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  • Location: New Haven, Connecticut, USA
    Dates: 1st – 10th July 1995
    Theme: Sport. Spirit. Splendor
    7,000 Athletes
    143 Programs

    1995 Games: Sport, Spirit and Splendor

    Eunice Kennedy Shriver charges the Special Olympics athletes at the international competition to take their triumphs home, to say, "I represented my nation before all the world!"
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Athletics

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Badminton

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Basketball

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Cycling

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Stick Shooting

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Football

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Golf

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Gymnastics-Artistic

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Gymnastics-Rhythmic

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Roller Skating

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Sailing

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Softball

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Swimming

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Tennis

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Table Tennis

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Volleyball

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