User talk:Olymfacts

March 2011

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Reliable sources

Please read WP:RS, essentially, in no circumstances will it be acceptable to cite something in Wikipedia to a forum, or any other amateur generated content. Courcelles 18:14, 11 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]

My mistake.My apologies.The information i posted is accurate.I will find it in published form although it may take me a week or so to do this.Thanks again. Olymfacts (talk) 17:21, 14 March 2011 (UTC) olymfacts.[reply]

Courcelles,if these sources are ok woth you i will repost the information soon.

She scored 2 perfect scores of 10 in event finals at the 1967 European Championships ( Source :Gymnastics,edited by Peter Tatlow,1979,p.143,ISBN 0 7111 0004 7).

Between 1964-68 Caslavska won 19 individual gold medals in the major championships ( World,European,Olympics)compared with 7 for all Soviet gymnasts during this time. (Source : Illustrated History of Gymnastics,John Goodbody,1982,pages 122-125,ISBN 0 09 143350 9).

She won the 1968 Olympic All-Around title with the highest received score up to that time ( Source : Complete Book of Gymnastics,David Hunn,1978,p.30,ISBN 0706356721).

Her win by 1.4 points remains the largest winning margin in Olympic,World,World Cup or European All-Around Championships for women. ( Sources : International Gymnast magazines,British Gymnast magazines,Illustrated History of Gymnastics,Olympics.org).

Olympics : Gorokhovskaya 0.84 Latynina 0.3 Latynina 0.335 Caslavska 0.566 Caslavska 1.4 Turischeva 0.15 Comaneci 0.6 Davydova 0.075 Retton 0.05 Shushunova 0.025 Gutsu 0.012 Podkopayeva 0.18 Amanar 0.051 Patterson 0.176 Liukin 0.6

World Cup Turischeva 0.6 Filatova 0.5 Filatova 0.3 Zakharova 0.15 Zakharova 0.1 Yurchenko/Bicherova 0.1 Shushunova 0.125 Lysenko 0.013

World Championships Rudiko 0.570 Latynina 1.132 Latynina 0.298 Caslavska 0.201 Turischeva 0.6 Turischeva 0.8 Mukhina 0.15 Kim 0.275 Bicherova 0.325 Yurchenko 0.35 Omelianchik/Shushunova 0.338. Dobre 0.163 Boginskaya 0.038 Zmeskal 0.112 Miller 0.007 Miller 0.038 Podkopayeva 0.118 Khorkina 0.049 Olaru 0.069 Khorkina 0.312 Khorkina 0.188 Memmel 0.001 Ferrari 0.275 Johnson 1.25 Sloan 0.05 Mustafina 1.034.

European Championships Latynina 0.667 Kot 0.66 Latynina 0.3 Bilic 0.101 Caslavska 0.701 Caslavska 0.432 Janz 0.55 Lazakovich/Turischeva 0.55 Turischeva 0.45 Comaneci 0.35 Comaneci 0.35 Comaneci 0.6 Gnauck 0.3 Bicherova 0.05 Shushunova 0.175 Silivas 0.3 Boginskaya 0.013 Boginskaya 0.237 Gutsu 0.077 Gogean 0.169 Podkopayeva 0.099 Khorkina 0.232 Khorkina 0.125 Khorkina 0.05 Kozich 0.05 Debauve 0.024 Ferrari 1.175 Semenova 0.05

Olymfacts (talk) 15:47, 5 April 2011 (UTC) olymfacts[reply]

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Hello, Olymfacts. You have new messages at Courcelles's talk page.
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