1904 Summer Olympics / Lacrosse
Lacrosse at the III. Olympic Games |
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venue | St. Louis |
Competition venue | Francis Field |
Nations | 2 |
Athletes | 36 (36 men) |
date | 2nd-7th July 1904 |
decisions | 1 |
With the III. At the 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis , a competition in lacrosse was held. There were four teams registered, but the Brooklyn Crescents did not appear, so that only three teams competed for the tournament at Francis Field Stadium .
The Mohawk Indians of Canada , a team composed of Mohawk Indians from the Brantford , Ontario area , met the St. Louis Amateur Athletic Association on September 4, 1904 . The locals won this game 2-0 and faced the Shamrocks from Winnipeg in the second game on September 7, 1904 . In this "final" the Canadians clearly won 8: 2.
Classification
space | country | athlete |
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1 | CAN |
Winnipeg Shamrocks Eli Blanchard , William Brennaugh , George Bretz , William Burns , George Cattanach , George Cloutier , Sandy Cowan , Jack Flett , Benjamin Jamieson , Stuart Laidlaw , Hilliard Lyle , Lawrence Pentland |
2 | United States |
St. Louis Amateur Athletic Association Patrick Crogan , JW Dowling , WR Gibson , Tom Hunter , WA Murphy , William Partridge , George Passmore , William Passmore , WJ Ross , Jack Sullivan , Albert Venn , AM Woods |
3 | CAN |
Mohawk Indians of Canada Black Hawk , Black Eagle , Almighty Voice , Flat Iron , Spotted Tail , Half Moon , Lightfoot , Snake Eater , Red Jacket , Night Hawk , Man Afraid Soap , Rain in Face |
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- Lacrosse at the Olympic Games 1904 in the Sports-Reference database (English; archived from the original )
- Official report of the 1904 Summer Olympics (PDF, 3.1 MB)