Date | 29 July 1904 — 17:10 | |
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Status | Olympic | |
Location | Creve Coeur Lake, Maryland Heights | |
Participants | 12 from 1 countries | |
Format | Final only |
Three US fours entered, all from St. Louis, but missing was the Winnipeg Rowing Club of Manitoba, Canada, which had won the 1902-03 US national titles. The Century Boat Club four won the gold medal, followed by the Mound City Rowing Club and the Western Rowing Club. A four from the Western Rowing Club had been US champions in 1901.
Pos | Lane | Competitors | NOC | Time | ||||||
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1 | – | Century Boat Club | USA | 9:05.8 | Gold | |||||
Arthur Stockhoff • Gus Erker • George Dietz • Al Nasse | ||||||||||
2 | – | Mound City Rowing Club | USA | at 2 lengths | Silver | |||||
Fred Suerig • Martin Formanack • Charles Aman • Mike Begley • Frank Jaeger (DNS) | ||||||||||
3 | – | Western Rowing Club | USA | – | Bronze | |||||
Gus Voerg • John Freitag • Lou Heim • Frank Dummerth • W. Fischer (DNS) • F. Mueller (DNS) |