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Chicago golfer Margaret Abbott was the 1st American woman to win a gold medal at the Olympics — but she never knew it. Here's why. - Chicago Tribune
Margaret Abbott competed in and won a golf tournament in Paris. After her death, it was discovered that this tournament was part of the poorly-organized 1900 Olympics. She never knew she was
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Chicago golfer Margaret Abbott was the 1st American woman to win a gold medal at the Olympics — but she never knew it. Here's why. - Chicago Tribune
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Margaret Abbott, Olympic golf champion, 1900, St Louis. pictured as the immortal GIBSON GIRL by Charles Dana Gibson in 1902.jpg | GOLF IMAGES: THEN & NOW
Chicago golfer Margaret Abbott was the 1st American woman to win a gold medal at the Olympics — but she never knew it. Here's why. - Chicago Tribune
