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Description Final phase of the first semi-final of men's 110 metre hurdles in Mexico City Olympics, where the Italian Eddy Ottoz, number 515, finishes second; the other racers, from the left, Juan Morales, Pierre Schoebel, Daniel Riedo, Hinrich John, Bo Forssander and the winner, Erv Hall. Mexico City (Mexico), October 17, 1968.
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Author Mario De Biasi (Mondadori Publishers)
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