At 100m he had a best time of 10.06, which he clocked in the Olympic final on a cinder track after running a wind-assisted 9.91 in the semi-finals. Hayes was the first runner to run 100y in 9.1, and the first man to better six seconds for 60y indoors.
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Bob Hayes ; 70 yd: 6.9 h ; WR ; 100 yd: 9.1 h (St. Louis, 1963) ; 100 m: 9.9 h (Tokyo, 1964) ; 200 m: 20.5 h (Coral Gables, 1963)
Hayes was the first to run 100y in 9.1, and the first man to better six seconds for 60y indoors. He also briefly held the world record of 20.5 for 200 meters.
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Hayes ran the 100-meters in just 10 seconds flat, winning his first of two medals for the United States. He also had set a new Olympic record. His other gold ...
At the Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games, Hayes had the unfavorable assignment of Lane 1 for the 100-meter dash final but still managed to tie the world record with a ...
TOKYO, Thursday, Oct. 15 (UPI)—Bob Hayes of Jacksonville, Fla., ran the fastest 100 Meters in history today with a time of 9.9 seconds in his semi‐final ...
Hayes's time rounded off to a sensational but uninflammatory 9.3 seconds. Since then Hayes has pretty well indicated that he could do 9.3 running on Jones ...