what day of the week or date the 80 meter hurdles were held in the 1932 summer Olympics?
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Do you want men's or women's? I don't know the date, but Babe Didrikson won the women's hurdles that year:\nhttp://www.olympic.org/uk/games/past/facts_uk.asp?OLGT=1&OLGY=1932\nYou could try search for info on her. It may say the date in her bio somewhere.
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1930. Uruguay.\n\nIt was held in Uruguay, and only 13 countries took part, so it didn't really prove very much.
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don't jump over the hurdles.  Just lift your legs and bend at the waist to clear them.  Remember that you are slowing down when in the air so spend as little time there as possible.
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1908 - London, England \nThe 1908 Olympic Games were originally scheduled to be hosted by Rome, but the 1906 eruption of Mount Vesuvius caused the Games to be relocated to London. \n\nThese Games were much better organized than the previous regularly scheduled Olympic Games (they were even the first to have an opening ceremony), yet they were marred by politics and nationalism. Britain's recent refusal to give Ireland its independence caused Irish athletes to boycott the Games and caused contestants from the U.S to not dip the American flag to the British royalty during the opening ceremony (a tradition the U.S. continues to this day). \n\nThere was also controversy over the 400-meter final heat. As four runners came into the final stretch, W.C. Robbins (U.S.) was first, followed by J.C. Carpenter (U.S.), with British Wyndham Halswelle coming in third, and followed by a fourth runner from the U.S. As Carpenter and Halswelle (second and third runners) swung out to pass Robbins, someone shouted "Foul!" Though Carpenter (the U.S. runner who had been in second) finished first, with Robbins (U.S.) in second, and Halswelle (U.K.) in third, the British officials accused Carpenter of blocking and elbowing Halswelle and voided the whole race. The race was ordered to be rerun, but since the American runners refused to redo the race, Halswelle ran the race all by himself to win the gold. \n\nIt was in the 1908 Olympic Games that the exact distance of a marathon was established as 26 miles and 365 yards. Diving was added to the events for this year. \n\nApproximately 2,000 athletes participated, representing 22 countries.
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torino, italy \n\nThe Ancient Olympic Games were an athletic and religious celebration held in the Greek town of Olympia from (historically) as early as 776 BC to 393 AD. There were 292 Ancient Olympic Games.
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2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games\n\nGold - Artistic Gymnastics - Men's Horizontal Bar \nSilver - Artistic Gymnastics - Men's Rings \nSilver - Artistic Gymnastics - Men's Team Event
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Here it is!\n\nClick the following link to see the school's athletic calendar.\nhttp://web.harpercreek.net/calendar/index.php?Calendar=athletics
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Men's 4x100m relay\n37.40  by the United States  in Barcelona   08/08/1992\n\nWomen's 4x100m relay\n41.37  German Democratic Republic in Canberra 06/10/1985
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Justin Gatlin (born February 10, 1982) is an American sprinter. He currently shares the human world record in the 100 m sprint (with Asafa Powell) with a time of 9.77 seconds.
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Asafa Powell set a world record for the 100 metres on June 14th,2005 in the Athens stadium where he flopped in the Olympic Games 10 months before.\nThe Jamaican, who has been competing for less than five years, ran 9.77sec in the Tsiklitiria 2005 meeting to take one-hundredth of a second off the previous record with a performance that, in the end, was as predictable as it was spectacular.
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High School Track events are as follows:\n100m Sprint\n200m Sprint\n400m Run\n800m Run\n1600m Run "The Mile"\n3200m Run "The Two Mile"\nHigh Hurdles (100m for girls, 110m for guys)\nIntermediate Hurdles (400m or 300m, depends on the state)\n\nNone of them are easy, but the 100m Sprint is the shortest, and the 3200m is the slowest pace.\n\nThere's a general consensus among track runners that the 800m and 400IH are the hardest events in track and field.
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Kiplingcotes, Nr Market Weighton Kiplingcotes Derby Stone starting post nr Etton Third Thursday in March around 10:45am\nBilled as England's oldest horse race, certainly dates back to 1519
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The Olean YMCA had a half marathon event in March.  Info is available here:\n\nhttp://www.oleanymca.org/index.php?SpecialEvents
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Well, let's see. Since you've selected 1949 as your starting point, this would preclude the '48 London Olympic games.\n\n1952 - Josey Barthel of Luxemboug won in 3:45.1 \n\n1956 - Ron Delany of Ireland won in 3:41.2\n\n1960 - Herb Elliot of Australia won in 3:35.6\n\n1964 - Peter Snell of New Zealand won in 3:38.1\n\n1968 - Kip Keino of Kenya won in 3:34.9\n\n1972 - Pekka Vasala of Finland won in 3:36.3\n\n1976 - John Walker of New Zealand won in 3:39.17\n\n1980 - Sebastian Coe of Great Britain won in 3:38.40\n\n1984 - Sebastian Coe of Great Britain won in 3:32.52\n\n1988 - Peter Rono of Kenya  won in 3.35.96\n\n1992 - Fermin Cacho of Spain won in 3.40.12\n\n1996 - Noureddine Morceli of  Algeria won in 3.35.78\n\n2000 - Noah Ngeny of Kenya won in 3.32.07\n\n2004 - Hicham El Guerrouj of Morocco won in 3.34.18\n\nSo, what we can say is:\n\nThe times improved from 3:45.1 to 3:32.07, well off the current world record of 3:26.0\n\nOne World record was set by Herb Elliot 3:35.6\n\nThe fastest winning time was 3:32.07 by Kenya's Ngeny.\n\nMost of the races were tactical in nature, thus most of the times were well off the the WR or the athletes's PRs. (Especially in 1976, 1980 & 1992)\n\nKenya has won 3 golds, Great Britian and Australia has 2 each. \n\nEurope has produced 6 winners, Africa has 5, and Australia/NZ has 3.
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Decathlon events are: (first day) 100-metre dash, running long (broad) jump, shot put, high jump, and 400-metre run; (second day) 110-metre hurdles, discus throw, pole vault, javelin throw, and 1,500-metre run.
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1930\nhttp://worldsoccer.about.com/cs/worldcup/a/wcupwinz.htm
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the schedule is on this website:\n\nhttp://www.aidsmarathon.com/other.htm