Harold Abrahams

GPTKB entity

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Predicate Object
gptkbp:instance_of gptkb:Athlete
gptkbp:athletics Promoted amateur athletics
gptkbp:awards gptkb:BBC_Sports_Personality_of_the_Year_Lifetime_Achievement_Award
gptkbp:biography Harold Abrahams: The Man Who Won Gold
gptkbp:birth_date 1899-12-15
gptkbp:birth_place gptkb:London,_England
gptkbp:born September 15, 1899
gptkbp:burial_place gptkb:Golders_Green_Crematorium
gptkbp:career_end 1924
gptkbp:career_start gptkb:1920
gptkbp:children 2
Three children
gptkbp:competed_in gptkb:1924_Summer_Olympics
gptkbp:contribution British athletics history
gptkbp:cultural_impact Symbol of perseverance
gptkbp:cultural_representation Honored in various sports halls of fame
gptkbp:current_club Cambridge University Athletics Club
gptkbp:death_date 1978-01-14
gptkbp:death_place gptkb:Gibraltar
gptkbp:died January 14, 1978
gptkbp:education gptkb:University_of_Cambridge
gptkbp:events gptkb:100_meters
gptkbp:family Father: Abraham Abrahams
Mother: Sarah Abrahams
gptkbp:famous_event 1924 Olympic 100m final
gptkbp:famous_for gptkb:Running
Olympic sprinting
gptkbp:famous_quote “ A man’s reach should exceed his grasp.”
gptkbp:famous_rival gptkb:Eric_Liddell
gptkbp:film_appearance gptkb:Chariots_of_Fire
Portrayed by Ben Cross
Portrayed as a character
gptkbp:film_technique Chariots of Fire's portrayal of athletes
gptkbp:head_coach gptkb:Sam_Mussabini
gptkbp:height 1.83 m
5 ft 10 in
gptkbp:historical_event gptkb:1924_Paris_Olympics
gptkbp:historical_significance Pioneer for Jewish athletes
gptkbp:honors Inducted into the England Athletics Hall of Fame
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Harold Abrahams
gptkbp:impact Advocated for sprinting techniques.
gptkbp:influence_on Athletic training programs
Jewish sports culture
Modern sprinting techniques
Sprinting techniques in the UK.
gptkbp:influenced Athletics in Britain
gptkbp:influenced_by gptkb:Jesse_Owens
gptkb:Eric_Liddell
gptkbp:inspiration Chariots of Fire film
gptkbp:inspired Athletics in the UK
gptkbp:involvement Sports administration
gptkbp:is_married_to Sybil Abrahams
gptkbp:legacy Inspiration for future athletes
Inspiration for athletes
gptkbp:medal gptkb:Gold_Medal
gptkbp:nationality gptkb:British
gptkbp:notable_achievement First British man to win an Olympic gold in the 100 meters
First British athlete to win Olympic gold in 100m
gptkbp:notable_athletes Promoted athletics in schools
Inspiration for Olympic athletes
gptkbp:notable_rivalry With American sprinters
gptkbp:occupation Sportsman
gptkbp:olympic_games gptkb:1924_Summer_Olympics
gptkbp:personal_best 10.4 seconds in 100 meters
gptkbp:philanthropy Supported sports for underprivileged youth
gptkbp:record 10.6 seconds in 100m
gptkbp:retirement gptkb:commentary
Sports administrator
gptkbp:retirement_year 1925
gptkbp:service First to break 10.5 seconds in 100m in UK
gptkbp:sport gptkb:Athletics
gptkbp:sports_featured gptkb:Olympic_Games
gptkbp:sports_role_model For aspiring athletes
gptkbp:sportsmanship Exemplified fair play
gptkbp:spouse Lady Beatrice Abrahams
gptkbp:team gptkb:Great_Britain
gptkb:Great_Britain_Olympic_Team
gptkbp:training Interval training
Intensive sprint training
gptkbp:training_programs gptkb:St._Mary’s_College,_Strawberry_Hill
gptkbp:weight 75 kg
160 lb
gptkbp:won gptkb:Gold_Medal
gptkbp:year Lived in London
gptkbp:bfsParent gptkb:1908_Summer_Olympics
gptkbp:bfsLayer 4