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Title: Bob Beamon
Identifier: e_dlh_0005
Creator: Heikes, Darryl
Topic: Sports
Dates: 1968-10-23
Resource: Darryl Heikes photographs
Description: Bob Beamon breaks the world record with his 29-foot, 2 1/2 inch long jump in Mexico City and wins the Olympic Gold Medal, October 23, 1968. While the press pack covered the favorites, Heikes was the "rover" for UPI. "The last thing I wanted was to be at the finish line with 100 other photographers." His photo of Beamon was sold to LIFE magazine and seen worldwide.

Title: Jim Ryun at the Munich Olympics.
Identifier: e_dlh_0012
Creator: Heikes, Darryl
Topic: Sports
Dates: 1972-09-15
Resource: Darryl Heikes photographs
Description: As the "rover" for UPI and not required to get any certain picture, Heikes captured the unexpected. This photo was published in LIFE magazine September 15, 1972

Title: Jim Ryun at the Munich Olympics.
Identifier: e_dlh_0013
Creator: Heikes, Darryl
Topic: Sports
Dates: 1972-09-15
Resource: Darryl Heikes photographs
Description: Pre-race favorite Jim Ryun of the U.S. loses his chance in the Men's 1500 when he falls during a qualifying heat September 8, 1972 at the Munich Olympics. As the "rover" for UPI and not required to get any certain picture, Heikes captured the unexpected. This photo was published in LIFE magazine September 15, 1972.

Title: Jim Ryun at the Munich Olympics.
Identifier: e_dlh_0014
Creator: Heikes, Darryl
Topic: Sports
Dates: 1972-09-15
Resource: Darryl Heikes photographs
Description: Pre-race favorite Jim Ryun of the U.S. loses his chance in the Men's 1500 when he falls during a qualifying heat September 8, 1972 at the Munich Olympics. As the "rover" for UPI and not required to get any certain picture, Heikes captured the unexpected. This photo was published in Life magazine September 15, 1972.

Title: Jimmy Carter plays softball
Identifier: e_dlh_0021
Creator: Heikes, Darryl
Topic: Sports, U.S. Presidents
Dates: 1985-08-31
Resource: Darryl Heikes photographs
Description: Former President Jimmy Carter plays softball at a campaign reunion in Plains, Georgia, August 31, 1985.