William porter

William porter
Player information
Full name	The William Franklin porter second
Nationality	The United States of America
Item	110-meter hurdle
Position	Northwestern University
The date of birth	(1926-03-24) 1926March 24
Birth place	The United States of AmericaMichiganEssex township
Date of death	(2000-03-10) March 10, 2000 (73 years old death)
Death place	The United States of AmericaCaliforniaIrvine
Height	190cm
The weight	73 kg
Personal best	110-meter hurdle: 13.90 seconds (1948)
Acquisition medal The United States of America Boy track and field The Olympics Money 1948 London Men's 110 meter hurdles
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William porter (William "Bill" Franklin Porter II, from March 24, 1926 to March 10, 2000) is a former track-and-field athlete of the United States of America. The porter won a gold medal by men's 110 meter hurdles in the London Olympics held in 1948.

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Career

After having learned from birth, July, 1944 in the west University of Michigan in Michigan during November, 1945, the William porter did admission studies to Northwestern University.

I won the championship at a 110-meter hurdle race of the association of amateur exercise (AAU) in 1948 during Northwestern University attendance at school, and the porter got a qualification of the London Olympics participation. Was estimated as the hurdler of the world highest grade in those days; similarly American Harrison Dillard [¹] has missed the Olympics participation by the hurdle race, but the United States player of three including the porter competes in the race of the final, and monopolize a medal; turned out [²].

After having retired from competition life, the porter worked in an alumni association organization of Northwestern University and opened a sales agency later in California. The porter died in California Irvine in 2000.

Footnote

1. ^ Dillard wins a gold medal by 100 meters of races and 400-meter relay race out of a specialty by the London Olympics.
2. ^ Athletics at the 1948 London Summer Games:Men's 110 metres Hurdles July 16, 2011 reading. (English)

Allied item

• List of Olympics track and field medalists (boy)
• Track and field in the London Olympics (1948)

Outside link

• Results (English) by William porter - by Ogura fee and the Olympics
• USA Outdoor Track & Field Champions Men's 110m Hurdles July 16, 2011 reading. (English)

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