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Dorando Pietri (Italian pronunciation: [
doˈrando ˈpjɛːtri];
often wrongly spelt Petri; 16
October 1885 – 7
February 1942) was an
Italian long-distance...
- and women's race
which has been held
every year
since 1988 in
honor of
Dorando Pietri, a long
distance runner born in
Carpi that lost his
Olympic Gold...
- The most
famous incident of the
games came at the end of the marathon.
Dorando Pietri, Italy,
began his race at a
rather slow pace, but in the second...
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developed the
Reggio Emilia approach, 1908
Summer Olympics marathon runner Dorando Pietri, and
novelist Pier
Vittorio Tondelli. In 1659, the Prin****lity...
- off Wood Lane,
White City in West London,
bordered by
South Africa Road,
Dorando Close and the A40 Westway. The site is a
short distance along Wood Lane...
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Olympics took
place in
London on 24 July 1908.
Johnny Hayes won
after Dorando Pietri was
disqualified for
having received ****istance
before the finish...
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following promotion to
Serie D and a
merger with the
second team of the city,
Dorando Pietri Carpi, that had just
reached Serie D as well.
Pietri Carpi also...
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earned Belgium's
first marathon medal with his bronze.
Reminiscent of
Dorando Pietri's final-lap
ordeal when the
Olympics were held in the same city...
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result to this day. At the end of the 1908 marathon, the
Italian runner Dorando Pietri was
first to
enter the stadium, but he was
clearly in
distress and...
- for his role as one of the
umpires involved in the
disqualification of
Dorando Pietri at the
finish of the
marathon at the 1908
London Olympics. The Bulger...
