File:1904 Olympic Champion St. Louis University Football Team.png
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English: Team photo of the 1904 St. Louis University football team that is credited with winning the 1904 Olympic Football Championship. American football was featured as a demonstration programme in the 1904 OG at St. Louis. |
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| Source | Spalding's Official Foot Ball Guide |
| Author | Gerhard Sisters (1872-1955) |
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