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Claude Ferragne (14
October 1952 – 7 July 2024) was a
Canadian high
jumper who
competed in the 1976
Summer Olympics.
Ferragne was born in Montreal, Quebec...
- (Bony–Brezis theorem, Brezis–Gallouët inequality, Brezis–Lieb lemma).
Claude Ferragne, 71,
Canadian Olympic high
jumper (1976). Hugh Geoghegan, 86,
Irish jurist...
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television series Created by
Kristine Rosen Written by Michéle
Poirer Marielle Ferragne (dialogue)
Directed by André Guérard
Richard Lahaie Peter Svatek Starring...
- (1878–1972),
Australian journalist and
publicist of
Scottish descent Claude Ferragne (born 1952),
Canadian high
jumper Claude Ferrier (1879–1935), Scottish...
- this was not
sufficient to
reach the
podium – Canadians, led by
Claude Ferragne, took the top
three positions and
Windeyer missed out on a
bronze medal...
- in the
audience responded to the
treatment of
Stones by
booing Claude Ferragne, a French-Canadian jumper,
during the event.[citation needed]
After missing...
- 1950) Karl Jaffary, American-born
politician (b. 1936) July 7
Claude Ferragne, high
jumper (b. 1952)
Robert Arthur Williams,
politician (b. 1933) Rachel...
- jump Greg Joy
Qualification – 2.16m
Final – 2.23m (→
Silver medal)
Claude Ferragne Qualification – 2.16m
Final – 2.14m (→ 12th place)
Robert Forget Qualification...
- 2.16 Q 10 A
Dwight Stones United
States — o o o xo 2.16 Q 11 A
Claude Ferragne Canada xo xo o o xo 2.16 Q 12 B
Jesper Torring Denmark o — o xo xxo 2...
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Brian Burgess and he was one of
three Canadians on the podium, with
Claude Ferragne and Greg Joy
getting gold and
silver respectively.
Bauck had a fifth-placed...
