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English: Thomas J. Hicks at the 1904 Summer Olympics
Date Taken in 1904
Source Official Olympic Report uploaded from Wiki-en.[1]
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Other versions File:Thomas J. Hicks of Cambridge, Massachusetts YMCA winner of the 1904 Olympic Marathon Race.jpg

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