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Mildred Didrikson, Dallas, Texas winner of the Javelin Throw, came back with her second world record performance in the Olympics on August 3, 1932 by winning the first heat of the 80 meter hurdles in 11.8 seconds, lowering the Olympic record of 12.2. She is at the right as the field went over the first barrier. (AP Photo)
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1932-08-03
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Associated Press
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