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Jul 31, 1948 
Tebbs Lloyd-Johnson finishes third in the 50 kilometres walk at the 1948 London Olympics © Getty Images |
Jul 31, 1948 
Herb McKenley leads the field in the 400m © PA Photos |
Jul 31, 1948 
Britain's John Mark lit the Olympic Flame to open the Games © PA Photos |
Jul 31, 1948 
The 3000-metres steeplechase is always a spectacular sight © PA Photos |
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Jul 31, 1948 
Fanny Blankers-Koen dashed through the rain to win gold in the 200m. She also won gold in the 100m, 80m hurdles and 4x100m © PA Photos |
Jul 31, 1948 
The Guinness Sports Club Park Royal played host to the hockey © PA Photos |
Jul 31, 1948 
Jamaica's Arthur Wint (122) took gold in the 400m ahead of team-mate Herb McKenley (90, silver) and USA's Mal Whitfield (136) © PA Photos |
Jul 31, 1948 
Italy's Mario Ghella, pipped Britain's Reg Harris to gold in the men's 1,000 metres at Herne Hill © PA Photos |
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Jul 31, 1948 
Ibrahim Shams showed his class as he took gold in the the lightweight event © PA Photos |
Jul 31, 1948 
Oivind Breiby showed his durability by taking this punch from Gerald Dreyer and still winning gold in the lightweight event © PA Photos |
Jul 31, 1948 
The equestrian events were extremely popular © PA Photos |
Jul 31, 1948 
The photo finish for the 1948 London Olympics 100-metres men's final in which Alastair McCorquodale (third from bottom) came fourth © PA Photos |
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