Boxing at the 1904 Summer Olympics

At the 1904 Summer Olympics, seven boxing events were contested. Only USA boxers competed. The contestants of the lower class could also compete in the higher class. So Oliver Kirk is the one and only boxer who has won two gold medals in the same Olympics. George Finnegan, Harry Spanger and Charles Mayer managed to win 1 gold and 1 silver medal and Jack Eagan 1 silver and 1 bronze medal. They are unique in olympic boxing history.

Table of contents

1 Flyweight (-47.6 kg / -105 lbs) 2 Bantamweight (-52.2 kg / -115 lbs) 3 Featherweight (-56.7 kg / -125 lbs) 4 Lightweight (-61.2 kg / -135.5 lbs) 5 Welterweight (-65.8 kg / -145 lbs) 6 Middleweight (-71.7 kg / -158 lbs) 7 Heavyweight (+71.7 kg / +158 lbs)

Flyweight (-47.6 kg / -105 lbs)

Pos	Athlete
1	George Finnegan (USA)
2	Miles Burke (USA)

Only two boxers competed.

Bantamweight (-52.2 kg / -115 lbs)

Pos	Athlete
1	Oliver Kirk (USA)
2	George Finnegan (USA)

Only two boxers competed.

Featherweight (-56.7 kg / -125 lbs)

Pos	Athlete
1	Oliver Kirk (USA)
2	Frank Haller (USA)
3	Fred Gilmore (USA)

Lightweight (-61.2 kg / -135.5 lbs)

Pos	Athlete
1	Harry Spanger (USA)
2	Jack Eagan (USA)
3	Russell Van Horn (USA)

Welterweight (-65.8 kg / -145 lbs)

Pos	Athlete
1	Albert Young (USA)
2	Harry Spanger (USA)
3	Jack Eagan (USA)
3	Joseph Lydon (USA)

Middleweight (-71.7 kg / -158 lbs)

Pos	Athlete
1	Charles Mayer (USA)
2	Benjamin Spradley (USA)

Only two boxers competed.

Heavyweight (+71.7 kg / +158 lbs)

Pos	Athlete
1	Samuel Berger (USA)
2	Charles Mayer (USA)
3	William Michaels (USA)