Ralph Boston was ratified by the IAAF as world record holder with a jump of 8.21 meters (26 feet, 11 1/4 inches) in 1960. He broke the record, 8.13 meters (26 feet, 8 inches) held for 25 years by Jesse Owens.
Before Ralph Boston, the long jump world record was held by Jesse Owens. Owens set the record in 1935 with a jump of 26 feet 8 1/4 inches.
Mike Powell - USA, 8.95 meters, 1991 Bob Beamon - USA, 8.90 meters, 1968 Igor Ter-Ovanesjan - Soviet Union, 8.35 meters, 1967 Ralph Boston - USA, 8.35 meters, 1965 Ralph Boston - USA, 8.34 meters, 1964 Ralph Boston - USA, 8.31 meters, 1964 Igor Ter-Ovanesjan - Soviet Union, 8.31 meters, 1962 Ralph Boston - USA, 8.28 meters, 1961 Ralph Boston - USA, 8.24 meters, 1961 Ralph Boston - USA, 8.21 meters, 1960 Jesse Owens - USA, 8.13 meters, 1935 Chuhei Nambu - Japan, 7.98 meters, 1931
The Boston franchise has appeared in 12 World Series and won eight times.
The Redsox record in 1946 104-50 and lost in the world series 4 games to 3 games.
Geoffrey Mutai of Kenya set the course record in April 2011. His world best time of 2:03:02 is not considered the World Record by IAAF, as the legendary Boston Marathon course does not conform to WR layout standards.
He has a postseason record of 5-7, which includes a Game 4 World Series victory in 2004 when he was a member of the Boston Red Sox.
I did when I was ten, I beat the record of most jumps on a pogo, but I had no idea at the time0:
As of 2012, before the Olympics, the world record is 7.52 meters, set by Galina Chistyakova in 1988.
The Boston Red Sox have won 7 World Series Titles, of which 5 were won before 2004; 1903, 1912, 1915, 1916, and 1918.NOTE: You did not mention which Boston team. I'm sure you mean the Red Sox, but the Boston Braves (now the Atlanta Braves) won the 1914 World Series. That would raise the total to 6 Boston World Series Titles before 2004.
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the last time they were in the world series before 2004 was 1986. the last time they won the world series before 2004 was 1918.
Percy Williams
The Boston Red Sox have won the World Series 9 times in franchise history. Their most recent wins came in 2004, 2007, 2013, and 2018.