Lucinda Williams (friidrottare)
| Lucinda Williams | |
.jpg) Williams år 1960. | |
| Född | 10 augusti 1937 (87 år) Savannah, USA |
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| Medborgare i | USA |
| Utbildad vid | Tennessee State University |
| Sysselsättning | Friidrottare |
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| Lucinda Williams | ||
| Friidrott, damer | ||
Nation:  USA | ||
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 Olympiska spel | ||
| Guld | Rom 1960 | 4 x 100 meter |
Lucinda Williams, född 10 augusti 1937 i Chatham County, Georgia, är en före detta amerikansk friidrottare.
Williams blev olympisk mästare på 4 x 100 meter vid olympiska sommarspelen 1960 i Rom.[1]
Referenser
- ^ ”Lucinda Williams” (på engelska). Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Arkiverad från originalet den 20 februari 2009. https://web.archive.org/web/20090220121011/http://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/athletes/wi/lucinda-williams-1.html. Läst 13 april 2013.
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Left-right: Wilma Rudolph, Lucinda Williams, Barbara Jones and Martha Hudson at the Rome Olympics
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