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Willye White
Atleta olímpica

Traduzido de inglês - Willye Brown White foi uma atleta

americana de atletismo que participou de cinco Olimpíadas
de 1956 a 1972. Ela foi a melhor saltadora feminina da
época e também competiu nos 100 metros rasos. White era
um Tigerbelle da Tennessee State University sob o comando
do técnico Ed Temple. Wikipedia (inglês)
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Nascimento: 31 de dezembro de 1939, Money, Mississípi,

EUA

Falecimento: 6 de fevereiro de 2007, Chicago, Illinois, EUA

Medalhas: Atletismo nos Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 1964

- 4 x 100 m estafetas feminino, mais

Formação: Chicago State University

Peso: 56 kg

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Willye White - Wikipedia

Willye Brown White (December 31, 1939 – February 6, 2007)
was an American track and field athlete who took part in five
Olympics from 1956 to 1972.

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The first American woman to compete in five Olympic
Games, Willye White won silver in long jump at the
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Willye B. White was born to
run. Born on December 31,
1939, in Money, Mississippi,
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discovered her talent for
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Olympian, Dies at 67
07/02/2007 — Willye B. White, who willed her way out of the
Mississippi Delta cotton fields and became the first
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Willye White - TeamUSA

Willye White was the first American track
and field athlete to compete in five
Olympic Games, competing in every
Games from 1956-72.

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White, Willye B. (1939—). African-American track-and-field
champion, five-time Olympian, and the first American
woman to win an Olympic medal in the long ...

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Willye White competed in five Olympic
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1964 Tokyo, 1968 Mexico City, 1972
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Olympic great Willye White dies | NEWS -

World Athletics
time Olympic medallist Willye White died Tuesday at
Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago. White, who died
of pancreatic cancer, was 67 years old.

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