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Schollander

American  
[shoh-lan-der] / ˈʃoʊ læn dər /

noun

  1. Donald Don, born 1946, U.S. swimmer.


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Gymnastics are given a balletic treatment, a panorama of twisting, turning bodies in motion, while swimming stars such as Don Schollander of the U.S. and Australia’s Dawn Fraser are lit like Greek gods as they launch themselves from their starting blocks toward Olympic gold.

From Los Angeles Times

It looks at the four gold medals won in swimming by American Don Schollander - a record at the time - and three gold and a silver by fellow American Sharon Stouder.

From Washington Times

Schollander, the greatest thing to hit swim-mad Japan since instant rice, says he’s worried that he won’t be hungry anymore.

From Seattle Times

Schollander, 18, from Oswego, Ore., is the first man to win four gold medals in Olympic swimming.

From Seattle Times

It looks at the four gold medals won in swimming by American Don Schollander — a record at the time — and three gold and a silver by fellow American Sharon Stouder.

From Seattle Times