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Crowley Road Race
The Crowley Brothers' Memorial Road Race is a running race that takes place in Downtown Rutland, Vermont on a Sunday morning in June. The race hosts a run, a run, and the "Downtown Kids' Mile Fun Run".
==History==
In 1928, or 1929, depending on which version of the "story" is being told, New England runners, Frank Crowley, then a senior in high school, and holder of the record for mile, and two-mile runs, in Vermont, and Clarence DeMar, winner of many Boston Men's Marathons, competed against each other in a road race organized by Carvey Kingsley. It is said that the two agreed to race each other from Proctor, Vermont, to Rutland, Vermont, and that the race began somewhere on Route 3, in Proctor, and ended at the Mount Saint Joseph Academy Football Field. Frank ended up winning the race, and for many years, races of the same type were held. Eventually though, the race stopped, due to a lack of sponsorship. Later though, in 1976, many people, including Joe Crowley, Frank's brother, helped revitalize the race, and it has been held ever since.
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