Wilma Rudolph

The Wilma Rudolph Foundation that was founded in 1982.

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Yes, some did.

Rudy Giuliani married 3 times:

* Regina Peruggi, on October 26, 1968 * Donna Hanover, on April 15, 1984 * Judith Nathan, on May 24, 2003

No, but she sprained it and won the race.

Overcomes polio considered the fastest runner in the world in the 1960s

Marion Jones, of USA, is the current fastest woman on earth.

She was born prematurely, which was the main cause, and developed polio when she was 3. She got measles, mumps, chicken pox, and pneumonia two times when she was a child and her mother and siblings helped her through it all.

Wilma Rudolph died at the age of 54, of throat and brain cancer.

Wilma Rudolph's doctor was Dr. E.B. "Doc" Morrow. He played a significant role in her recovery from polio, which she contracted as a child. Morrow's encouragement and support helped her regain her strength and pursue her dream of becoming an Olympic athlete.

Wilma Rudolph lived in Clarksville, Tennessee, during her childhood. Although she was born in St. Bethlehem, Tennessee, she later moved to Clarksville, where she faced numerous challenges, including polio and other health issues. Her determination and talent eventually led her to become an Olympic champion and a significant figure in sports history.

Rome they only place of course where she set an unbeatable world record.

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She won 3 gold medals at the 1960 Olympic games.

She didn't really, she was just a track star that won something like 3 gold medals in the Olympics. then she died of brain cancer.

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Yes, in 2004. Click on the 'Wilma Rudolph Postage Stamp' link below to see a picture of the stamp.

1960.

Yes, Wilma won the gold medal in the women's 100 meter dash at the 1960 Summer Games in Rome in a time of 11.0 seconds.

1960 fastest woman on earth and a very educated woman

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Australian sprinters.