Steve Prefontaine

Record	Events	Title	Source Website	Type	Created
Steve Prefontaine			Forces War Records	Image	9/08/2013
Oregon.gif			Forces War Records	Image	16/08/2015
Steve Prefontaine, Geoff Petrie, Russ Francis.jpg			Forces War Records	Image	25/12/2015
3836181077_71edc0dfcf_b.jpg			Forces War Records	Image	25/12/2015
1972 Munich Olympics.jpg			Forces War Records	Image	11/11/2015
4023305982_faa3057282.jpg			Forces War Records	Image	25/12/2015
2603bb7e84de845bf307cec5c6749bc3.jpg			Forces War Records	Image	25/12/2015
Oregon.jpg			Forces War Records	Image	15/09/2015
olympics-1972-poster.jpg			Forces War Records	Image	11/11/2015
1972_munich_olympic_poster_by_adamkeyes.jpg			Forces War Records	Image	11/11/2015
5198415785_bce0c78650_b.jpg			Forces War Records	Image	25/12/2015
Steve Prefontaine	Birth, Custom, Death, People	US, Social Security Death Index	Forces War Records	Index Record	5/09/2008

URL	Events	Description
THE LEGEND LIVES ON : Even though Steve Prefontaine died almost 10 years ago, the memory of his life and controversy surrounding his death are as alive as ever
Steve Prefontaine
San Francisco
Eugene, Ore.
Modesto
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Africa
Emiel Puttemans
Brendan Foster
Dixon
Lasse Viren
Finland
Viren
Eugene
Frank Shorter
Jon Anderson
Boston Marathon
Anderson
Coos Bay
University of Oregon
NCAA
U.S.
Mohamed Gammoudi
Ian Stewart
Europe
Rod Dixon
Oregon Track Coach Bill Dellinger
Tokyo
Dellinger
Bill Bowerman
Oregon
Bowerman
Portland
Helsinki
USA
Bonneville
Coos Bay
[2]
U.S. Army
World War II
seamstress
[3]
[4]
[5]
[6]
cross country
physical education
Marshfield High School
[7]
Bill Bowerman
University of Oregon
Bill Hayward
junior
[8]
recruited
[9]
[10]
Villanova
letter of intent
Nike
NCAA Men's Cross Country Championship
Olympics
Division I
Pi Kappa Alpha
Hayward Field
Sports Illustrated
5000 meters
1972 Summer Olympic Games
Lasse Virén
Mohammed Gammoudi
Ian Stewart
Amateur Athletic Union
amateur
1976 Summer Olympics
Montreal
Hendricks Park
MGB
[12]
blood alcohol concentration
[13]
$90 billion
Fire on the Track.
competed in the 1972 Munich Olympics
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