Marcus Hurley

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Marcus Hurley (1904)
Marcus Hurley (1904)
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Full name Marcus Latimer Hurley
Date of birth December 22, 1883
date of death March 28, 1941
nation United States 45United States United States
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Most important successes
Olympic games
gold Olympic champion ¼ mile 1904
gold Olympic champion ⅓ mile 1904
gold Olympic champion ½ mile 1904
gold Olympic champion 1 mile 1904
bronze Olympic Knight 2 miles 1904
World championships
gold World champion amateurs track bike sprint 1904

Marcus Latimer Hurley (born December 22, 1883 in New Rochelle , New York , † March 28, 1941 in New York City ) was an American track cyclist and basketball player .

At the age of 17, Hurley became American amateur sprint champion and defended that title for three years. At the 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis , he won gold medals in sprint races over a quarter mile, a third mile , a half mile and a mile. In the two-mile race, he finished third. Also in 1904 he was sprint world champion in London .

By 1908, Hurley also played basketball for the New York Athletic Club and Columbia University . Hurley lived in New York City and was an engineer by profession .

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