THORPE

THORPE


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Word: thorpe

(now chiefly in placenames) A group of houses standing together in the country; a hamlet; a village.


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Jim ___ - All American (1951 biopic)
1912 Olympian
1912 Olympic Games star
1912 Olympic decathlon champ
1912 Olympic legend
1912 Olympics star
1912 Olympics track star
All-American Lancaster role
All-around athlete Jim
Athlete Jim
Athlete of the Century Jim
Athletic legend Jim
Aussie swimming great
Australian swimming great Ian
Breaker of the 400-meter freestyle world record at the 2000 Olympics
Carlisles favorite son
ESPN Athlete of the Century Jim
Five-time Olympic gold-medal swimmer
Football Hall of Famer Jim
Football Hall-of-Famer Jim
Football/baseball/track legend
Ian
Indian superathlete Jim
Jim ___
Legendary Native American athlete Jim
Legendary athlete Jim
Native American sports legend
Native American sports legend Jim
Olympian portrayed by Lancaster
Olympic swimmer Ian
Olympics swimmer Ian
Pentathlon and decathlon champ of the 1912 Olympics
Pop Warner coached him
U.S. Olympic legend
Great American athlete.
Famous left halfback.
She wrote Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight.
Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight poet.
Hamlet
Famous Indian athlete.
U.S. athlete Jim
Early gridiron great
Carlisle's favorite son
Great 1912 Olympian
U.S. athlete: 1888-1953
2000 and 2004 swimming gold medalist Ian
Athlete Jim whose Native American name was Wa-Tho-Huk
Olympian Jim or Ian
Swimmer Ian who won three gold medals in the 2000 Olympics
20 god exercises
Author, part almost stolen by rival of Johnson, Ben?
Olympian god exercises
Five-time Olympic gold-medal swimmer Ian
Five-time Olympic gold-medal swimmer Ian
See 5
Village gym behind divine figure
Village footpath or pedestrian shelters




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