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James E. Sullivan Award

American sports award

Also known as: James E. Sullivan Memorial Award, Sullivan Award

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Amateur Athletic Union of the United States

In Amateur Athletic Union of the United States
The James E. Sullivan Memorial Trophy, named for an early AAU official, is awarded annually to the nation’s outstanding amateur athlete. Publications include Amateur Athlete (monthly) and sports guides and rule books. Its headquarters is in Indianapolis, Ind.
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