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Frank Kugler won four Olympics medals in freestyle wrestling, weightlifting and tug of war at St Louis in 1904, making him the only competitor to win a medal in three different sports at the same Games. He claimed a silver medal in the heavyweight category in wrestling, bronze in the two hand lift and all-around dumbbell events in weightlifting and another bronze in the tug of war competition as a member of Southwest Turnverein of Saint Louis No. 2 team. He is recognised as an American by the International Olympic Committee although he was a German national at the time of the Games.
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Bach IOC Presidency campaign receives full backing of German Football Association
By Tom Degun
May 20 - Thomas Bach's campaign to become the next President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has received the full backing of the German Football Association (DFB).
May 20 - Thomas Bach's campaign to become the next President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has received the full backing of the German Football Association (DFB).New Gold Cup trophy unveiled to echo fresh start for CONCACAF
By James Crook
May 16 - The Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) has unveiled the new Gold Cup trophy which will be presented to the victors of this summer's tournament in the United States.
May 16 - The Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) has unveiled the new Gold Cup trophy which will be presented to the victors of this summer's tournament in the United States.Dodd's FIFA Executive Committee campaign boosted by backing from Australian Government
By Emily Goddard
May 10 - Moya Dodd has received full backing from Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard and the Sports Minister Kate Lundy as she goes for a seat on FIFA's ruling Executive Committee ahead of the election at the end of this month, Football Federation Australia (FFA) confirmed today.
May 10 - Moya Dodd has received full backing from Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard and the Sports Minister Kate Lundy as she goes for a seat on FIFA's ruling Executive Committee ahead of the election at the end of this month, Football Federation Australia (FFA) confirmed today.FIFA provisionally ban Chuck Blazer in latest ethics case
By Duncan Mackay
May 6 - American Chuck Blazer has been provisionally banned from the FIFA Executive Committee, it was announced today.
May 6 - American Chuck Blazer has been provisionally banned from the FIFA Executive Committee, it was announced today. British FIFA vice-President to oppose Blatter plans to reduce number of European World Cup teams
By James Crook
May 4 - FIFA vice-President, Northern Irishman Jim Boyce, has warned that he will oppose any move from President Sepp Blatter to reduce the number of European nations that compete at the World Cup as he hinted yesterday at the notion of "balancing" the number of nations from each continent competing at the tournament.
May 4 - FIFA vice-President, Northern Irishman Jim Boyce, has warned that he will oppose any move from President Sepp Blatter to reduce the number of European nations that compete at the World Cup as he hinted yesterday at the notion of "balancing" the number of nations from each continent competing at the tournament.Blatter ponders cutting number of European nations at World Cup and hints at additional Presidential term
By James Crook
May 3 - FIFA President Sepp Blatter has implied that Europe may see its qualification places for future World Cup's slashed to make way for Asian nations, as he also dropped his strongest hint yet that he will stand for another term in the top role at football's governing body.
May 3 - FIFA President Sepp Blatter has implied that Europe may see its qualification places for future World Cup's slashed to make way for Asian nations, as he also dropped his strongest hint yet that he will stand for another term in the top role at football's governing body.UEFA unveil Icons Gallery in London as part of Champions Festival
By James Crook
May 2 - UEFA and Getty Images have teamed up to produce a 'Kings of Europe - UEFA Icons" gallery at Westfield Stratford City, showcasing defining images from the competition's history as part of the UEFA Champions Festival, which takes place at London's Olympic Park this month.
May 2 - UEFA and Getty Images have teamed up to produce a 'Kings of Europe - UEFA Icons" gallery at Westfield Stratford City, showcasing defining images from the competition's history as part of the UEFA Champions Festival, which takes place at London's Olympic Park this month. Bahrain Sheikh elected new President of Asian Football Confederation
By Duncan Mackay
May 2 - Bahrain's Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa was voted the new President of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) in Kuala Lumpur today, replacing disgraced former leader Mohamed Bin Hammam.
May 2 - Bahrain's Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa was voted the new President of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) in Kuala Lumpur today, replacing disgraced former leader Mohamed Bin Hammam.Havelange resigns as FIFA Honorary President after named in bribes scandal but Blatter cleared
By Duncan Mackay
April 30 - João Havelange has resigned as Honorary President of FIFA after being officially found guilty of taking bribes, but his successor as head of football's world governing body, Sepp Blatter, has been cleared of breaking any ethics rules, with his handling of the situation classified as "clumsy".
April 30 - João Havelange has resigned as Honorary President of FIFA after being officially found guilty of taking bribes, but his successor as head of football's world governing body, Sepp Blatter, has been cleared of breaking any ethics rules, with his handling of the situation classified as "clumsy".More stories
- Blatter launches multi-million dollar FIFA Zurich Museum project
- Warner resigns from Trinidad and Tobago Government after damning CONCACAF report
- Warner and Blazer accused of being "fraudulent" by CONCACAF report
- Spanish giants FC Barcelona team up with IOC for Africa development project
- New women’s football documentary focuses on future following successful London 2012
- FIFA hit by sharp rise in tax charge linked to growth in reserves
- Libya plans to build new stadiums for 2017 Africa Cup of Nations
- FIFA payments to top personnel soar by 81 per cent
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