Capture the emotions in the 1964 Tokyo Olympics' greatest moments
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WATCH: "Bullet" Bob Hayes wins Tokyo 1964 Olympic 100m title
Wyomia Tyus First Ever Back-to-Back 100-meter Olympic Sprinting Champion Part 1: Fastest Woman in the World at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics – The Olympians
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Historical & Predictive Analysis for the 100m Sprint Race - Statathlon: Intelligence as a Service
Close-up of Bob Hayes, 100m final, Tokyo 1964 - YouTube
OLYMPICS, OLYMPIC SPORT GAMES - THE XVIII 18TH OLYMPIAD IN TOKYO, JAPAN - RUNNING POLAND WINS GOLD IN 4X100 M RELAY - ; 23 OCTOBER 1964 Stock Photo - Alamy
Looking at Tokyo Olympics through the lens of the 1964 Games | WICS
Tokyo 1964 | BOB HAYES | 100m | Athletics | Olympic Summer Games | 125 | - YouTube
Wyomia Tyus: Still fighting for recognition as the first back-to-back Olympic 100m champion | FEATURE | World Athletics
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Alan Hubbard: Tokyo 1964 Was the Last of the Pure Olympics | The Sport Digest
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