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L.D. Weldon : ウィキペディア英語版
L. D. Weldon
L.D. Weldon, his given name was in the form of initials,〔 (born in California in 1908-May 6, 1989 in Tucson, Arizona)〔http://records.ancestry.com/l_d_weldon_records.ashx?pid=44129298〕 was an American track and field coach. His specialty was not having a specialty. He trained decathletes, including two Olympic medal winners, 40 years apart.
==Early career==
A native of California, in 1925 Weldon moved to Graceland Academy in Lamoni, Iowa for the final two years of high school. He continued there to Graceland University for his first year of college before transferring to the University of Iowa. As an athlete at Graceland, he won the javelin throw at the nearby Drake Relays and at the Kansas Relays in 1928. After a year of forced ineligibility due to the change is schools, he returned in 1930 to again win the Drake Relays and Kansas Relays plus added the Texas Relays for the trifecta of the top competitions in the country.

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