Barbara Burk

Barbara Burk
Player information
Full name	Barbara Hannah Anita Burk (later the night)
Nationality	The U.K.
Item	Sprint, hurdle
Position	Mitcham Ladies
The date of birth	1917May 13
Birth place	England Greater London city limits Norwood
Date of death	August 8, 1998 (81 years old death)
Death place	The Republic of South AfricaHow ten stateJohannesburg
Height	177cm
The weight	63 kg
Personal best	100m: 12.1 seconds (1937)
Acquisition medal The U.K. Girl track and field The Olympics Silver 1936 Berlin 4*100m relay The Republic of South Africa Commonwealth games Money 1938 Sydney 80m hurdle
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The Barbara Burk (Barbara Hannah Anita Burke, from May 13, 1917 to August 8, 1998) is a British former track-and-field athlete. She won a silver medal by a 400-meter relay race of the Berlin Olympics in 1936.

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Career

The Barbara Burk was created in Norwood in Greater London city limits in 1917.

By the Berlin Olympics held in 1936, I became the representative of a women's 100 meters race and a 400-meter relay race. Although I passed a qualifier by a record of 12.4 seconds by a 100 meters race, it became the fourth place by a record of 12.2 seconds in the semifinals and was defeated [¹]. I crossed a team with ヴァイオレット Olney, Audrey brown in copper medalist and the Irene hiss cooks that it was by the competition of the Los Angeles Olympics in the first on the list in 1932 and, by a 400-meter relay race, acted as an anchor. In the final, I came second following the United States of America team which won the championship at 46.9 seconds and won a silver medal [²].

I play British empire games [³] as a representative from Republic of South Africa and win a gold medal by a girl 80 meters hurdle race in the Sydney meeting in 1938 [⁴].

Results in the main meeting

Year	Meeting	Place	Item	Result	Record
1934	Commonwealth games	London (the U.K.)	110-220-110 yard relay	The fourth place
1936	The Berlin Olympics	Berlin (Germany)	A 400-meter relay race	The second place	47.6 seconds
1938	Commonwealth games	Sydney (Australia)	80m hurdle	The first place
1938	Commonwealth games	Sydney (Australia)	A 100 yards race	The fourth place
1938	Commonwealth games	Sydney (Australia)	A 220 yards race	The fifth place

Footnote

1. ^ Athletics at the 1936 Berlin Summer Games:Women's 100 metres Semi-Finals May 5, 2012 reading. (English)
2. ^ Athletics at the 1936 Berlin Summer Games:Women's 4*100 metres Relay May 5, 2012 reading. (English)
3. The ^ Commonwealth game was called by this name in those days.
4. ^ GBRathletics - Commonwealth Games medalists May 5, 2012 reading. (English)

Allied item

• List of Olympics track and field medalists (girl)
• Track and field in the Berlin Olympics

Outside link

• Results (English) by Barbara Burk - by Ogura fee and the Olympics
• Barbara Hannah Anita Burke at British Olympic Profile May 5, 2012 reading. (English)

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