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Emmerich Rath

1883 – 1962

German-Bohemian all-round sportsman

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Lived 1883 – 1962 (aged 79). Emmerich Rath was a Czech, German and Austrian association football player, ice hockey player, rower, marathon runner, boxer and bobsledder.

Emmerich Rath (5 November 1883, Prague – 21 December 1962, Broumov) was a German Bohemian athlete who competed in the 1908 Summer Olympics and in the 1912 Summer Olympics for Austria.

Biography Rath has been described as a "sporting all-rounder". He won the heavyweight boxing championship of Germany. He was a vegetarian from his youth.

In 1908, he finished 25th in the marathon race. He also participated in the 10 mile walk competition and was eliminated in the first round. Four years later, he finished 33rd in the Olympic marathon race. He also participated in the cross country race but did not finish.

In 1914, he was part of the Czech ice hockey team at the European Championships in Berlin.

Rath competed in bodybuilding contests and was a pioneer skier.

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Who was Emmerich Rath?

German-Bohemian all-round sportsman (1883-1962)

When was Emmerich Rath born?

Emmerich Rath was born on 5 November 1883 in Prague.

When did Emmerich Rath die?

Emmerich Rath died on 21 December 1962 in Broumov, Stárkov.

What was Emmerich Rath's occupation?

Emmerich Rath was an association football player, ice hockey player, rower, marathon runner, boxer and bobsledder.

What nationality was Emmerich Rath?

Emmerich Rath was Czech, German and Austrian.

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· Wikipedia: Emmerich Rath

· Wikidata: Q699844

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