Runner Jesse Owens decimal birthdays

Jesse Owens

Jesse Owens birthday 12 September 1913 12 September 1913
Jesse Owens Virgo Virgo
Jesse Owens, Runner, United States

Before glory

He was called Jesse only because his southern accent made J.C. difficult to hear.

About Jesse Owens

African-American track star won four gold medals at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, winning in the 100m, 200m, 4x100m, and long jump. A year earlier, he set three world records in less than an hour while competing for Ohio State University.

Family Life

He was together with Minnie Ruth Solomon from high school until his death.

Friends and colleagues

He won four track and field gold medals at the 1936 Olympics, a feat not match until Carl Lewis did the same in 1984.

Fast facts

The Jesse Owens Award, named after him, is considered the highest honor for track and field athletes.

 
Date Your age
19 March 2023 40,000 days
19 March 2023 960,000 hours
19 March 2023 57,600,000 minutes
29 April 2023 961,000 hours
4 May 2023 3,460,000,000 seconds
27 May 2023 57,700,000 minutes
10 June 2023 962,000 hours
27 June 2023 40,100 days
22 July 2023 963,000 hours
4 August 2023 57,800,000 minutes
28 August 2023 3,470,000,000 seconds
1 September 2023 964,000 hours
12 September 2023 1,320 months
12 September 2023 110 years
5 October 2023 40,200 days
13 October 2023 965,000 hours
13 October 2023 57,900,000 minutes
24 November 2023 966,000 hours
21 December 2023 58,000,000 minutes
21 December 2023 3,480,000,000 seconds
4 January 2024 967,000 hours
13 January 2024 40,300 days
15 February 2024 968,000 hours
29 February 2024 58,100,000 minutes

CriticalPast: US Olympic champion runner, Jesse Owens, wins race against race horse in Cuba HD Stock Footage

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