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Emil Brightman Kreuz

Emil Brightman Kreuz

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Emil Brightman Kreuz
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Full name Emil William Brightman Kreuz
Nationality Flag of the United States of America The United States of America
Item A middle range race
Position Milwaukee Athletic Club, Milwaukee (USA)
The date of birth 1883November 16
Birth place United States of America Wisconsin Wausau (Wausau)
Date of death May 3, 1972 (88 years old death)
Death place United States of America California sun Gabriel (San Gabriel)
Personal best 800m: One minute 56 seconds 3 (1904)
 
Acquisition medal
Flag of the United States of America The United States of America
Boy track and field
The Olympics
Copper 1,904 cents Lewis 800m
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Emil Brightman Kreuz (Emil William Breitkreutz, from November 16, 1883 to May 3, 1972) is a former track-and-field athlete of the United States of America. He participated in the St. Louis Olympics held in 1904 and won a bronze medal by 800 meters of races.

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Career

Emil Brightman Kreuz participated in the St. Louis Olympics in 1904 when I was in the University of Southern California department of engineering. He is the player who participated in the Olympics as an athlete from University of Southern California first.

800 meters of races of the St. Louis Olympics were carried out only in final race on September 1, 1904. As for the race, the gym light-bodied of the American representative won the championship at Olympics new record. After all Brightman Kreuz made a goal with the third place next to Howard Valentine of the American representative, and it followed that the United States group monopolized a winners' platform [1].

Brightman Kreuz graduated from a university in 1906 [2]. He takes office as the first head coach of the University of Southern California basketball team in 1907. In addition, I was active as a track-and-field related officer and the chairperson of volleyball Committee positively in the association of amateur exercise (AAU).

Footnote

  1. ^ Athletics at the 1904 St. Louis Summer Games:Men's 800 metres June 28, 2015 reading. (English)
  2. ^ History:The Era of the Founders (1880–1921) University of Southern California website, April 2, 2010 reading. (English)

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