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1919 Marathon from Windsor to Stamford Bridge
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2:36Now PlayingDate: 26th June 1919
Location: STAMFORD BRIDGE, LONDON
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: 6 1/2 Mile Marathon
ENGLAND: London: Hammersmith and Fulham: Stamford Bridge Stadium:
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STAMFORD BRIDGE, LONDON
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LV. Marathon competitor runs into stadium, heralded by man with a megaphone.
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GV. Competitor up to finishing post.
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SV. Winner standing beside prize cups & trophies.
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SV. Joe Beckett, Jimmy Wilde, Pal Moore & Joe Conn standing in boxing ring with competitors & trainers.
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Personalities - Sport, Great Britain
sport, track and field, tug o' war, race, racing, racer, box, boxers
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