatic sports Association football Athletics Badminton Baseball Basketball Canadian football Chess Climbing Combat sports Sumo Cricket 1959-60 1960 1960-61 Cycling Darts Equestrianism
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The 1960 NFL Championship Game was the 28th NFL title game, played between the Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles on the afternoon of Monday, December 26, at Franklin Field in Philadelphia.. Along with the landmark 1958 championship game, in which the Baltimore Colts defeated the New York Giants in sudden death overtime, the 1960 NFL Championship Game between the Packers and Eagles is.
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12 Sports and the Changing Tides of American Culture in the 1960s. The 1960s had its share of thrilling athletic events, fiercely contested rivalries, dominant teams, and inspiring sports heroes. The Green Bay Packers, the Boston Celtics, and the New York Yankees dominated professional football, basketball, and baseball, respectively.
