Émile Pierre Sarrade was a French rugby union player and tug of war competitor, born in Paris on 10 March 1877, who died in Paris on 14 October 1953. He played in the second row for the national selection and for Racing Club de France, and before joining Racing he played for SCUF, where he was captain from 1896 to 1898 alongside Charles Brennus. At the 1900 Summer Olympics he won the Olympic title in rugby with the French team and a silver medal in the team tug of war. He also won the French rugby championship in 1900 and 1902, was a member of the association of former aviators Les Vieilles Tiges, and was an industrialist by profession according to the Olympedia register.
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Émile Sarrade est un joueur français de rugby à XV (et de tir à la corde)
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Émile Sarrade est un joueur français de rugby à XV (et de tir à la corde)
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Champion olympique en 1900.
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Champion olympique en 1900.
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