Ichirō Kaga
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Ichirō Kaga (jap. 加賀一郎 Kaga Ichirō; ur. 10 czerwca 1898 w Osace, zm. 5 listopada 1946) – japoński lekkoatleta, sprinter.
Podczas igrzysk olimpijskich w Antwerpii (1920) odpadł w eliminacjach na 100 i 200 metrów.
Na rozgrywanych w Szanghaju mistrzostwach Dalekiego Wschodu (1921) zdobył brązowe medale w biegach na 100 jardów oraz w biegu na 220 jardów po prostej[1].
Rekordy życiowe
- Bieg na 200 metrów – 22,2 (1924)
Przypisy
- ↑ Far East Championships, gbrathletics [dostęp 2013-12-12] (ang.).
Bibliografia
- Ichiro Kaga Bio, Stats, and Results, Sports-Reference.com [dostęp 2013-12-12] [zarchiwizowane z adresu 2011-09-01] (ang.).
Mistrzowie Japonii w biegu na 200 metrów
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