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English: One of the fencing matches of the Modern Pentathlon at the 1912 Summer Olympics in Stockholm. DE MAS LATRIE (France) 2:nd Man—G. PATTON (U. S. A.), 4:th Man.
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Source The Official Report of the 1912 Summer Olympics
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