Claude Allen (athlete)

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Claude Arthur Allen (April 29, 1884 – 1941) was an American track and field athlete who competed in the 1904 Summer Olympics.

In 1904 he was fifth in pole vault competition.

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Charles McGrath (1905–1906)
Jack Reed (1906–1908)
Robert Yates (1908–1909)
Claude A. Allen (1909–1910)
Alfred Heerdt (1910–1911)
A. V. Barnett (1911–1915)
Tom Tracey (1915–1917)
John O'Shea (1917–1919)
John Blake (1919–1923)
Peter Dwyer (1923–1927)
William McCarthy (1927–1931)
John Gallagher (1931–1943)
No team (1943–1944)
Edward Flynn (1944–1946)
John Gallagher (1946–1965)
James Maloney (1965–1968)
Frank Layden (1968–1976)
Dan Raskin (1976–1980)
Peter Lonergan (1980–1985)
Andrew Walker (1985–1989)
Jack Armstrong (1989–1998)
Joe Mihalich (1998– )

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