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Judging from the disambig page, it is Italic textextremely/Italic text unlikely that any of the David Chadwicks represented there are this sports author, unless he is primarily an author about Zen Buddhism and a sportswriter on the side. I've decided to be bold and unlink this person pending something verifiable as to his identity. 75.200.199.9 (talk) 23:15, 26 October 2011 (UTC)[reply]
I can confirm that that's not the same David Chadwick. The one whose book is referenced here is actually a protestant minister in North Carolina. see: [1]
