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Tony Davidson

b. 1951

British swimmer

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About Tony Davidson

Born 1951.

Anthony Davidson (born c.1951) is a former international swimmer from England who competed at two Commonwealth Games. He specialised in the backstroke

Biography Davidson was educated in Eccleshall and was a member of the Newcastle-under-Lyme Swimming Club. He was the 1965 national junior 110 yards backstroke champion, and won the English Schools' 1966 junior backstroke title.

Davidson represented the England team at the 1966 British Empire and Commonwealth Games in Kingston, Jamaica, where he reached the final of the 110 yards backstroke event.

Four years later he represented the England team again at the 1970 British Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh, Scotland, where he participated in the 100 metres backstroke event.

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British swimmer

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Tony Davidson was born in 1951.

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