Yasuji Miyazaki
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| Data i miejsce urodzenia | 15 października 1916 Kosai | ||||||||||||
| Data śmierci | 30 grudnia 1989 | ||||||||||||
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Yasuji Miyazaki (jap. 宮崎康二 Miyazaki Yasuji; ur. 15 października 1916 w Kosai, zm. 30 grudnia 1989[1]), japoński pływak. Dwukrotny złoty medalista olimpijski z Los Angeles.
Specjalizował się w stylu dowolnym i w Los Angeles zwyciężył w wyścigu na 100 metrów oraz w sztafecie kraulowej. Miał wówczas zaledwie 15 lat. W 1981 został przyjęty do International Swimming Hall of Fame[2]
Starty olimpijskie
- 100 m kraulem, 4x200 m kraulem -
złoto
złotoPrzypisy
- ↑ Yasuji Miyazaki Bio, Stats, and Results | Olympics at Sports-Reference.com, www.sports-reference.com [dostęp 2017-11-27] [zarchiwizowane z adresu 2009-06-01] (ang.).
- ↑ Ishof.Org | Yasuji Miyazaki (Jpn), www.ishof.org [dostęp 2017-11-27] (ang.).
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