Paul Wyatt
American swimmer, Olympic silver medalist (1907-1970) · United States · Died at 63
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Something wrong?Paul Henry Wyatt was an American competition swimmer for Pennsylvania's Uniontown YMCA and a two-time Olympic medalist, representing the United States in the 100-meter backstroke at both the 1924 Paris and 1928 Amsterdam Olympics.
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Paul Henry Wyatt was an American competition swimmer for Pennsylvania's Uniontown YMCA and a two-time Olympic medalist, representing the United States in the 100-meter backstroke at both the 1924 Paris and 1928 Amsterdam Olympics. After ending his swimming career around 1928, he worked twenty-three years as an X-Ray and lab technician primarily at Brownsville Hospital in Southwestern Pennsylvania quite near where he grew up. After 1954, he worked as a biochemist and lab technician at a hospital in Ely, Nevada and beginning around 1956 set up his own lab in Carson City and Zephry Cove, Nevada, before returning to the Brownsville area around 1963.
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