Walter Pritchard Age, Birthday, Zodiac Sign and Birth Chart

Walter Pritchard was an American steeplechase runner and cardiologist, born on April 14, 1910, in Hancock, New York. He became the US runner-up in steeplechase and qualified for the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics, finishing eighth with a personal best time of 9:18.3 minutes. In 1947, he contributed to the first successful use of a defibrillator by Claude Beck. By 1960, he was appointed Argyl J. Beams Professor of Medicine at Case Western Reserve University, combining his athletic prowess with a significant medical career.

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Meaning of the name - Walter

ruler of the army, powerful warrior

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April 14, 1910 Facts

Generation Group

Walter Pritchard belongs to the GI Generation group.

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Place of Birth: Hancock, New York

Place of Death: Cleveland

Educated At: Harvard Medical School

Occupation: steeplechase runner | cardiologist

Employers: Case Western Reserve University

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Astrology Analysis

Note: This birth chart is calculated using the date and place of birth, with the time set to noon (12:00 PM) local time. While this provides accurate planetary positions for most celestial bodies, the Ascendant (Rising Sign) and house cusps are not calculated since they require precise birth time. For a complete astrological analysis including houses and rising sign, please provide the exact birth time.