Arden, Daphne (1941–)
Arden, Daphne (1941–)
British runner. Name variations: Daphne Arden Slater. Born Dec 29, 1941, in Great Britain.
At Tokyo Olympics, won a bronze medal in the 4×100-meter relay (1964).
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