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Murray Rose was a triple gold medalist at the 1956 Games; he won the 400 and 1,500 metre freestyle and was a member of the world record breaking team in the 4 x 200 metre freestyle relay. After the Melbourne Games Rose enrolled at the University of Southern California and at the 1960 Olympics, he retained his 400 metres title, won silver in the ...
MURRAY Rose was being hailed as one the greatest swimmers of all time and an Australian Olympic legend following his death today after a battle with leukaemia. Deals of the Week.
Iain Murray Rose ( 6 janvier 1939 - 15 avril 2012) 1 est un nageur australien, quadruple champion olympique sur 400 m, 1 500 m et 4 × 200 m libre. Il est considéré comme l'un des grands noms de la natation mondiale 2 .
Murray Rose. Actor: Ice Station Zebra. Murray Rose was born on January 6 ,1939. With the onset of World War Two, he moved as a baby with his parents from Britain to Australia and took up swimming at age five. By the age of ten, he was already breaking records, and in 1956 he won three Olympic gold medals at Melbourne, also achieving success at the Rome Olympics four years...
Iain Murray Rose (ur. 6 stycznia 1939 w Nairn, zm. 15 kwietnia 2012 w Sydney) – australijski pływak, wielokrotny medalista olimpijski. Życiorys. Urodził się w Szkocji, jednak jego rodzina wyemigrowała do Australii po zakończeniu II wojny światowej. Specjalizował ...
Rose M. (Fulginiti) Murray, passed away on Wednesday, December 8, 2021, at Memorial Hospital with her loving family by her side. She is survived by her loving husband of seventy-one years, Edward J. Murray; a son, Scott P. Murray and his husband Blake Kotenbrink of Sherman, CT; a daughter, Susan Brunelle and her husband David of Jefferson; the love of her life, Ubu; along with many nieces and ...
Murray Rose (Nairn, Regne Unit 1939) és un nedador australià, ja retirat, guanyador de sis medalles olímpiques. Biografia [ modifica ] Va néixer el 6 de gener de 1939 a la ciutat de Nairn , població escocesa situada al Consell de Highland .
