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Boxing at the 1904 Summer Olympics - up to 61.2 kg

Boxing on
1904 Summer Olympics
Boxing pictogram.svg
Up to 47.6 kg
Up to 52.2 kg
Up to 56.7 kg
Up to 61.2 kg
Up to 65.8 kg
Up to 71.7 kg
Over 71.7 kg

Boxing competitions in the weight category up to 61.2 kg among men at the 1904 Summer Olympics took place on September 21 and 22 . Eight athletes from one country took part.

Medalists

GoldSilverBronze
  Harry spanger
USA
  Jack Egan
USA
  Russell van Horne
USA

Competition

Quarter finalsSemifinalsThe final
September 21st
  Harry Spanger ( USA )ON
  Kenneth Jewett ( USA )in 2 p.
  Harry Spanger ( USA )on points
  Russell Van Horne ( USA )
  Russell Van Horne ( USA )
September 22nd
  Arthur Seward ( USA )disk drive
  Harry Spanger ( USA )on points
  Jack Egan ( USA )2
  Peter Starholdt ( USA )
  Carroll Barton ( USA )disk drive one
  Peter Starholdt ( USA )Match for 3rd place
  Jack Egan ( USA )on points
  Jack Egan ( USA )on points  Russell Van Horne ( USA )on points
  Joseph Lydon ( USA )  Peter Starholdt ( USA )

1 According to the rules of the organization that organized the Olympic competitions, all athletes had to perform under their own names. So Carroll Barton, who pretended to be James Bollinger, was disqualified after the first round.

2 Jack Egen won a silver medal in lightweight (up to 61.2 kg) weight and a bronze medal and welterweight (up to 65.8 kg) weight. Later it turned out that he acted under a pseudonym, and his real name was Frank Joseph Foyd, while according to the rules of the organization that organized the Olympic competitions, the athletes had to perform under their own names. In November 1905, Egan was disqualified and deprived of all his awards. In the lightweight class, silver passed to Russell van Horn , and bronze to Peter Starholdt (while Starholdt won no victory in a single bout). The welterweight bronze medal remained with Joseph Lydon . However, in accordance with the IOC Olympic Games database of 1904, the IOC recognizes Jack Egen as silver lightweight medalist and welterweight bronze medalist, Russell van Horne as lightweight lightweight medalist, and Joseph Lydon retained the welterweight bronze medal.

Links

  • IOC Olympic Games Database 1904 (English)
  • In November 1905, Egan was disqualified .
  • Official game protocol (inaccessible link) (English)
  • Competition Results (Polish)
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Box_to_years_Olympic_1944_—_to_61,2_kg&oldid=99148377


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