Bonds, Rosie (1944–)
Bonds, Rosie (1944–)
African-American runner. Born c. 1944; grew up in Riverside, California; attended the Junior College of University of California at Riverside; aunt of Barry Bonds (baseball player).
Won US National Outdoor hurdles championship (1963, 1964), setting an American record in the 80-meter hurdles of 10.8; competed at Tokyo Olympics (1964).
See also Women in World History.
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