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Tewanima (winner), Arquette (came in 5th), 1911. Creator: Bain News Service
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Tewanima (winner), Arquette (came in 5th), 1911. Creator: Bain News Service
Tewanima (winner), Arquette (came in 5th), 1911. Shows Hopi American long distance runner and Olympic medal winner Louis Tewanima (1888-1969) and Mitchell Arquette, member of the cross country team of Carlise Indian School, after marathon in New York City, May 6, 1911
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**"Victory and Camaraderie: Louis Tewanima and Mitchell Arquette after the Marathon"**
May 6th, 1911 - New York City. In this historic photograph, two athletes stand together in triumph and camaraderie. On the left is Louis Tewanima (1888-1969), a Hopi American long-distance runner who won Olympic medals in both track and field events. Next to him stands Mitchell Arquette, member of Carlisle Indian School's cross-country team, who finished 5th in this marathon.
The image captures the moment after the grueling race, with Tewanima proudly holding his winner's medal aloft while Arquette looks on with a mix of admiration and exhaustion. The two men are dressed in their finest attire - Tewanima sporting a bowler hat and suit, while Arquette wears a simple but dignified outfit.
This photograph is more than just an image of athletes; it represents the intersection of cultures, heritages, and histories. It highlights the achievements of Native American athletes during a time when they faced significant barriers to success. The Bain News Service's capture of this moment has become an iconic representation of resilience, determination, and friendship.
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