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Charles Kilpatrick (athlete)
Charles Henry Kilpatrick (October 23, 1874 – December 5, 1921) was an American athlete. His best event was the 880 yard run, in which he became the national champion three times and established a long-lived world record time of 1:53.4.
==Biography==
Charles Henry Kilpatrick was born in Albany, New York on October 23, 1874 to an Irish-American family.
Kilpatrick became a noted runner while at the New York State Normal High School. He went on to study at Union College,〔 joining the Beta Theta Pi fraternity there.〔 It was at Union College that Kilpatrick reached his peak as a runner, breaking the world record in the 880 yards and becoming both intercollegiate and national champion in that event.〔 In 1896, Kilpatrick switched to Princeton University, continuing his running career there. He then became athletic director at University of Wisconsin before returning to his home state and entering the employ of Spalding.〔 Kilpatrick died of heart failure in New York City on December 5, 1921.〔
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