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Los Angeles campus. Two of the world's greatest athletes came from the cinder track of UCLA. In the 1960 Olympics in Rome, Rafer Johnson (right) and C. K. Yang (left) finished first and second, with the highest decathlon scores in history. Johnson had been runner-up in the 1956 Olympics. Shown with UCLA Coach Drake
Contributing Institution
UC Berkeley, University Archives
Collection
A Centennial Exhibit from the Nine Campuses of the University of California
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Type
image
Identifier
UARC PIC 1900.21
ark:/13030/kt2h4nc4dm
uarc_cubanc_33_1_00017023

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