A match between the two continental teams took place between the semifinals and the final.
Given both France and Germany had lost in the first round, this extra match was a de facto fifth and sixth place playoff match, though the official report makes no mention of this.
The official report ceases its description of the game after England took the lead 5–1, saying only that "by this time England had taken control of the game and won with eight goals to one".[3]
field, hockey, 1908, summer, olympics, 1908, summer, olympics, field, hockey, tournament, contested, first, time, teams, entered, tournament, england, ireland, scotland, wales, germany, france, england, gold, medal, ireland, silver, scotland, wales, were, awar. At the 1908 Summer Olympics a field hockey tournament was contested for the first time Six teams entered the tournament England Ireland Scotland Wales Germany and France England won the gold medal Ireland the silver and Scotland and Wales were awarded bronze medals All the medals were subsequently credited to Great Britain 1 2 Field hockeyat the Games of the IV OlympiadVenueWhite City StadiumDates29 29 31 October 1908 1908 10 31 Teams6Medalists England Great Britain Ireland Great Britain Scotland Great Britain Wales Great Britain1920 Contents 1 Squads 1 1 Great Britain 2 Results 2 1 Bracket 2 2 First round 2 3 Semi finals 2 4 Extra match 2 5 Final 3 Final standings 4 Sources 5 ReferencesSquads edit nbsp England team Gold Medal nbsp FranceR P Aublin David Baidet Raoul Benoist Andre Bounal Louis Gautier Daniel Girard Charles Pattin Louis Poupon Frederic Roux Rene Salarnier GK Louis Saulnier Fernand Versini nbsp GermanyAlfons Brehm Elard Dauelsberg Franz Diederichsen Carl Ebert GK Jules Fehr Mauricio Galvao Raulino Galvao Fritz Moding Friedrich Wilhelm Rahe Albert Studemann Friedrich Uhl Great Britain edit nbsp EnglandLouis Baillon Harry Freeman Eric Green Gerald Logan Alan Noble Edgar Page Reggie Pridmore Percy Rees John Yate Robinson Stanley Shoveller Harvey Wood GK nbsp IrelandEdward Allman Smith Henry Brown Walter Campbell William Graham Richard Gregg Edward Holmes GK Robert Kennedy Henry Murphy Jack Peterson Walter Peterson Charles Power Franks Robinson nbsp ScotlandAlexander Burt John Burt GK Alastair Denniston Charles Foulkes Hew Fraser James Harper Orr Ivan Laing Hugh Neilson Gordon Orchardson Norman Stevenson Hugh Walker nbsp WalesFrank Connah Llewellyn Evans Arthur Law Robert Lyne Wilfred Pallott Frederick Phillips Edwin Richards Charles Shephard Bertrand Turnbull GK Philip Turnbull James WilliamsResults editBracket edit First RoundSemi finalsFinal 29 October nbsp England10 30 October nbsp France1 nbsp England6 29 October nbsp Scotland1 nbsp Scotland4 31 October nbsp Germany0 nbsp England8 nbsp Ireland1 30 October nbsp Ireland3 nbsp Wales1 First round edit 29 October 1908 13 45Scotland nbsp 4 0 nbsp GermanyLaing nbsp 5 Burt nbsp 32 2Walker nbsp 67 ReportUmpires E Fletcher GBR J Kirkwood GBR 29 October 1908 15 00England nbsp 10 1 nbsp FrancePridmore nbsp 15 3Rees nbsp 1Logan nbsp 2Shoveller nbsp 3Green nbsp 1 Report Poupon nbsp 1Umpires Edward Denny GBR Thomas Burman GBR Semi finals edit There were no playoffs for third place so the losers of the semi finals received bronze medals 30 October 1908 13 45Ireland nbsp 3 1 nbsp WalesRobinson nbsp 1Gregg nbsp 1Power nbsp 1 Report Williams nbsp 4 Umpires George Lings GBR H Greening GBR 30 October 1908 15 00England nbsp 6 1 nbsp ScotlandPridmore nbsp 15 37 3Shoveller nbsp 2Logan nbsp 1 Report Walker nbsp 1Umpires Henry Tennent GBR E Wilson GBR Extra match edit A match between the two continental teams took place between the semifinals and the final Given both France and Germany had lost in the first round this extra match was a de facto fifth and sixth place playoff match though the official report makes no mention of this 30 October 1908Germany nbsp 1 0 nbsp FranceModing nbsp 25 ReportFinal edit The official report ceases its description of the game after England took the lead 5 1 saying only that by this time England had taken control of the game and won with eight goals to one 3 31 October 1908 15 00England nbsp 8 1 nbsp IrelandLogan nbsp 2Pridmore nbsp 20 40 4Shoveller nbsp 2 Report Robinson nbsp 36 Umpires M Baker GBR G Morton GBR Final standings edit nbsp England nbsp Ireland nbsp Scotland nbsp Wales nbsp Germany nbsp FranceSources editCook Theodore Andrea 1908 The Fourth Olympiad Being the Official Report London British Olympic Association De Wael Herman 2002 Hockey 1908 Herman s Full Olympians Retrieved 3 May 2006 References edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Field hockey at the 1908 Summer Olympics Canada will win Dawson Daily News 20 October 1908 Retrieved 20 August 2016 Hockey at the 1908 London Summer Games Sports Reference Archived from the original on 17 April 2020 Retrieved 8 September 2019 Official Report p 203 51 30 49 N 0 13 39 E 51 5136 N 0 2274 E 51 5136 0 2274 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Field hockey at the 1908 Summer Olympics amp oldid 1184918961, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
