Date | 30 July 1904 — 17:30 | |
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Status | Olympic | |
Location | Creve Coeur Lake, Maryland Heights | |
Participants | 18 from 2 countries | |
Format | Final only |
This was the only 1904 rowing event with competitors from outside the United States as Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia was matched against the Toronto Argonauts of Canada. Vesper was the defending gold medalist, having won the title at Paris in 1900. Vesper won again with a three-length margin over the Argonauts. Two members of the Vesper crew, stroke John Exley and coxswain Lou Abell, had been with the crew at the 1900 Olympics.
Pos | Lane | Competitors | NOC | Time | ||||||
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1 | – | Vesper Boat Club | USA | 7:50.0 | Gold | |||||
John Exley, Jr. • Mike Gleason • Frank Schell • Jim Flanigan • Charles Armstrong • Hunter Lott • Joe Dempsey • Fred Cresser • Lou Abell • Ed Carson (DNS) • C. McCleanaghan (DNS) • John O’Brien (DNS) • Harry DeBaecke (DNS) | ||||||||||
2 | – | Toronto Argonauts | CAN | at 3 lengths | Silver | |||||
Pat Reiffenstein • William Wadsworth • Colonel Rice • Phil Boyd • George Strange • Don MacKenzie • Alan Bailey • Joe Wright, Sr. • Thomas Loudon • Mervyn Allen (DNS) |