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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Marty_LiquoriMarty Liquori - Wikipedia

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   1971 Cali. 1500 metres. IAAF World Cup. 1977 Düsseldorf. 5000 metres. Martin William Liquori (born September 11, 1949) is a retired American middle distance athlete. Liquori rose to fame when he became the third American high schooler to break the four-minute mile by running a 3:59.8 in 1967, three years after Jim Ryun first did it. [ 1 ] He ...

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3. racingpast.ca › john_contentsMarty Liquori Profile - Racing Past

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   Learn about the life and career of Marty Liquori, one of the finest runners of the 1960s and 1970s. He broke the 4-minute mile as a high-schooler, competed with Jim Ryun, and ran for Villanova under Jumbo Elliott.

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4. www.encyclopedia.com › humanities › encyclopediasLiquori, Martin William, Jr., ("Marty") - Encyclopedia.com

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   Learn about Marty Liquori, one of the best runners in the world at the high school, college, and post collegiate levels, who won the "Dream Mile" in 1971. Explore his achievements, records, and awards in track and field, and his involvement in the Council on Physical Fitness.

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6. olympics.com › en › athletesMartin William LIQUORI - Olympics.com

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   Biography. In 1967 Marty Liquori became the third American high schooler to break four minutes for the mile, running 3:59.8. He attended Villanova where he was NCAA mile champion from 1969-71. He also won the AAU mile in 1969 and 1971. Later in his career, he moved to the 5,000 and won the AAU title in that event in 1975 and 1977-78.

7. www.usatf.org › athlete-bios › marty-liquoriMarty Liquori | USA Track & Field

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   Marty Liquori is a former middle-distance runner and coach who broke four minutes for the mile in high school and won three NCAA one mile titles. He also set four American records, competed in two Olympics, and became a TV commentator and author.

8. bringbackthemile.com › athletes › detailMarty Liquori : Athletes - Bring Back the Mile

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   Learn about Marty Liquori, a former Olympian and world-class miler who broke 4 minutes in high school and college. See his achievements, fun facts, photos, news and videos on this web page.

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   Did Marty Liquori run a mile?

   • In 1967 Marty Liquori became the third American high schooler to break four minutes for the mile, running 3:59.8. He attended Villanova where he was NCAA mile champion from 1969-71. He also won the AAU mile in 1969 and 1971. Later in his career, he moved to the 5,000 and won the AAU title in that event in 1975 and 1977-78.

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   Who is Marty Liquori?

   • Marty Liquori is a person who grew up playing baseball (as a catcher) and basketball. On entering high school, he had a dream of becoming a basketball player.

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   Did Marty Liquori win any major titles?

   • Despite being the world’s number one over 5,000 meters in 1977, Marty Liquori never won a major title throughout his long career. Schoolboy Marty Liquori grew up playing baseball (as a catcher) and basketball.

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   Is Marty Liquori a good runner?

   • Marty Liquori was up there with the likes of Ryun, Walker, Keino, Bayi and Coghlan in the late 1960s and the 1970s, making it clear that he was a good runner. There is no doubt about it in the conclusion of Marty Liquori’s running career profile.

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   Did Marty Liquori possess competitive talent?

   • According to his university coach Jumbo Elliott, Marty Liquori had the talent, strength, and was a great competitor. He loved to win and was quite confident.

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   Did Marty Liquori go to the Montreal Olympics?

   • Marty Liquori went to the Montreal Olympics, but as a TV commentator. Despite this disappointment, he wasn’t finished with track: ‘I didn’t want to stop running. I didn’t want to leave the American people with the image of Marty Liquori as a loser….’ [He] was faced with making a comeback, which he had already done a couple of times.

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10. bringbackthemile.com › news › detailAn interview with Mile legend Marty Liquori : News : Bring ...

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    Aug 31, 2011 · Learn about Marty Liquori's running career, from his sub-4 minute Mile in high school to his Olympic and World Cup achievements. Find out how he became a TV commentator, a co-founder of Athletic Attic and a jazz guitarist.