Category:1904 Olympians - Revision history

Ric at 23:46, 14 January 2021

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	[[file:Oly1904Silver.jpg\|center\|150px\|1904 Silver Medal]]		[[file:Oly1904Silver.jpg\|center\|150px\|1904 Silver Medal]]
	<center>'''Boxers who represented their country at the 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis, MO, USA'''<~~/center~~>		<center>'''Boxers who represented their country at the 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis, MO, USA'''<br>
			(Boxing would make its debut in these 1904 Games, having not been part of the 1896 or 1900 Olympiads.)</center>
	Boxing would make its debut in ~~the~~ 1904 Games, having not been part of the 1896 or 1900 Olympiads.		<br>

	The Games were conducted as part of the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904, and were stretched out between July 1 and November 23. Every single boxer in the 1904 Olympics was an American; 85% of all athletes participating in the Games were Americans.		The Games were conducted as part of the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904, and were stretched out between July 1 and November 23. Every single boxer in the 1904 Olympics was an American; 85% of all athletes participating in the Games were Americans.

	[[George Finnegan]], [[Harry Spanger]] and [[Charles Mayer]] managed to win one ~~gold~~ and one ~~silver medal~~, and [[James (Jack) Eagan]] one ~~silver~~ and one ~~bronze medal~~. They are the only boxers to capture two medals at the same Olympics.		[[George Finnegan]], [[Harry Spanger]] and [[Charles Mayer]] managed to win one Gold and one Silver Medal, and [[James (Jack) Eagan]] one Silver and one Bronze Medal. They are the only boxers to capture two medals at the same Olympics.

	[[Oliver Kirk]] won the Gold Medal in the Bantamweight and Featherweight class, becoming the only boxer to accomplish this feat.		[[Oliver Kirk]] won the Gold Medal in the Bantamweight and Featherweight class, becoming the only boxer to accomplish this feat.

Matt at 22:06, 1 January 2007

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	*Welterweight - [[Al Young]] (United States)		*Welterweight - [[Al Young]] (United States)
	*Middleweight - [[Charles Mayer]] (United States)		*Middleweight - [[Charles Mayer]] (United States)
	*Heavyweight - [[~~Samuel~~ Berger]] (United States)		*Heavyweight - [[Sam Berger]] (United States)

	[[Category:Olympic Games\|1904]]		[[Category:Olympic Games\|1904]]

Matt at 22:06, 1 January 2007

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	[[Oliver Kirk]] won the Gold Medal in the Bantamweight and Featherweight class, becoming the only boxer to accomplish this feat.		[[Oliver Kirk]] won the Gold Medal in the Bantamweight and Featherweight class, becoming the only boxer to accomplish this feat.

			== Gold Medalists ==
			*Flyweight - [[George Finnegan]] (United States)
			*Bantamweight - [[Oliver Kirk]] (United States)
			*Featherweight - [[Oliver Kirk]] (United States)
			*Lightweight - [[Harry Spanger]] (United States)
			*Welterweight - [[Al Young]] (United States)
			*Middleweight - [[Charles Mayer]] (United States)
			*Heavyweight - [[Samuel Berger]] (United States)

	[[Category:Olympic Games\|1904]]		[[Category:Olympic Games\|1904]]

Ric: image added

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	Boxers who represented their country at the 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis, MO, USA. Boxing would make its debut in the 1904 Games, having not been part of the 1896 or 1900 Olympiads.		[[file:Oly1904Silver.jpg\|center\|150px\|1904 Silver Medal]]
			<center>'''Boxers who represented their country at the 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis, MO, USA'''</center>

			Boxing would make its debut in the 1904 Games, having not been part of the 1896 or 1900 Olympiads.

	The Games were conducted as part of the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904, and were stretched out between July 1 and November 23. Every single boxer in the 1904 Olympics was an American; 85% of all athletes participating in the Games were Americans.		The Games were conducted as part of the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904, and were stretched out between July 1 and November 23. Every single boxer in the 1904 Olympics was an American; 85% of all athletes participating in the Games were Americans.

Ric: typo, and deleted redundant reference to 1904

2005-07-22T04:31:01Z

typo, and deleted redundant reference to 1904

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	Boxers who represented their country at the 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis, MO, USA. Boxing would make its debut in the 1904 Games, having not been part of the 1896 or 1900 Olympiads.		Boxers who represented their country at the 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis, MO, USA. Boxing would make its debut in the 1904 Games, having not been part of the 1896 or 1900 Olympiads.

	The ~~1904~~ Games were conducted as part of the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904, and were stretched out ~~betweeen~~ July ~~1st~~ and November ~~23rd~~. Every single boxer in the 1904 Olympics was an American; 85% of all athletes participating in the Games were Americans.		The Games were conducted as part of the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904, and were stretched out between July 1 and November 23. Every single boxer in the 1904 Olympics was an American; 85% of all athletes participating in the Games were Americans.

	[[George Finnegan]], [[Harry Spanger]] and [[Charles Mayer]] managed to win one gold and one silver medal, and [[James (Jack) Eagan]] one silver and one bronze medal. They are the only boxers to capture two medals at the same Olympics.		[[George Finnegan]], [[Harry Spanger]] and [[Charles Mayer]] managed to win one gold and one silver medal, and [[James (Jack) Eagan]] one silver and one bronze medal. They are the only boxers to capture two medals at the same Olympics.

Matt: bit about Oliver Kirk

2005-07-22T03:56:07Z

bit about Oliver Kirk

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	[[George Finnegan]], [[Harry Spanger]] and [[Charles Mayer]] managed to win one gold and one silver medal, and [[James (Jack) Eagan]] one silver and one bronze medal. They are the only boxers to capture two medals at the same Olympics.		[[George Finnegan]], [[Harry Spanger]] and [[Charles Mayer]] managed to win one gold and one silver medal, and [[James (Jack) Eagan]] one silver and one bronze medal. They are the only boxers to capture two medals at the same Olympics.

			[[Oliver Kirk]] won the Gold Medal in the Bantamweight and Featherweight class, becoming the only boxer to accomplish this feat.

	[[Category:Olympic Games\|1904]]		[[Category:Olympic Games\|1904]]

Matt: switched text link on Eagan's name

2005-07-22T03:35:35Z

switched text link on Eagan's name

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	The 1904 Games were conducted as part of the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904, and were stretched out betweeen July 1st and November 23rd. Every single boxer in the 1904 Olympics was an American; 85% of all athletes participating in the Games were Americans.		The 1904 Games were conducted as part of the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904, and were stretched out betweeen July 1st and November 23rd. Every single boxer in the 1904 Olympics was an American; 85% of all athletes participating in the Games were Americans.

	[[George Finnegan]], [[Harry Spanger]] and [[Charles Mayer]] managed to win one gold and one silver medal, and [[Jack Eagan]] one silver and one bronze medal. They are the only boxers to capture two medals at the same Olympics.		[[George Finnegan]], [[Harry Spanger]] and [[Charles Mayer]] managed to win one gold and one silver medal, and [[James (Jack) Eagan]] one silver and one bronze medal. They are the only boxers to capture two medals at the same Olympics.

	[[Category:Olympic Games\|1904]]		[[Category:Olympic Games\|1904]]

Ric at 03:17, 22 July 2005

2005-07-22T03:17:46Z

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	Boxers who represented their country at the 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis, MO, USA. Boxing would make ~~it's~~ debut in the 1904 Games, having not been part of the 1896 ~~and~~ 1900 Olympiads.		Boxers who represented their country at the 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis, MO, USA. Boxing would make its debut in the 1904 Games, having not been part of the 1896 or 1900 Olympiads.

	The 1904 Games were conducted as part of the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904, and were stretched out betweeen July 1st and November 23rd ~~of 1904. 85% of the athletes participating in the games were Americans~~. Every single boxer in the 1904 Olympics was an American.		The 1904 Games were conducted as part of the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904, and were stretched out betweeen July 1st and November 23rd. Every single boxer in the 1904 Olympics was an American; 85% of all athletes participating in the Games were Americans.

	George Finnegan, Harry Spanger and Charles Mayer managed to win one gold and one silver medal and Jack Eagan one silver and one bronze medal. They are the only boxers to capture two medals at the same Olympics.		[[George Finnegan]], [[Harry Spanger]] and [[Charles Mayer]] managed to win one gold and one silver medal, and [[Jack Eagan]] one silver and one bronze medal. They are the only boxers to capture two medals at the same Olympics.

	[[Category:Olympic Games\|1904]]		[[Category:Olympic Games\|1904]]

Matt at 03:09, 22 July 2005

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	Boxers who represented their country at the 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis, MO, USA. Boxing would make it's debut in the 1904 Games, having not been part of the 1896 and 1900 Olympiads.		Boxers who represented their country at the 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis, MO, USA. Boxing would make it's debut in the 1904 Games, having not been part of the 1896 and 1900 Olympiads.

	The 1904 Games were conducted as part of the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904, and were stretched out betweeen July 1st and November 23rd of 1904. 85% of the athletes participating in the games were Americans.		The 1904 Games were conducted as part of the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904, and were stretched out betweeen July 1st and November 23rd of 1904. 85% of the athletes participating in the games were Americans. Every single boxer in the 1904 Olympics was an American.

			George Finnegan, Harry Spanger and Charles Mayer managed to win one gold and one silver medal and Jack Eagan one silver and one bronze medal. They are the only boxers to capture two medals at the same Olympics.

	[[Category:Olympic Games\|1904]]		[[Category:Olympic Games\|1904]]

Matt at 03:04, 22 July 2005

2005-07-22T03:04:11Z

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Boxers who represented their country at the 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis, MO, USA. Boxing would make it's debut in the 1904 Games, having not been part of the 1896 and 1900 Olympiads.

The 1904 Games were conducted as part of the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904, and were stretched out betweeen July 1st and November 23rd of 1904. 85% of the athletes participating in the games were Americans.

[[Category:Olympic Games|1904]]