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Robinson tries to teach Friday how to become civilised.
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Today's events direct from Munich
Cycling Road Race: 11.35
The start of the Individual Road Race Final
Olympic champion: P. Vianelli (Italy)
Canoeing: 11.50
Today's heats to decide the line-up for the finals.
Athletics: 12.25: Decathlon 100m
the first event of two days' competition to find the world's best all-round athlete.
Boxing: Quarter-finals: 1.0
News... Action... Results from all today's events
Introduced by David Vine
Timings are subject to alteration.
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Today's events direct from Munich
2.0 Hammer Throw Final (Men)
Olympic champion: G. Zsivotzky (Hungary)
Olympic record: 240ft 8ins
Cycling Final
The blue riband event of the Olympic cycling competition raced over 120 miles on the Grunwald Circuit
2.25* The finish of the Individual Road Race
Athletics
Six more gold medal events are decided, including the Men's 400m; and at 4.10 the 5,000m heats
110m Hurdles Final (Men)
In every Olympiad since 1932, the winner of the 110m hurdles has been an American. And America's Rod Milburn - the man they call 'Hot Rod' - holds the present world record with 13secs.
Olympic champion: W. Davenport (USA) Olympic record: 13.3secs
200m (Women). Semi-finals
The great Dorothy Hyman's British record for the 200m has stood since 1963. She clocked 23.2secs.
1500m (Women). Semi-finals
Russia's Ludmilla Bragina has the best performance this year. Her 4min 6.9secs was a world record.
4.10 5,000m (Men). Heats:
All America expects this gold to go to Steve Prefontaine, a tough and talented 21-year-old who looks like a running Robert Redford.
Shot Put Final (Women)
The domination of this event by the Eastern Europeans is almost total. This year's best performances have been by a Russian, an East German and a Bulgarian. Olympic champion: M. Gummel (E Germany)
Olympic record: 64ft 4ine
100m Hurdles (Women). Semi-finals
This replaces the women's 80m hurdles, which was a feature of the Olympics from 1932-1968.
5.30 400m Final (Men)
The Americans made a clean sweep of the medals at Mexico. On the rostrum, all three wore their black power berets and raised gloved fists in salute.
Olympic champion: L. Evans (USA) Olympic record: 43.8secs
200m Final (Women)
Olympic champion: I. Szewinska (Poland)
Olympic record: 22.5secs
6.0 400m Final (Women)
The last two Olympic finals have each been won in the same time - 52secs by Australia's Betty Cuthbert at Tokyo and the French girl, Colette Besson, at Mexico.
Olympic champion: C. Besson (France) Olympic record: 52.0secs
6.10 Boxing: Quarter-finals
News... Action... Highlights of the day's athletics and cycling
Dressage: The medal-winning rounds from the Team final.
Introduced by Frank Bough
Timings are subject to alteration.
(Guide to this week's finals: pages 14-17)
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Starring Robert Hardy, Julian Holloway, John Rhys-Davies
A fear so real, it can kill. A fear so old, it defies reason. A fear which Baldick must overcome - or be smothered by his own terror...
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Direct from Munich, tonight's big events and highlights of the eleventh day of Olympic competition featuring:
Athletics Finals
The action, stories and personalities of an outstanding day at the Stadium with six gold medals at stake
Boxing
Today's best contests from the quarter-finals.
Volleyball Final
The match to decide the gold medal at the end of the Women's Championship
Yachting Finals
The last day of the Olympic Regatta at Kiel when six gold medals are decided.
and Basketball - Archery
Dressage - Cycling
Introduced by Frank Bough
with comment and interviews by Ian Wooldridge, Chris Brasher
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