- Ed Hamm
Edward ("Ed" or "Eddie") Barton Hamm (
13 April ,1906 –June 25 ,1982 ) was an American athlete, who won thegold medal in the long jump at the1928 Summer Olympics held inAmsterdam ,Netherlands .
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