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Pictures Dated 1st February 2012

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Frank Shorter - 1972 Olympic Marathon Champion
Frank Shorter - 1972 Olympic Marathon Champion
Donie Walsh - 1972 Munich Olympics - Men's Marathon
Donie Walsh - 1972 Munich Olympics - Men's Marathon
1976 Montreal Olympics: Men's 800m
1976 Montreal Olympics: Men's 800m
Frank Shorter runs into the stadium before winning the Olympics at the 1972 Munich
Frank Shorter runs into the stadium before winning the Olympics at the 1972 Munich
West German student Norbert Sudhaus runs into the stadium as a prank at the end of
West German student Norbert Sudhaus runs into the stadium as a prank at the end of
1972 Munich Olympics: Men's Marathon
1972 Munich Olympics: Men's Marathon
West German student Norbert Sudhaus runs into the stadium as a prank at the end of
West German student Norbert Sudhaus runs into the stadium as a prank at the end of
West German student Norbert Sudhaus runs into the stadium as a prank at the end of
West German student Norbert Sudhaus runs into the stadium as a prank at the end of
1976 Montreal Olympics: Men's 800m
1976 Montreal Olympics: Men's 800m
1976 Montreal Olympics: Men's 800m
1976 Montreal Olympics: Men's 800m
1976 Montreal Olympics: Men's 800m
1976 Montreal Olympics: Men's 800m
Featured 1 Feb 2012 Print

West German student Norbert Sudhaus runs into the stadium as a prank at the end of the marathon at the 1972 Munich Olympics

Athletics - 1972 Munich Olympics - Marathon
West German student Norbert Sudhaus runs round the stadium in a track uniform, initially fooling the officials and crowd, who began to cheer him, that he is about to win the race. He was not stopped until he had run round most of the track, prompting loud booing from the crowd that the real race leader, American Frank Shorter, believed was for him.