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Ice Sports Olympic Sports

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Ball Sports Olympic Sports

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Ball sports

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Provides a history of the inclusion in the Olympic program of six ball sports: tennis, soccer, hockey, handball, basketball, and volleyball.

Ice sports

By Robert Sandelson

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Presents a history of ice sports competition in the Olympic Games, featuring bobsledding, ice hockey, figure skating, pairs skating, ice dancing, and speed skating.

Combat sports

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Describes the history, rules, and great moments of the Olympic combat sports of boxing, fencing, judo, and wrestling.

Swimming and diving

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An overview of the events that make up the swimming and diving portion of the Olympic Games, with highlights of great athletes and moments.

Track athletics

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An overview of the events that make up the track athletics portion of the Olympic Games, highlighting great athletes and moments related to the sports.

Victor Vasarely in black and white.

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Swimming and Diving

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