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Passages: USC Olympic Gold Medalist Roy Saari, 63 - SwimInfo
LOS ANGELES, California, January 2. ROY Saari, a former world record-holding swimmer who won a gold medal at the 1964 Olympics and captured nine NCAA individual titles at USC, died Tuesday (Dec. 30) in Mammoth Lakes, Calif. He was 63. Saari was part ...
Read more...Olympic gold medalist Roy Saari dies - PR Inside
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Roy Saari, a former world record-holding swimmer and gold medalist at the 1964 Olympics, has died. He was 63. Saari died on Tuesday in Mammoth Lakes, California, the University of Southern California announced on Friday. No cause ...
Read more...Olympic Gold Medalist Swimmer, Roy Saari Dies - KDKA
Roy Saari, a former world record-holding swimmer and gold medalist at the 1964 Olympics, has died. He was 63. Saari, who won nine NCAA individual titles at the University of Southern California, died Tuesday in Mammoth Lakes, Calif., USC announced ...
Read more...Obituaries in the news - Cleveland Plain Dealer
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Roy Saari, a former world record-holding swimmer and gold medalist at the 1964 Olympics, died Tuesday. He was 63. Saari, who won nine NCAA individual titles at the University of Southern California, died Tuesday in Mammoth Lakes ...
Read more...Olympic gold medalist Saari dies - International Herald Tribune
LOS ANGELES : Roy Saari, a former world record-holding swimmer and gold medalist at the 1964 Olympics, has died. He was 63. Saari, who won nine NCAA individual titles at the University of Southern California, died Tuesday in Mammoth Lakes, Calif ...
Read more...Swimmer won gold in '64 Games - Chicago Sun-Times
LOS ANGELES -- Roy Saari, a former world record-holding swimmer and gold medalist at the 1964 Olympics, has died. He was 63. Mr. Saari, who won nine NCAA individual titles at the University of Southern California, died Tuesday in Mammoth Lakes, Calif ...
Read more...Olympic gold medallist Roy Saari dies - ninemsn
Roy Saari, a former world record-holding swimmer and gold medallist at the 1964 Olympics, has died. He was 63. Saari died on Tuesday in Mammoth Lakes, California, the University of Southern California announced on Friday. No cause of death was given ...
Read more...Fernandez aims for Channel swim - Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
The more Boris Fernandez read about other swimmers attempting to swim the English Channel, the more he wanted to do it. "A few years ago I read about a swimmer describing how hard it was and it just stuck in my mind," Fernandez said. "I just thought ...
Read more...IN BRIEF - Las Vegas Review Journal
Oklahoma and Brigham Young will play the first college football game in the Dallas Cowboys' new $1.1 billion stadium in September. The Sept. 5 game will be the first in a five-year deal between the Cowboys and ESPN for season kickoff games at the ...
Read more...In Brief: Moorad leaves Arizona, sets sights on Padres - Courier News
Jeff Moorad has resigned as Arizona Diamondbacks chief executive officer and says he has reached an agreement in principle to buy the San Diego Padres. Moorad said Friday he heads a "small but significant" group of investors that has an exclusive ...
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