Great Olympic Moments: Bob Beamon's magical long jump at 1968 Olympics in Mexico | London Olympics 2012 Rewind to | ESPN.co.uk
ESPN.com: Beamon made sport's greatest leap
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Bob Beamon's World Record Long Jump - 1968 Olympics - YouTube
Bob Beamon track and field athlete and his legedary jump at Mexico City Olympics 68
File:Bob Beamon 1968.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
One giant leap: Mike Powell's long jump record endures 30 years later – Orange County Register
Bob Beamon sets long jump record at 1968 Summer Olympics - Sports Illustrated
Bob Beamon leaps into history | thecuriousastronomer
Team USA on Twitter: "Answer: Bob Beamon owns the longest-standing Olympic record in long jump. His jump of 29 feet 2 ½ inches was set at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics and
50 stunning Olympic moments No2: Bob Beamon's great leap forward | Olympic Games 2012 | The Guardian
When Bob Beamon broke the long jump world record 8.90m at the 1968 Olympics . He was unfamiliar with the metric system so he had no clue of what he'd done. Team
USATF on Twitter: "Beamonesque. #OnThisDay at the 1968 Olympics, Bob Beamon shattered the long jump world record by 55cm/21.65in with a leap of 8.90m/29-2.50. It took 20 minutes to measure the jump
Mind-boggling jump still “Beamonesque” – The Denver Post
Autism Swims | Station 2: Jumping Bobs - YouTube
Uncle Mike's Musings: A Yankees Blog and More: October 18, 1968: Bob Beamon Takes a Flying Leap
