Noboru Terada
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Noboru Terada (jap. 寺田登 Terada Noboru; ur. 25 listopada 1917, zm. 26 września 1986) – japoński pływak specjalizujący się w stylu dowolnym, mistrz olimpijski (1936) na dystansie 1500 m stylem dowolnym.
Podczas igrzysk olimpijskich w Berlinie w 1936 roku Terada zwyciężył, w konkurencji 1500 m stylem dowolnym, z ponad 20-sekundową przewagą nad Amerykaninem Jackiem Medicą, który zajął drugie miejsce[2].
W 1994 roku został przyjęty do International Swimming Hall of Fame[3].
Przypisy
- ↑ a b Noboru Terada (ang.). Sports Reference. [dostęp 2017-03-09]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2012-07-18)].
- ↑ Berlin 1936 – 1500 m stylem dowolnym mężczyzn (finał) – wyniki (ang.). Sports Reference. [dostęp 2017-03-09]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2012-11-10)].
- ↑ Noboru Terada – profil ISHOF (ang.). ISHOF. [dostęp 2017-03-09]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2017-02-24)].
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Silver medalist Jack Medica of the United States, gold medalist Noboru Terada of Japan and bronze medalist Shumpei Uto of Japan pose on the podium during the medal ceremony for Swimming Men's 1,500m Freestyle during the Berlin Olympic at Swimming Stadium on August 15, 1936 in Berlin, Germany
Silver medalist Jack Medica of the United States, gold medalist Noboru Terada of Japan and bronze medalist Shumpei Uto of Japan pose on the podium during the medal ceremony for Swimming Men's 1,500m Freestyle during the Berlin Olympic at Swimming Stadium on August 15, 1936 in Berlin, Germany