1904 Summer Olympics / Participant (Cuba)

CUB

4th	2	3

Cuba took part in the 1904 Summer Olympics in St. Louis , United States of America , with a delegation of five athletes (all men) in five competitions in two sports. Nine medals (four gold, two silver, three bronze) were won. In addition, another gold medal was won with a mixed team in foil, but this is not included in the team table. It was the country's second Summer Olympics participation after the 1900 Summer Olympics .

Medalist

gold

Manuel Díaz	fencing	Saber single
Ramón Fonst	fencing	Epee single
Ramón Fonst	fencing	Foil single
Albertson Van Zo Post	fencing	Single stick

silver

Charles Tatham	fencing	Epee single
Albertson Van Zo Post	fencing	Foil single

bronze

Charles Tatham	fencing	Foil single
Albertson Van Zo Post	fencing	Epee single
Albertson Van Zo Post	fencing	Saber single

Participants by sport

fencing

• Manuel Díaz
  • saber

  Final: three duels won - none lost, first place

• Ramón Fonst
  • Sword

  Final: first place

  • foil

  Round one: qualified for the final in group one, won four duels - none lost, first place

  Final: three duels won - none lost, first place

• Charles Tatham
  • Sword

  Final: second place

  • foil

  Round one: qualified for the final in group two (second place), won two duels - lost one

  Final: one duel won - two lost, third place

• Albertson Van Zo Post
  • Sword

  Final: third place

  • foil

  Round one: qualified for the final in group one (second place), won three duels - lost one

  Final: two duels won - one lost, second place

  • saber

  Final: won two duels - lost one, third place

  • Single stick

  Final: eleven duels won, first place

athletics

• Félix Carvajal
  • marathon

  Final: fourth place

Web links

• 1904 Cuban Olympic Team in the Sports-Reference database (English; archived from the original )

Remarks

1. ↑ ^{a b c d} Albertson Van Zo Post was - contrary to the information in the IOC database - not a Cuban, but an American.
2. ↑ ^{a b} The IOC database lists Charles Tatham in the individual competitions as a Cuban, but in the team competition as an American.