Giuseppe Tosi

Italian discus thrower, Olympics medalist

Giuseppe Tosi - Italian discus thrower, Olympics medalist
Born

May 25th, 1916
109 years ago

Died

1981
44 years ago — 65 years old

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Italy

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Famed discus thrower achieved significant success in athletics during the mid-20th century. Competed at the 1948 London Olympics, earning a bronze medal in the discus event. Participated in numerous national and international competitions, establishing a strong reputation within the sport. Contributed to Italy's prominence in track and field during this era.

Won a bronze medal in discus at the 1948 Olympics

Competed in various European championship events

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