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How many times did Wilma Rudolph get married?
Wilma Rudolph has only been married maybe 1or2 times.
How many sisters did Wilma Rudolph have?
17 sisters
How many races did Wilma Rudolph win?
14 races
How many people attended Rudolph Valentino's funeral?
Probally everyone. Don't know for sure.
How many miles per hour did Wilma Rudolph run?
30 mph
How many kids did Wilma Rudolph have?
Yolanda (b. 1958), Djuanna (b. 1964), Robert Jr. (b. 1965) and Xurry (b. 1971).Yolanda Eldridge (daughter), Dijuana Eldridge (daughter), Robert Eldridge, JR. (son), Xurry Eldridge (son)
How many brothers or sisters does Rudolph have?
Different articles give different numbers of siblings. The most reliable say that Wilma was the 20th out of 22 children, meaning she had 21 siblings. Other articles say there were 19 children in the family and Wilma was 17th, with 18 siblings. So far, there is no listing of exactly how many brothers Wilma Rudolph had.
What encouraged Wilma Rudolph to be a track star?
she had battled many events in here life and wanted to prove she could do anything
What struggles did Wilma Rudolph has as a kid?
she had many sicknesses such as: polio chicken pox double pneumonia mumps and scarlet fever
How many boys did Wilma Rudolph have?
the kids names were Yolanda ,Djuanna,Robert Jr,Xurry so what do you think the kids names are?
Why are they important in history Wilma Rudolph?
Wilma Rudolph was the first American woman to win three gold medals in track and field events at the Olympics. She tied the world record in the 100-meter and set a new Olympic record in the 200. This was at the 1960 Olympic games in Rome, Italy.
How did Wilma Rudolph affect the world?
Wilma Rudolph was an American sprinter who overcame childhood illness and went on to become the first American woman to win three gold medals in a single Olympic Games in 1960. She inspired many as a symbol of perseverance and determination, breaking barriers in both sports and society for African American women. Her success helped pave the way for future generations of female athletes.
