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de Va·ro·na (d

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), Donna Born 1947.

American swimmer who won 2 gold medals at the 1964 Olympics and set 18 world records. She helped to establish the Women's Sports Foundation (founded 1974).

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I was dangerous on land,'' de Varona said with a laugh on the phone from New York City.

WOMEN HAVE OPTIONS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

Two Commission members (Donna de Varona, an Olympic champion, and Julie Foudy, captain of the U.

Equality is not negotiable--keep title IX intact. (At Issue) by Annexstein, Leslie I. / National Voter

Nearly 100 outstanding female athletes are expected to attend, including Women's Sports Foundation Founder and Honorary Chair Billie Jean King (tennis), legendary athletes Donna de Varona (swimming), Nancy Lieberman (basketball), Lyn St.

The Women's Sports Foundation Announces Advanta, ESPN, Gatorade, ... by Business Wire

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