an international track and field competition. Rebekah Colberg, considered the "Mother of Women's Sports in Puerto Rico", was the Puerto Rico tennis champion for fourteen consecutive years, from 1932 till 1946. In 1938, she won two gold medals at the IV Central American and Caribbean Games, celebrated in Panama, in the discus and javelin events. In 1946, when the games were celebrated in Mexico, she won a gold medal in softball. While studying for her master's degree at Columbia University, she was in the university's field hockey and lacrosse championship teams. She was also a member of the undefeated women's basketball team of the University of Mexico. Even though Juan "Papo" Franceschi had been a drug addict at one point in his life, he set several national records on the track and had a street named after him is nis native San Antón, Ponce. However, his name is not part of the Francisco "Pancho" Coimbre sports museum. Heriberto Cruz Mejil, who as a kid, lacking access to a running track, used to run from the Guánica pier to the Caña Gorda baths. He went on to win silver and gold at the 110 metre hurdle event in the 1962 Kingston and 1966 San Juan Central American Caribbean Games, respectively, beating the then-fourth best runner in the world Víctor Maldonado in the latter. After which, he retired at age 27. Additionally, he was a LAI champion three consecutive years, competing at the Justas 110 metre hurdle, high jump and 4 x 400 metre relay events. Both his hometown's track and a tournament bear his name. Professional baseball player Roberto Clemente was Julio Vizcarrondo Coronado high school's most valuable player for three consecutive years, and was described as "excellent in the sport of track and field." While Julio “Buyín” Camacho Mattei, who is better known for his professional volleball career, also competed in track and field events, among other sports. Eduardo Hernández, who played for the Adjuntas Giants baseball team, was part of the Colegio Ponceño's track and field team. Angelita Lind, often called the "Angel of Puerto Rico", has represented the island and participated in three Central American and Caribbean Games (CAC) and won two gold medals, three silver medals and one bronze medal. She also participated in three Pan American Games and in the 1984 Olympics celebrated in Los Angeles, California. The 2010 Central American and Caribbean Games athletics competitions