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BeauThe 1920s were a major part in the star of early American sports. Some famous athletes from that time include Babe Ruth, Red Grange, Bill Tilden, and Jack Dempsey.
There was alought of famouse athletes in 1924 such as Erik Lidell who ran the 400 meters in 47.6 second at the Olympics in paris making a world record.
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