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| Born | November 1933 (age 90) Santiago, Chile |
Waldo Sandoval is a middle-distance runner from Santiago, Chile. He placed third in the 1956 South American Championships in Athletics for the 1500 metres run.[1] Waldo is the younger brother of runner Ramon Sandoval. He currently resides in Miami, FL.
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