Men Marathon Athletics III Olympic Games Saint Louis, United States 1904 - Tuesday, 30 August - Gold Medal: Thomas Hicks, United States
Final 15:00time
1. Thomas HicksUSA United States3:28:53
2. Albert CoreyUSA United States3:34:52
3. Arthur NewtonUSA United States3:47:33
4. Andarín CarvajalCUB CubaUnknown
5. Dimitrios VeloulisGRe GreeceUnknown
6. David KneelandUSA United StatesUnknown
7. Harry BrawleyUSA United StatesUnknown
8. Sidney HatchUSA United StatesUnknown
9. Len TauZAF South AfricaUnknown
10.Christos ZechouritisGRe GreeceUnknown
11.Harry DevlinUSA United StatesUnknown
12.Jan MashianiZAF South AfricaUnknown
13.John FurlaUSA United StatesUnknown
14.Andrew OikonomouGRe GreeceUnknown
-. Edward P. CarrUSA United StatesDNF
-. Georgios DrososGRe GreeceDNF
-. Robert FowlerUSA United StatesDNF
-. John FoyUSA United StatesDNF
-. William GarciaUSA United StatesDNF
-. Kharilaos GiannakasGRe GreeceDNF
-. Bertie HarrisZAF South AfricaDNF
-. Thomas J. KennedyUSA United StatesDNF
-. John LordonUSA United StatesDNF
-. Ioannis LoungitsasGRe GreeceDNF
-. Georgios LouridasGRe GreeceDNF
-. Samuel MellorUSA United StatesDNF
-. Frank PierceUSA United StatesDNF
-. Petros PipilesGRe GreeceDNF
-. Guy PorterUSA United StatesDNF
-. Michael SpringUSA United StatesDNF
-. Georgios VamkaitisGRe GreeceDNF
DSQ. Frederick LorzUSA United States3:13:00
-. Louis CrancerUSA United StatesDNS
-. John DalyGBR Great BritainDNS
-. William HeritageUSA United StatesDNS
-. John KennedyUSA United StatesDNS
-. Konstantinos LontosUSA United StatesDNS
-. William MeyerUSA United StatesDNS
-. Billy SherringCAn CanadaDNS
-. Dimitrios TsokasGRe GreeceDNS

world Men Marathon History

Start and Finish: Francis Field 19,000. Rest of the course was on dusty country roads with race officials riding in vehicles
ahead of and behind the runners, crating dusty clouds. The startd included five laps inside the stadium.
The Couse was 24.85 miles (39.99km). Temperature over 30 degrees Celsius.
Olympic record: Spyridon Louis, Greece 2:58:50 40km Athens, Greece 10 April 1896 NS
Silver medalist Albert Corey wa a French immigrant to the United States. IOC lists him as a German competitor in Marathon and French competitor in the Relay.
Frederick Lorz took a car ride in the hopes he could meet up with the competition bear the finish line. He finshed firstand had a photo taken with Alice Roosvelt, the daughter of President Roosevelt. Organizers banned for life Lorz from the competition.
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