Birthday medalist

[lonewolf]

Much better odds than anyone born on February 29th!

Aha. There was no February 29 in1931

[KDFINE]

Aha. There was no February 29 in1931

I was driven to your comment about figuring the odds based upon 365 days in the year, and immediately thought about leap years (yes I know that 1931 wasn't a leap year). In the trivia department I'm pretty sure that baseball great Al Rosen's birthday was February 29th.

[noone]

I was driven to your comment about figuring the odds based upon 365 days in the year, and immediately thought about leap years (yes I know that 1931 wasn't a leap year). In the trivia department I'm pretty sure that baseball great Al Rosen's birthday was February 29th.

As was hockey hall of famer Henri Richard (1936)

[Merner521]

Pretty sure that that forum user zat0pek might know someone who would qualify...

I don't know if they've ever logged into the forum, but Calvin Harrison can claim this, yet Alvin cannot

I searched my DOB on BamBam's site https://www.olympedia.org/athletes/advanced_search and no T&F olympians with my exact birth date and year.

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I searched my DOB on BamBam's site https://www.olympedia.org/athletes/advanced_search and no T&F olympians with my exact birth date and year.

my only one is a Japanese steepler who was 5th in his heat at Munich

[bambam1729]

I searched my DOB on BamBam's site https://www.olympedia.org/athletes/advanced_search and no T&F olympians with my exact birth date and year.

Actually an easier way to search for that - go to this URL - or go to Olympedia.org-->Statistics-->Today, and you can search for athletes born (or died) on any day in any sport.

https://www.olympedia.org/today

[Merner521]

Actually an easier way to search for that

So cool!