1904 Summer Olympics / Participant (Canada)
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Canada participated in the 1904 Summer Olympics in St. Louis , United States , with a delegation of 56 athletes (all men) in 15 competitions in six sports. Six medals (four gold and one silver and one bronze each) could be won. The youngest athlete was the golfer Albert Edison Austin (15 years and 322 days), the oldest athlete was the golfer Albert William Austin (47 years and 176 days). It was the country's second summer Olympics participation .
Medalist
gold
silver
bronze
Participants by sport
Soccer
Galt FC
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Results
- Rank one
- 7-0 win over Christian Brothers' College from the United States
- 4-0 win over the St. Rose School of St. Louis from the United States
- Rank one
- Squad
- Otto Christman
- George Ducker
- John Fraser
- John Gourley
- Alexander Hall
- Albert Henderson
- Albert Johnston
- Robert Lane
- Ernest Linton
- Gordon McDonald
- Frederick Steep
- Thomas Taylor
- William Twaits
golf
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Albert William Austin
- singles
- Qualification: 230 strokes, 73, did not qualify for the final
- Round one: 117 strokes, rank 74
- Round two: 113 strokes, rank 72
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Albert Edison Austin
- singles
- Qualification: 211 strokes, 65, did not qualify for the final
- Round one: 105 strokes, rank 66
- Round two: 106 strokes, rank 66
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George Lyon
- singles
- Qualification: 169 points, ninth place, qualified for the final
- Round one: 84 points, sixth place
- Round two: 85 points, 13th place
- Round one: five holes ahead with four left to play, qualifies for the next round
- Round two: eleven holes ahead of nine to play, qualified for the quarterfinals
- Quarterfinals: Five holes ahead with four left to play, qualifies for the semifinals
- Semi-finals: one hole ahead of the end, qualifies for the final
- Final: three holes ahead of two to play, first place
athletics
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Peter Deer
- 800 meter run
- Final: no rating
- 1,500 meter run
- Final: sixth place
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Étienne Desmarteau
- Weight throwing
- Final: 10.46 meters, first place
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Percy Hagerman
- Long jump
- Final: Rank six
- Triple jump
- Final: Rank six
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Robert Kerr
- 60 meter run
- Round one: failed in run three (second place)
- Round one repechage: eliminated in race one (fourth place)
- 100 meter run
- Round one: eliminated in run two (third place)
- 200 meter run
- Round one: eliminated in run two (third place)
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Percival Molson
- 400 meter run
- Final: no rating
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John Peck
- 800 meter run
- Final: no rating
lacrosse
Winnipeg shamrocks
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Results
- Rank one
- Final: 8-2 win over the United States' St. Louis Amateur Athletic Association
- Rank one
- Squad
Mohawk Indians of Canada
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Results
- Third place
- Semi-finals: 2-0 loss to the United States' St. Louis Amateur Athletic Association
- Third place
- team
rowing
Argonaut Rowing Club, Toronto
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Results
- Rank two
- Final: Defeat three lengths behind the Vesper Boat Club, Philadelphia boat from the United States
- Rank two
- team
Wrestling
Freestyle
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Frederick Ferguson
- Bantamweight
- Round one: Eliminated from the United States by losing shoulders to Milton Whitehurst
- Featherweight
- Fourth place
- Quarter-finals: Losing shoulders to Benjamin Bradshaw of the United States
- Final: Losing shoulders to Charles Clapper from the United States
Web links
- 1904 Canadian Olympic Team in the Sports-Reference database (English; archived from the original )
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