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	Ralph Doubell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ralph Douglas Doubell AM (born February 11, 1945) is an Australian former athlete, and gold medallist at the 1968 Summer Olympics.
		Doubell was a graduate from the University of Melbourne, where he had come under the tutelage of legendary Austrian-born coach Franz Stampfl.
		Doubell had planned to compete at the 1972 Olympics in Munich, but was prevented by calf injuries, which hastened his retirement.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ralph_Doubell (272 words)

	Sports Factor - 28/07/00: Ralph Doubell & Franz Stampfl
		Ralph Doubell: He was dictatorial, he was adamant in his views, he had a worldly view, and I think he had a confidence in himself which is actually critical in any success you're going to have as an athlete, or as a coach.
		Ralph Doubell: Percy was probably a bit extreme for me. I think his training methods were very similar to Stampfl's even though they were held over beaches, running up and down sand dunes, running up and down hills, and he would be more extrovert.
		Ralph Doubell: In the '60s, we were much more successful and we had a series of coaches who challenged the athletes and challenged the system.
	www.ausport.gov.au /fulltext/2000/sportsf/s156849.htm (3704 words)

	Club Patron
		Doubell's first real breakthrough came in early 1966 when he beat compatriot Noel Clough in the 800m at the Australian championships, setting a national record of 1min 47.3sec.
		Doubell's first major international victory over 800m was at the World Student Games in Tokyo on 3 September 1967 in a time of 1min 46.7sec.
		Doubell finished 6th in the 800m at the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh, and had planned to compete at the 1972 Munich Olympics, but was prevented by calf injuries, which hastened his retirement.
	www.athleticseast.asn.au /Pages/RALPH.htm (514 words)

	Australian Olympic Committee (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		When Ralph Doubell won the Olympic 800 metres championship in Mexico City in 1968 he became the first Australian to win over that distance since Edwin Flack 72 years before.
		Doubell was a comparatively late starter in athletics, having run his first half-mile at the age of 17 at Melbourne High School.
		Doubell kept within contact, although around seven metres behind, and swept past in the last 50 metres.
	www.olympics.com.au /athletes.cfm?AthleteID=1759 (279 words)

	Heinemann Atlas background page
		Ralph Doubell became serious about athletics when he was studying science at the University of Melbourne.
		After finishing sixth in the 800 metre running event at the 1966 Commonwealth Games, Ralph competed in the United States to ensure he was regularly racing against the best.
		Ralph won his heat in the 800 metre event but was lucky not to fall when another competitor cut in front of him.
	www.hi.com.au /atlas/atlas3/updates/bg.asp?subtopicid=2722 (191 words)

	Doubell Speaks Out On Slacker Athletes
		Doubell, along with fellow gold medallist Herb Elliott, has arranged a seminar "How to Win Gold" in Sydney on June 7.
		Doubell said neither he nor Elliott wanted to be coaches because they were too committed with their business activities but felt they could contribute to middle distance running.
		Doubell said there were fundamentals the pair strongly believed in and the seminar would closely look at the philosophy of training and the mental approach to middle distance running.
	www.coolrunning.com.au /news/1998n034.shtml (459 words)

	ZoomInfo Web Summary: Ralph Doubell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Olympic Gold medallist and former world record holder, Ralph Doubell has recently been appointed to the positions of Australian Marketing Manager and NSW State Manager of the Rushton Group, one of the largest independent valuation firms in Australia.
		Ralph was previously the Director of the NSW Institute of Sport from July 2001 until February 2003.
		Ralph Doubell won the Olympic Gold Medal for the 800 metres in the 1968 Olympics.
	www.zoominfo.com /directory/Doubell_Ralph_52763983.htm (547 words)

	Business Ethics - Articles - Cheats Can Prosper and Do
		(Ralph seems to forget that the media are themselves part of Australia's businesses.) It is important, Ralph says, ``to maintain perspective and be aware that usually the minority is being portrayed not the majority''.
		Ralph argues that people, even wealthy people, would not regard themselves as being successful if they had a poor reputation because of their unethical behaviour.
		The importance of reputation is supported by Ralph Doubell, executive chairman of Australia Derivatives Exchange and director of Stadium Australia Ltd. He believes most executives are aware they should act so that public reporting of their actions ``on The Financial Review's back page [Rear Window] or on the Telegraph's front page'' would cause no embarrassment.
	www.erc.org.au /busethics/articles/1031199969.shtml (1710 words)

	Two Australian contenders - Athletics -
		When track legend Kip Keino was in Sydney four years ago as head of the Kenyan Olympic Committee, he expressed surprise that Ralph Doubell wasn't more feted in Australian sporting circles.
		Doubell's extraordinary performance to win the 800-metres gold in world record time at the 1968 Mexico City Games remains the most recent Olympic medal of any colour by an Australian in a middle- or long-distance track race.
		Back in 1968, Doubell just edged out Kenyan Wilson Kiprugut to claim the 800m gold, but there was only one other African runner in the final.
	www.theage.com.au /olympics/articles/2004/08/03/1091476492711.html (673 words)

	Ralph Sampson Definition / Ralph Sampson Research
		Ralph Lee Sampson (born July 7July 7 is the 188th day of the year (189th in leap years) in the Gregorian Calendar, with 177 days remaining.
		Events 1456 - Joan of Arc is acquitted of heresy (but she had already been executed).
		Ralph Sampson is a gutless big guy who picks on little people, and he showed me a gutless streak.
	www.elresearch.com /Ralph_Sampson (722 words)

	Olympian launches book on University’s sporting history : UniNews : News : The University of Melbourne
		A new book documenting 150 years of sporting history at the University of Melbourne was launched at the University recently by Olympic Gold Medal athlete (and Melbourne alumnus) Ralph Doubell.
		Doubell set a world record time to win Gold in the 800-metres track event at the 1968 Mexico Olympics.
		Finish line: Dr June Senyard (centre) with Olympians Ralph Doubell and Kitty Chiller at the launch of The Ties that Bind.
	uninews.unimelb.edu.au /articleid_1461.html (478 words)

	Celebrating 100 years of ‘Blues’ : UniNews : News : The University of Melbourne
		Among past University rowers at the dinner were the 1949 intervarsity crew, which included Sir Rod Carnegie and Sir James Gobbo, the 1956 crew, and crews from the 1960s and 70s.
		Other notable guests included Olympic Gold Medallists and alumni Peter Antonie and Ralph Doubell; Olympians Margot Foster and Adrian Costa; President of the Court of Appeals and former Hawthorn and University Blacks footballer, Justice John Winneke; and cricket administrators Malcolm Gray and Tony Steele.
		Ralph Doubell winning the 800m Gold Medal at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City.
	uninews.unimelb.edu.au /unarticleid_2847.html (1406 words)

	Billboard template
		CSU Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian Goulter and NSWIS Director Ralph Doubell welcome the MOU signing on 8 October at the Bathurst Campus.
		CSU Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ian Goulter, said the NSWIS agreement was a seamless partnership, enabling the University to meets its commitment to “support people in any stage of their careers, with the flexibility they require”.
		NSWIS Director Ralph Doubell said CSU’s flexible course delivery modes were a key requirement for their athletes, who spend a lot of time travelling and training throughout Australia and overseas.
	www.csu.edu.au /division/marketing/billboard/1018/1018bd.htm (304 words)

	Olympic track & field duel
		Eddie Tolan vs. Ralph Metcalfe, Los Angeles 1932
		Lauri Lehtinen vs. Ralph Hill, Los Angeles 1932
		Ralph Doubell vs. Wilson Kiprugut, Mexico City 1968
	www.saunalahti.fi /~sut/eng/duel.html (159 words)

	Sport Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Jointly with Hugh Weir, he is credited with winning the Melbourne bid for the 1956 Olympic Games when Melbourne defeated Buenos Aires by one vote.
		It was Luxton, while Chairman of Shell Australia, who employed athlete Ralph Doubell, allowing Ralph generous leave to pursue his athletic career and who then presented Ralph with the gold medal for the 800m in Mexico in 1968.
		Luxton had the deciding vote on whether Australia should send athletes to the 1980 Moscow Olympics.
	www.sahof.org.au /hall_of_fame/assmembersdisplay.cfm?MemberID=300 (202 words)

	PM - Calls for inquiry into Fair Pay Commission head
		But the administrators are taking action against the executive chairman of the now defunct Australian Derivatives Exchange — the runner and Olympic Gold medallist, Ralph Doubell.
		He appeared to be in distinguished company, on a board chaired by the Olympic Gold medallist, runner Ralph Doubell.
		STEPHEN LONG: PM understands that lawyers are hoping to sue Mr Doubell and other officers under civil law, though Ian Harper is in the clear.
	www.abc.net.au /pm/content/2005/s1536028.htm (955 words)

	Digital Collections - Pictures - Howard, Bruce, 1936- The greatest moment in an athlete's career : Australia's Ralph ...
		Digital Collections - Pictures - Howard, Bruce, 1936- The greatest moment in an athlete's career : Australia's Ralph Doubell crosses the line to win the Gold Medal in the 800 metres in Mexico City Olympics in 1968 [picture]
		The greatest moment in an athlete's career : Australia's Ralph Doubell crosses the line to win the Gold Medal in the 800 metres in Mexico City Olympics in 1968 [picture]
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	nla.gov.au /nla.pic-vn3062060 (144 words)

	Business Ethics - Articles - Ralph Doubell's Address to ERBEI Forum, 26 July 2000
		Business Ethics - Articles - Ralph Doubell's Address to ERBEI Forum, 26 July 2000
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		Ralph Doubell's Address to ERBEI Forum, 26 July 2000
	www.erc.org.au /busethics/articles/1036113781.shtml (1934 words)

	Running Writing - July 1998 - Lisa Ondieki
		Lisa Ondieki will be published in the July and August issues of Running Writing.
		The other featured runners in Interviews are Ron Clarke, Derek Clayton, Ralph Doubell, Herb Elliott and Dave Power.
		If you are interested in purchasing a copy of the book ($A18+postage - $22 total for Australian residents) write to: Brian Lenton Publications, P.O. Box 5, Duffy, ACT 2611, AUSTRALIA.
	www.geocities.com /ewen_99/r1998_07.html (2453 words)

	GradNet @ Melbourne (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		GradNet is published every three weeks and includes University news, research updates and event details.
		Olympic gold medallist Ralph Doubell today launched a new book documenting the 150 years of sporting history at the University of Melbourne.
		Ralph Doubell, who won gold in athletics in the 800-metres at the 1968 Mexico Olympics in world record time, was joined at the launch by fellow Olympian Kitty Chiller, who competed in the Modern Pentathlon at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, and Dr Jim Peters who played football and cricket for the University in the 1930s.
	www.unimelb.edu.au /alumni/gradnet/2004/10may_aus.html (1126 words)

	Keltech WebPage
		Australia has won only four other gold medals in track and field.
		Herb Elliot won the men's 1,500 metres in Rome in 1960, Ralph Doubell won the men's 800 metres at Mexico City in 1968, Glynis Nunn won the women's heptathlon in Los Angeles in 1984, and Debbie Flintoff-King won the women's 400 metre in Seoul in 1988.
		Historically, the Olympic Games have served as the world championships for track and field.
	www.starwon.com.au /~keltech/page10.html (179 words)

	redbackWEB 4
		Q Who was the coach of our last male track athlete to win an Olympic gold
		A Franz Stampfl and the athlete was Ralph Doubell in Mexico '68
		Q Who was the famous miler who had the same coach?
	wwwrsphysse.anu.edu.au /~vsj110/News/redback_WEB_4.html (1611 words)

	Centre for the Mind - Event
		Sir Richard Branson, entrepreneur and adventurer, received the 2003 Centre for the Mind's Distinguished Fellow Medal for his creativity and championship in the world of business.
		The presentation was held in the Great Hall of the University of Sydney in the presence of 250 attendees, including Olympic champions Shane Gould, Herb Elliott, John Konrad and Ralph Doubell.
		Read Sir Richard's address on creativity and championship
	www.centreforthemind.com /newsmedia/event.htm (96 words)

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