Conn Findlay
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| Pełne imię i nazwisko | Conrad Francis Findlay | ||||||||||||||||||
| Data i miejsce urodzenia | 24 kwietnia 1930 Stockton | ||||||||||||||||||
| Data śmierci | 8 kwietnia 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Obywatelstwo | amerykańskie | ||||||||||||||||||
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Conn Findlay, właśc. Conrad Francis Findlay (ur. 24 kwietnia 1930 w Stockton, zm. 8 kwietnia 2021[1]) – amerykański wioślarz i żeglarz. Czterokrotny medalista olimpijski.
Jako wioślarz brał udział w trzech olimpiadach. W Melbourne zwyciężył w dwójce ze sternikiem. Obok niego płynęli Arthur Ayrault i Kurt Seiffert (sternik). Cztery lata później z nowymi partnerami: Richardem Draegerem i Kentem Mitchellem (sternik) zajął w tej samej konkurencji trzecie miejsce. W 1964 Findlay i Mitchell ponownie znaleźli w osadzie dwójki, tym razem zwycięskiej.
Po raz czwarty wystartował na igrzyskach w 1976, w Montrealu, tym razem jednak w żeglarstwie. Miał wówczas 46 lat, ale wspólnie z Dennisem Connerem wywalczył brązowy medal.
Przypisy
- ↑ Conn Findlay, Who Won Medals At Four Olympics And Was USC’s Oldest Living Olympic Gold Medalist, Dies, usctrojans.com [dostęp 2021-04-10] (ang.).
Bibliografia
- Olympedia – Conn Findlay (ang.)
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The 1956 U.S. Olympic champions in the coxed pairs, from left to right: Dan Ayrault, Conn Findlay and coach George Pocock, sitting Kurt Seiffert. Photo from 1956 United States Olympic Committee Report.
The 1956 U.S. Olympic champions in the coxed pairs, from left to right: Dan Ayrault, Conn Findlay and coach George Pocock, sitting Kurt Seiffert. Photo from 1956 United States Olympic Committee Report.
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