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A black-and-white photograph of a male weightlifter in a sleeveless singlet and knee strapping, holding a barbell overhead on a raised platform. Behind him is a large scoreboard with a grid of numbers and printed column headings including 'Clean and Jerk' and 'Total', and a printed caption block is pasted onto the right side of the photo beside a ring-shaped graphic on the wall. Spectators sit in the background at the edge of the platform, and the print is mounted with a ruler-style scale along its right edge.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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SUB TOTALCLEAN AND JERKTOTAL PLACEBLight-heavyweight Boris Selitsky of the USSR won a gold medal with a lift of 187.5 kilos in the clean-and-jerk portion of his event. His overall total was 485.0 kilos or 1068¾ pounds a new Olympic record for this class, set by Selitsky in Mexico City.Light-heavyweight Boris Sedykh of the USSR wins a gold medal with a lift of 187.5 kilos in the clean-and-jerk portion of his event. His overall total was 485.0 kilos or 1069 1/2 pounds a new Olympic record for this class, set by Sedykh in Mexico City.1302651751475297514252925Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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