Jiles, Pamela (1955–)
Jiles, Pamela (1955–)
African-American runner. Born Pamela Theresa Jiles, July 10, 1955, in New Orleans, LA.
At Montreal Olympics, won a silver medal in 4 × 400-meter relay (1976).
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