About Charles Healy
Lived 1883 – 1904 (aged 20–21). Charles Healy was an American swimmer and water polo player.
1904 Olympics The 1904 St. Louis water polo contest was held at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair on September 5–6, at the Life Saving Exhibition Lake. In Olympic competition, America's Missouri Athletic Club water polo team placed third, receiving the bronze, to the gold medal-winning team from America's New York Athletic Club, and the second place silver medal team from Healy's Chicago Athletic Association, also an American team. In the Water Polo semi-final round, the New York Athletic Club team soundly defeated the Missouri Athletic Club team by a score of 5–0 on September 5. Only the three American teams competed. In the final round, the New York Athletic Club defeated the Chicago Athletic Association Club in Chicago Club's only match by a score of 6–0 on September 6.
Healy continued to compete in swimming through 1913.
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Who was Charles Healy?
water polo player
When was Charles Healy born?
Charles Healy was born on 4 October 1883 in Chicago.
When did Charles Healy die?
Charles Healy died in 1904.
What was Charles Healy's occupation?
Charles Healy was a swimmer and water polo player.
What nationality was Charles Healy?
Charles Healy was American.
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