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1928 UK: SPORTS : Empire v U S A in athletics games at Stamford Bridge
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0:57Now PlayingDate: 1st January 1928
Location: USA, United States
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
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CAPTIOM U.S V US - WONDERFUL DAY OF INTERNATIONAL ATHLETICS AT STAMFORD BRIDGE AND A RECORD CROWD | ( AMERICA WON BY 8 EVENTS TO 6 )
Chelsea football ground , Stamford Bridge , London ,England
Entrance to stadium with crowds/ crowds inside stadium / athletes posing for group photo
CAPTION - L BARNES (U.S ) AND HIS 13FT 9 IN POLE JUMP RECORD
Lee Barnes making record pole vault
Aerial of athletics meeting
CAPTION - 480 YARDS HURDLES (SHUTTLE) WON BY THE U.S TEAM
Hurdle race falling over / more of hurdle race
Crowd
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