Mabel Staton, trailblazer who was US team's only female long jumper at the 1952 Olympics, dies at 92
Mabel Staton, the Black track and field standout who broke through racial barriers at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics, has died.
Mabel Staton, trailblazer who was US team's only female long jumper at the 1952 Olympics, dies at 92 - Clone
An antidiscrimination lawsuit on her behalf helped lead to one of the first multiracial track teams in the Midwest.
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Sha’Carri Richardson returns to headline Prefontaine Classic women’s 100m race
EUGENE, Ore. — Sha’Carri Richardson will return to headline the women’s 100-meter race at 2025’s Prefontaine Classic, the ...
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Brown, Blackmer shine at All-Ohio Indoor Championships
The Kenyon track and field teams hit the road again this week, this time traveling to Westerville, Ohio, to compete in the All-Ohio Indoor Track and Field Championships.
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In the first major league night game, the Chicago White Sox play the New York Giants in a 10-inning exhibition in Houston. 1952 — The Boston Celtics and the Fort Wayne Pistons tip ...
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FLC roundup: Hartwell, Burrough, Gaumont set records for track and field
The Fort Lewis College track and field teams traveled to Albuquerque and Allendale, Michigan over the weekend. Skyhawks set ...