George Coleman Poage (November 6, 1880 – April 11, 1962) was an American track and field athlete. He was the first black and the first African-American...
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American murder victim George Poage (1880–1962), American athlete Ray Poage (1940–1997), American football player William R. Poage (1899–1987), American...
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medalist Mike Peplinski, curler George Poage, first African American to win an Olympic medal Ryan Quinn, curler George Addes, founder of United Auto Workers...
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Illinois Supreme Court Eddie Phillips, major league baseball pinch runner George Poage, the first African American to win an Olympic medal Ron Powers, author...
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9 George Poage United States Unknown 400 metres hurdles details Harry Hillman United States 53.0 OR Frank Waller United States 53.2 George Poage United...
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Henri Tauzin France George Orton Canada 1904 St. Louis details Harry Hillman United States Frank Waller United States George Poage United States 1908...
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Ashland, Kentucky (redirect from Poage’s Landing)
of the Poage family from the Shenandoah Valley via the Cumberland Gap in 1786. They erected a homestead along the Ohio River and named it Poage's Landing...
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Phelps Jr. Erin Phillips Constance Picaud David Pichler Fernanda Pinilla George Poage Nadia Podoroska Rafael Polinario Jillion Potter Kayleigh Powell Natalie...
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History of Ashland, Kentucky (section Poage Settlement)
of Virginia. Robert Poage and his sons Robert Jr., and George, along with Major George Poage and his son John, held title to thousands of acres obtained...
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Castleman 24.9 s George Poage 400 metres hurdles details United States (USA) Harry Hillman 53.0 s Frank Waller 53.2 s George Poage 56.8 s Long jump details...
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– Ukichiro Nakaya, Japanese physicist and academic (b. 1900) 1962 – George Poage, American hurdler and educator (b. 1880) 1962 – Axel Revold, Norwegian...
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United States at the 1904 Summer Olympics (redirect from George Stadel)
Unknown 5th Myer Prinstein Unknown 6th George Poage Unknown 7-12 Clyde Blair Unknown Paul Pilgrim Unknown George Underwood Unknown Howard Valentine Unknown...
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American to participate in the Olympic Games, and first to win a medal: George Poage (two bronze medals) First intercollegiate Greek-letter organization founded...
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Henri Tauzin France George Orton Canada 1904 St. Louis details Harry Hillman United States Frank Waller United States George Poage United States 1908...
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The event was won by Harry Hillman; Frank Castleman took silver and George Poage bronze. This was the second and last time the event was held, with the...
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American to participate in the Olympic Games, and first to win a medal: George Poage (two bronze medals) First African American heavyweight boxing champion:...
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Joseph Losey, filmmaker, director of The Servant Robert Moevs, composer George Poage, First African American to earn a medal in the 1904 Olympics-Bronze Nicholas...
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Henri Tauzin France George Orton Canada 1904 St. Louis details Harry Hillman United States Frank Waller United States George Poage United States 1908...
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Oscar Olson, American Olympic athlete Richard R. Pieper, entrepreneur George Poage, first African American athlete to win a medal in the Olympic Games Henry...
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coach (Racine) Dan Plante, professional ice hockey player (Hayward) George Poage (1880–1962), athlete (La Crosse) Terry Porter (born 1963), NBA player...
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States George Poage United States 400 metres hurdles details Harry Hillman 53.0 s United States Frank Waller 53.2 s United States George Poage 56.8 s...
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gold medalist and world record holder in the 2004 Summer Olympic Games George Poage, athlete, first African American Olympic medal winner Andrew Rein, former...
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Andre Phillips USA, 400 m H, OG 1988 Jack Pierce USA George Poage USA Fritz Pollard, Jr. USA George Porter USA HSR 300 IH 35.32 / 400 IH 49.19 William Porter...
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William Marshall United States DNS Dodge Peters United States DNS George Poage United States DNS Ollie Snedigar United States DNS Joseph Stadler United...
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Kraenzlein (USA) Norman Pritchard (IND) Walter Tewksbury (USA) 1904 St. Louis details Harry Hillman (USA) Frank Castleman (USA) George Poage (USA)...
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first game, losing to the St. Louis Cardinals, 11–4, at St. Louis. Died: George Poage, 81, first African-American athlete to win an Olympic medal President...
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(1998) Frank Parker * (1960) Jane Pettit * (1993) Lloyd Pettit * (1993) George Poage * (1998) John Powless (2009) Hank Raymonds * (2005) Vic Reinders * (1981)...
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MSS 174 :: Guide to Bruce L. Mouser Papers Related to his book 'George Coleman Poage, 1880-1962: America's First African American Olympic Medalist, a...
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Moulton, and 1904 IC4A 100 metres runner-up Nathaniel Cartmell. American George Poage was the first black man to compete in athletics at the Olympics with...
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event was won by Harry Hillman, with Frank Waller taking silver and George Poage bronze. This was the second time the event was held. Introduced along...
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