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Lacrosse at the 1904 Summer Olympics
At the 1904 Summer Olympics, a lacrosse event was contested. Only three teams (two from Canada and one from United States of America) competed. One of Canada's team were wholly complected of Mohawk indians.
Lacrosse, Men
| Pos | Athlete |
| 1 | Shamrock Lacrosse Team (CAN) |
| George Cloutier[?], George Cattanach[?], Benjamin Jamieson[?], Jack Flett[?], George Bretz[?], Eli Blanchard[?], Hilliard Laidlaw[?], H. Lyle[?], W. Brennaugh[?], L.H. Pentland[?], Sandy Cowan[?], William Burns[?] | |
| 2 | St. Louis Amateur Athletic Association (USA) |
| Hunter[?], Patrick Grogan[?], William Passmore[?], George Passmore[?], Partridge[?], J.W. Dowling[?], A.H. Venn[?], Murphy[?], Gibson[?], Sullivan[?], Ross[?], Woods[?] | |
| 3 | Mohawk Indians (CAN) |
| Black Hawk[?], Black Eagle[?], Almighty Voice[?], Flat Iron[?], Spotted Tail[?], Half Moon[?], Lightfoot[?], Snake Eater[?], Red Jacket[?], Night Hawk[?], Man Afraid Soap[?], Rain in Face[?] | |
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