United States at the 1904 Summer Olympics
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1904 Summer Olympics in St. Louis | ||||
Medals | Gold 78 |
Silver 82 |
Bronze 79 |
Total 239 |
Summer Olympic Games appearances | ||||
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The United States hosted the 1904 Summer Olympics in St. Louis, Missouri. These Games were sparsely attended by athletes from outside the USA, and consequently, American athletes won 239 of 280 total medals awarded. Many events were contested solely by Americans.
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[edit] Medals
[edit] Gold
- George Bryant - archery, men's double York round
- George Bryant - archery, men's double American round
- Matilda Howell - archery, women's double National round
- Matilda Howell - archery, women's double Columbia round
- Matilda Howell, Jessie Pollock, Laura Woodruff, and Louise Taylor - archery, women's team round
- Potomac Archers - archery, men's team round
[edit] Silver
- Robert Williams - archery, men's double York round
- Robert Williams - archery, men's double American round
- William Grebe - fencing, men's sabre
- Emma Cooke - archery, women's double National round
- Emma Cooke - archery, women's double Columbia round
- Emma Cooke and Mabel Taylor - archery, women's team round
- Christian Brothers College - football, men's competition
- Cincinnati Archers - archery, men's team round
[edit] Bronze
- William Thompson - archery, men's double York round
- William Thompson - archery, men's double American round
- Jessie Pollock - archery, women's double National round
- Jessie Pollock - archery, women's double Columbia round
- Boston Archers - archery, men's team round
- Chaminade College Prepatory - football, men's competition
[edit] Results by event
[edit] Archery
The United States first competed in archery at the 1904 Summer Olympics. They were the only nation to compete that year, taking all 17 medals.
Event | Place | Archer | Score |
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Men's double York round | 1st | George Bryant | 820 |
2nd | Robert Williams | 819 | |
3rd | William Thompson | 816 | |
4th | Wallace Bryant | 618 | |
5th | Benjamin Keys | 532 | |
6th | Ernest Frentz | 528 | |
7th | Homer Taylor | 506 | |
8th | C.S. Woodruff | 487 | |
9th | Henry B. Richardson | 439 | |
10th | D. F. McGowan | 383 | |
11th | Thomas Scott | 375 | |
12th | Cyrus Dallin | 355 | |
13th | Lewis Maxon | 341 | |
14th | Ralph Taylor | 328 | |
15th | Edward Weston | 268 | |
16th | Edward Bruce | 238 | |
Men's double American round | 1st | George Bryant | 1048 |
2nd | Robert Williams | 991 | |
3rd | William Thompson | 949 | |
4th | C.S. Woodruff | 907 | |
5th | William Clark | 880 | |
6th | Homer Taylor | 862 | |
7th | Benjamin Keys | 840 | |
8th | Wallace Bryant | 818 | |
9th | Cyrus Dallin | 816 | |
10th | Henry B. Richardson | 813 | |
11th | Charles Hubbard | 779 | |
12th | Lewis Maxon | 777 | |
13th | Galen Spencer | 701 | |
14th | Samuel Duvall | 699 | |
15th | Ernest Frentz | 665 | |
16th | Amos Casselman | 628 | |
17th | Ralph Taylor | 533 | |
18th | Edward Bruce | 516 | |
19th | E. H. Weston | 508 | |
20th | Edward Weston | 450 | |
21st | W. G. Valentine | 347 | |
Women's double National round | 1st | Matilda Howell | 620 |
2nd | Emma Cooke | 419 | |
3rd | Jessie Pollock | 419 | |
4th | Laura Woodruff | 234 | |
5th | Mabel Taylor | 160 | |
6th | Louise Taylor | 159 | |
Women's double Columbia round | 1st | Matilda Howell | 867 |
2nd | Emma Cooke | 630 | |
3rd | Jessie Pollock | 630 | |
4th | Laura Woodruff | 547 | |
5th | Mabel Taylor | 243 | |
6th | Louise Taylor | 229 | |
Event | Place | Team | Archers | Score |
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Men's team round | 1st | Potomac Archers | William Thompson, Robert Williams, Lewis Maxon, Galen Spencer |
1344 |
2nd | Cincinnati Archers | C.S. Woodruff, William Clark, Charles Hubbard, Samuel Duvall |
1341 | |
3rd | Boston Archers | George Bryant, Wallace Bryant, Cyrus Dallin, Henry B. Richardson |
1268 | |
4th | Chicago Archers | Benjamin Keys, Homer Taylor, Edward Weston, Edward Bruce |
942 | |
Women's team round | 1st | Matilda Howell, Jessie Pollock, Laura Woodruff, Louise Taylor |
Unknown | |
2nd | Emma Cooke, Mabel Taylor | Unknown | ||
[edit] Football
The United States made its first appearance in football, known there as soccer, in 1904. Two American club teams played in a round-robin with a Canadian team, with the Canadian team defeating both of the American squads. The Americans then played two scoreless draws against each other before one won the third contest, 2-0.
Event | Place | Team | Wins | Losses | Percent |
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Men's football |
2nd | Christian Brothers College
Charles Bartliff, Warren Brittingham, Oscar Brockmeyer, Alexander Cudmore, Charles January, John January, Thomas January, Raymond Lawlor, Joseph Lydon, Louis Menges, Peter Ratican |
1 (USA 2-0) |
1 (CAN 7-0) |
.500 |
3rd | St. Rose Parish
Joseph Brady, George Cooke, Thomas Cooke, Cormic Cosgrove, Dierkes, Martin Dooling, Frank Frost, Claude Jameson, Henry Jameson, Johnson, O'Connell, Harry Tate |
0 | 2 (CAN 4-0) (USA 2-0) |
.000 | |
Nations at the 1904 Summer Olympics in St. Louis, United States |
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Australia • Austria • Canada • Cuba • France • Germany • Great Britain • Greece • Hungary • South Africa • Switzerland • United States • Mixed teams |