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Wyomia Tyus Retains Olympic 100m Title - First Ever | Mexico 1968 Olympics
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Watch Wyomia Tyus as she becomes the first women to retain the Olympic 100m title, winning gold at the Mexico 1968 Olympic Games - Classic Highlights.
Prior to arriving at the Mexico 1968 Games, American sprinter Wyomia Tyus had become Olympic champion for the first time at the Tokyo Games four years earlier.
Although her position as the current Olympic champion - and record holder - made her one of the favourites to win the race, no woman had ever retained a 100 metres title in the Olympic Games up to that point.
With a new Olympic and world record of 11.0 seconds, Wyomia Tyus was once again the fastest woman alive, becoming the first woman ever to retain the 100m crown.
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Wyomia was one of the great sprinters from Tennessee State. She set quite a few world records and won several national sprint titles. I happen to be a huge fan and have been for quite some time.
Ms Tyus is from Griffin, GA, 30 miles south of Atlanta.
She was so conspicuously absent from the group of former Olympic athletes who were present to be honored at the beginning of the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. She was not given the courtesy of having her name mentioned. Outrageous!
Her Medals for the US:
Gold: 100 meters 1964 Olympics
Gold: 100 meters 1968 Olympics
Gold: 4x100 meter relay 1968 Olympics
Gold: 200 meters 1967 Pan American Games
Silver: 4x200 meter relay 1964 Olympics
Gee! Just another gold medal from one of our beautiful American sprinters! Love wyomia tyus😍
My Great aunt Ola is a graduate of tennessee state .... loved her to death
Proud of our Griffin, Georgia famous Olympian! I am so glad to have seen this!!! Thank you!
Great achievement by Ms. Wyomia Tyus...It is amazing to just win one gold medal, but to do it in consecutive Olympic Games is very impressive. My hats off to her, & may God continue to bless her in this life.
The tall woman in Lane 7, who winds up winning the bronze in this race, is Irena Szewinska from Poland. She had an even more impressive finish in the 200m race in the 1968 Olympics, where she finished first with a time of 22.5 sec. Irena is the only sprinter, male or female, to hold the world record in the 100m, 200m and 400m. That's impressive.
Irena Szewiśska did not break the world record in 100 m. (it was another Polish sprinter Ewa Kłobukowska - 11.1 sec.) but in 4x100 m. race.
Irena set the 100m world record on 7/9/65 in Prague with a time of 11.1 breaking Tyus’ 11.2 record
@@ddenuci Would you tell the source of this information, please.
@@jerzygondol1480 One place you can go to is the wikipedia entry title "Women's 100 metres world record progression"
In 1964 she was still running under her maiden name "Kirszenstein". Szewinska was her married name much later.
Re. the obvious false start by Bailes in Lane 4 ... I'm pretty convinced that what we are looking at in this video is actually two different events spliced together. When the runners are shown in the starting blocks and up to 0.08 second point of this video is, I believe, the start where Bailes is called for a false start. I just read where Tyus stated that there were two false starts leading up to the actual race. First, Bailes false started. After they got everyone back in the blocks, Ferrell (who was known for her great starts) also false started. So Tyus felt that she now had the advantage because she felt both of her main competitors (Bailes, Ferrell) would have to wait in the blocks and not risk a 2nd false start (Note the rules for getting disqualified were different back in '68. You were allowed one false start but got dq'd after a second false start).
So I think up to 0.08 seconds of this video, we're looking at the start where Bailes false started. After 0.08, we're looking at the actual 100m finals. It seems obvious now because at 0:09, Bailes is already behind the other runners which wouldn't make any sense given the start we see at 0:08.
Beginning at 0:35, we're seeing the 100m finals event as it actually happened, i.e., not the start where Bailes is charged with the false start.
The woman in lane 1 is Chi Cheng (sometimes Cheung). She was one of the greatest female sprinter of the 1968 era. She won a bronze in the 80m hurdles. She held many world records during her prime. From the looks of the ace bandages, it looks like she may have been running this race in not top condition.
Had to look her up, Chi Cheng pulled both leg muscles and had knee surgery a year before. Amazing still able to pull out a bronze in the 80m hurdles.
She fractured her leg. The Year of Chi Cheng came later.
Chi was so dominant in the years to come. Like Wyomia just a class person.
🇹🇼紀政、素晴らしい短距離走者。
I recall that in the great documentary "The Olympiad" (Bud Greenspan), Wyomia Tyus was shown doing a dance move before getting into the blocks. She later explained that she was doing the "Tighten Up" (Archie Bell and the Drells), and she did the dance move to help her relax. You gotta love that.
I guess they didn't call false starts back in the 60's
Stop hating
Someone jumped!
@@MrCarltonjsmith Athlete [84] definite false start.
You call it hating??
@@mrb8993 that girl came on 5th place anyway, maybe she was the Pocket Rocker off the Line Back Then and she's a horrible finisher.
@@MrCarltonjsmith: wake up and watch the start for yourself
In lane four Margaret Bailes made true foulstart!!!!!
Yah think? She was waaaaay out there, rofl!
It was not a false start by Tyus but the runner next to her. Guess the comments about Tyus cheating prove the at least a few people think all black people look alike.
You're not kidding. If you freeze at 0:08, you can see that her left foot has completed left the blocks and no other runner has even flinched! Here's how they finished:
1. Wyomia TYUS USA 11.08
2. Barbara FERRELL USA 11.15
3. Irena SZEWINSKA POL 11.19
4. Raelene BOYLE AUS 11.20
5. Margaret BAILES USA 11.37
6. Dianne BURG AUS 11.44
7. Chi CHEUNG TAI 11.53
8. Miguelina COBIAN CUB 11.61
That foot belonged to another black woman, not the winner Wyomia Tyus. Watch the rest of the video.
@@evacookie913 Correct. It's the runner in Lane 4. The funny thing is that she (Bailes) is already behind the pack within the first 10 meters. So the false start did not seem to help her. In the first round of the 100m, three Americans (Tyus, Bailes, Ferrell) equalled the Olympic record of 11.2. Not surprisingly, that group (along with Netter) won the 4x100m in these Olympics.
BTW, Bailes is only 17 at the time of this race, and in high school. She got pregnant within a year, and never raced again. She might have won the gold in the Olympics (she had finished second in the 100m to Tyus and first in the 200m at the US Trials, and had defeated Tyus at an AAU event the week before the Trials), but had been recovering from pneumonia, which she contracted while staying at the Olympic village.
How good was she as a high school sprinter? Her time (11.3) in the 100m is still tops all-time in Oregon girls high school. Still the fastest time 53 years later! And the same for her 200m time (22.95).
THATS MY AUNT MY NAME KOREAA TYUS
Kamaya Henley : Pleased to meet you!
Who cares?
@Joseph the Great I love Wyomia, one of the GOAT.
@@waynehentley4332: would it kill you to be pleasant and civil?
Your aunt is an awesome person. Just class all the way.
It was a false start allright by Margaret Bailes from the USA in lane 4, who finished 5th, so no harm done for any medal position. But it was outrageous indeed to ignore Wyomia Tyus during celebration time at the Olympics in 1996 in Atlanta, a city not more than 30 miles from her home town, for crying out loud! She belonged there, for she was one of the greatest female athletes in the entire history of her sport. By the way: i didn't see any bearfooted athlete either, and I looked very, very closely on large sceen modus. And, Rafa AMARILLAS, if you want to see that Raelene Boyle had spikes on, look at the start, she sits in lane 7 wearing start number 107, can you the spikes now?
Lane 2
***** That was indeed a travesty. She also won the 100m at the 1968 olympics, being the first woman to win twice.
Not only the first woman, the first PERSON ever to retain the title in 100m. She is in good company; Carl Lewis, Gail Devers, Usain Bolt & Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce.
lane 2, number 33 is definitely barefoot..
+72golfcrazy LOL you eyes are awful, I can see the shoes clearly. Look at then when they are in the start position, it's very easy to she her spikes...they were gold in colour.
GRIFFIN, GA!!!💙💛💙💛💙💛💙
omg the camera, like a ghostbuster
The ABC camera...omg!
Go Ty
Barefoot runner is Raelene Boyle from Australia. She was timed at 11.1 and got 4th place behind Tyus (11.0) Farrel (11.1) and Szewinska (11.1)
Raelene never ran a race barefoot. The Australian athletic confederation aren't paupers. They wouldn't send away an internationally novice 17 year old without shoes
11.20
@@MrStevecro The UK athletes can usually afford shoes, but I believe Zola Budd ran barefoot...because she like it like that
@@MrStevecro From memory Raelene's shoes were home-made by her father (& coach).
@@MrStevecro When you pause the video at 0:06, it sure looks like she's barefoot. But I agree with you that she is not running barefoot. She's just using running shoes that are cut low and in this B&W video, it seems to match the color of her skin. But a google search didn't show any evidence that she ever ran barefoot in a race.
Along with the American Bailes, Raelene was only 17 years old at the time of this race. She seems to be matching Tyus stride for stride in the first 80m of the race, and then fades a little to finish fourth. Her finishing time set a World Junior record.
I came here after listening to a half hour interview with her on the BBC World Service. I wanted to see her run. And by the wonder of UA-cam…
Me Too!
紀政在第一跑道，跑第七名很厲害了，看了很感動
EXACTLY MATE!
margaret bailes clearly false started!
andrew paul I agree.
It did her no good though, she seemed to then slow down to make up for it
How did you recall her😱
bad editing - they were recalled for a false start - this film has spliced the false start with the actual race (look where lane 4 is when the camera angle changes - suddenly she is behind lane 3)
Why is this the first time, I ever heard of her?
Uh...because she's a black woman and America isn't going to celebrate an achievement by someone black the way they would is she were white.
@@erikkillmonger5624: R U kidding. America just loves their blacks WHEN THEY WIN. Maybe the 1968 black power salute and its context after the men's 200 escapes you?
@@erikkillmonger5624 that's not true. Wilma Rudolph, Florence Griffith Joyner, Jackie Joyner-Kersey all get love. It's gotta be something else.
You're too young?
@@erikkillmonger5624 Nonsense!!
You mean to tell me that the lady who false started with that huge head start didn't even get a medal?
She might have done an Armin Harry
it is bad editing - they were recalled for a false start - this film has spliced the false start with the actual race (look where lane 4 is when the camera angle changes - suddenly she is behind lane 3)
IF YOU LOOK CLOSELY IT WAS A FALSE START .... BUT HE RACE WOULD STILL BE WON BY THE LEGEND
Was there a false start?
Junior Mcclure it appears from the taller American, her name Margaret Bailes.
Yes
this movie has wrongly edited in a false start with the actual race - they were recalled.
That's My Momma!
Raelene Boyle
She held the world junior record for a while. Then it became just the national junior record. Still, no Australian junior has bettered her 11.2 for the 100mtr.
@@WorldSacred not even that Melinda Gainsford Taylor?
@@couch.patati-patata Gainsford Taylor ran a time of 11.12 as a senior. But I do not believe Boyle's national junior record was reached.
No crowd at the Olympic Track and Field event? Times have changed indeed.
yes and it wasn't for just that race - i'm not sure why.
Did anybody notice that lady false started😂😂🤷🏾♀️
Huge false start !
bad editing - they were recalled for a false start - this film has spliced the false start with the actual race (look where lane 4 is when the camera angle changes - suddenly she is behind lane 3)
Black Excellence
Those Tennessee State Tigerbelles were amazing!
Omg. Look at that huge abc camera. Hahah
Absolutely, positively no barefoot
Great achievement by Ms. Woman a
Was that Silvia Chivas? Oh no, second was USA too.
Starting one minute first the other
A LARGADA FOI QUEIMADA SEM OS JUÍZES PERCEBER DAR PARA VER A ATLETA DO VÍDEO DA ESQUERDA PARA A DIREITA A QUINTA NO VÍDEO PARTINDO PRIMEIRO.
Not to take anything from Wyomia, but if Wilma Rudolph had of ran 60,64 and 68 she could've easily took this title. Wilma got bored with track and winning and retired. I really wish she would've ran for longer amount of time.
She had to earn a living. Track didn't pay back then and sponsorship was scarce for a black woman.
abebe run marathon in rome olympics and won
Could have sworn Raelene Boyle was ahead of Szewinska at the end!
After they crossed the finish line, Tyus, Ferrell and Raelene Boyle were taken down to the victory ceremony room. The officials on the track gave Boyle 3rd place. But the photo finish put Boyle at 4th. And she found out just before they were to go out for the victory ceremony.
Raelene Boyle was always unlucky - at the 1976 games she was dq'd for 2 false starts when tv replays showed that she hadn't.
I don't think she is barefoot..
タイアスは雨を苦手にしていて、この時も降りそうだったのでいやな気分だったそう。表彰式の時は雨が本降りになっていた。
That is what I thought.
Nice good❤
Did anyone notice that one of the runners ran barefoot?
Was it Zola Budd ?
The one and only, the amazing talent before track and field became a steroid fest.
How is this not a false start on lane 4. It was so obvious.
the starting blocks were not electronically wired in 1968 (they are now of course) so the starter had to personally watch all 8 athletes at once - not surprisingly they got it wrong sometimes (raelene boyle in lane 2 was dq'd for 2 false starts in the 1976 olympics but tv replays showed that she hadn't).
re the false start - actually on the thread it is explained - bad editing - they were recalled but this film splices the false start with the actual race (look how lane 4 is suddenly back a bit).
did one of them false start or did everyone have a terrible start
a false start and recalled - but this movie has edited in the wrong start.
big pack of batteries
Chi Cheng with heavily strapped thighs.
Watch Irena sjewinska, bad start, come from the back to get 3 rd place.
She had a very strong finish. There's a youtube video of the 200m finals from this 1968 Olympics. Coming off the turn, she looks to be in about 7th place. But she catches everyone, and finishes first. As in the 100M finals, she catches up to Jaelene Boyle very close to the tape. So Irena gets the gold and 17 year old Boyle the silver.
@@ddenuci Yes, definitely the ladies Sprint star of a generation.
No false start? That could have impacted everyone else’s race
it is bad editing - they were recalled for a false start - this film has spliced the false start with the actual race (look where lane 4 is when the camera angle changes - suddenly she is behind lane 3)
false start? anyone...do u agree?
bad editing - the false start (recalled) and the actual race have somehow been edited together to make this film.
sad😥
it was actually a false start by lane 4 surely? just as well it didn't matter regarding the medals.
actually on the thread it is explained - bad editing - they were recalled but this film splices the false start with the actual race (look how lane 4 is suddenly back a bit).
False start.
That wasn't Wyomia. The woman who did a false start ended in 5th.
yes but it is bad editing - they were recalled for a false start - this film has wrongly spliced the false start with the actual race (look where lane 4 is when the camera angle changes - suddenly she is behind lane 3)
Did you see the false start in this ran. Margaret Bailes from the United States false started and no one called them to start to race again. Second place Barbara Ferrell had to chase her down to capture the silver and Wyomia Tyus capture the gold. I believe it would have been a different race because Barbara Ferrell won all her preliminary heats, the outcome would have been different. I'm not saying Wyomia Tyus didn't deserve to win, however, a false start in the Olympics never heard or seen such thing until now.
re the false start - actually on the thread it is explained - bad editing - they were recalled but this film splices the false start with the actual race (look how lane 4 is suddenly back a bit).
She is not ... she has a pair of golden spikes on !
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The
Looked like a false start ?
That looked like a false start!
Very slow
Lol false sstart
That was another black woman, not Wyomia Tyus who won. Is it that hard for you to accept she won?
the film is edited wrong - the false start by lane 4 (which was recalled) has somehow been edited in with the actual race (look where lane 4 is when the camera angle changes -she is not ahead).
looked like a false start
That was Margaret Bailes, not the winner Wyomia Tyus.
it was a false start but this film is edited wrong - the false start (which was recalled) has been spliced together with the actual race (look where lane 4 suddenly is when the camera angle changes - she should be miles ahead)