Date | 19 September 1904 | |
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Status | Olympic | |
Location | Francis Field, Washington University, St. Louis | |
Participants | 6 from 1 countries | |
Format | Two Columbia Rounds consisted of 24 arrows at 50 yards (45.7 metres), 24 arrows at 40 yards (36.6 metres), and 24 arrows at 30 yards (27.4 metres). Placings in individual events determined on a point basis. Two points awarded for highest total score, two points awarded for most total targets hit, one point awarded for highest score at each distance, and one point awarded for most targets hit at each distance. Ties broken on total score, and then on total targets hit. |
Lida Howell won this event with 9½ points of a possible 10, and with 867 overall points, she was more than 230 points ahead of second and third place. The podium in this event was the same as in the Double National Round with Howell winning both events, and Emma Cooke and Eliza Pollock finishing second and third in both. Howell was the dominant American archer of this era, winning 17 US Championships between 1883 and 1907, and she only competed 20 times. Cooke had the only other score in this event, getting ½ point for tying Howell with the most hits (48) at 50 yards. Oddly, Cooke and Pollock both scored 630 overall points, and they had also tied in the Double National Round with 419 overall points. This was the only time this event was contested at the Olympics.
Pos | Competitor | NOC | Points | Targets Hit | Score | 50 y | 40 y | 30 y | |||
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1 | Lida Howell | USA | 9.5 | 141 | 867 | 45 (1) | 48 (1) | 48 (1) | Gold | ||
2 | Emma Cooke | USA | 0.5 | 126 | 630 | 34 (2) | 44 (3) | 48 (2) | Silver | ||
3 | Eliza Pollock | USA | 0.0 | 124 | 630 | 37 (3) | 40 (2) | 47 (3) | Bronze | ||
4 | Emily Woodruff | USA | 0.0 | 113 | 547 | 27 (4) | 39 (4) | 47 (4) | |||
5 | Mabel Taylor | USA | 0.0 | 59 | 243 | 14 (5) | 15 (5) | 30 (5) | |||
6 | Leonie Taylor | USA | 0.0 | 53 | 229 | 5 (6) | 17 (6) | 31 (6) |