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| '''The New York Athletic Club''' was founded in ] and is located in ]. Prior to the ], NYAC members had won 115 Olympic gold medals, 40 silver medals and 47 bronze medals, more than all but four nations. The Club offers many sports including but not limited to; Boxing, Fencing, Basketball, Rugby, soccer, Tennis, Handball, |
'''The New York Athletic Club''' was founded in ] and is located in ]. Prior to the ], NYAC members had won 115 Olympic gold medals, 40 silver medals and 47 bronze medals, more than all but four nations. The Club offers many sports including but not limited to; ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ] and at least a dozen others not listed here. | ||
| In ] ], the club was the site of a four game ] match between ] and the computer program ]. In November ], the Saturday morning program, the prestigious children's program run by the club gathered nearly $17,000 dollars for the Ronald McDonald House run, an event which the program has participated in for several years. | In ] ], the club was the site of a four game ] match between ] and the computer program ]. In November ], the Saturday morning program, the prestigious children's program run by the club gathered nearly $17,000 dollars for the Ronald McDonald House run, an event which the program has participated in for several years. | ||
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The New York Athletic Club was founded in 1868 and is located in New York City. Prior to the 2000 Olympic Games, NYAC members had won 115 Olympic gold medals, 40 silver medals and 47 bronze medals, more than all but four nations. The Club offers many sports including but not limited to; Boxing, Fencing, Basketball, Rugby, Soccer, Tennis, Handball, Squash and at least a dozen others not listed here.
In November 2003, the club was the site of a four game chess match between Garry Kasparov and the computer program X3D Fritz. In November 2005, the Saturday morning program, the prestigious children's program run by the club gathered nearly $17,000 dollars for the Ronald McDonald House run, an event which the program has participated in for several years.
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