What is Football at the 1904 Summer Olympics?
{{Infobox international football competition | tourney_name = | year = 1904 | yearr = | other_titles = | image= | size= | country=United States | dates= November 16–23, 1904 | num_teams= 3 |confederations= | venues= 1 | cities= 1 | champion = <!-- automatically wraps into {{fb}} template --> | champion-flagvar = {{flagicon|CAN|1868}} | champion_other= {{flagIOCteam|CAN|1904 Summer|1868}} | second = | third = | second_other= {{flagIOCteam|USA|1904 Summer|1896}} | third_other= {{flagIOCteam|USA|1904 Summer|1896}} | count= 1 | fourth_other= | matches= 4 | goals= 13 | attendance= | top_scorer= {{flagicon|CAN|1868}} [[Alexander Hall (soccer)|Alexander Hall]]<br> {{flagicon|CAN|1868}} [[Tom Taylor (soccer)|Thomas Taylor]] <br>(3 goals each) | extra information = 4 matches played includes 1 [[Replay (sports)|replay]] | prevseason=[[Football at the 1900 Summer Olympics|1900]] | nextseason=[[Football at the 1908 Summer Olympics|1908]] }} Men's [[association football]] (soccer) was contested at the [[1904 Summer Olympics]]. A total of three club teams competed, two representing the [[United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee|United States]], both from host city [[St. Louis]], and one representing [[Canadian Olympic Committee|Canada]], from [[Galt, Ontario|Galt]] (now [[Cambridge, Ontario|Cambridge]]), [[Ontario]]. Originally two other Canadian teams had also been scheduled for the competition, Berlin Rangers and the [[University of Toronto]], but both withdrew before the competition.< The 1904 Olympic Games were spread over several months, linked to the [[St. Louis World's Fair]], and football, in November, was the last sport to be contested. The tournament was played as a straight [[round-robin tournament|round-robin]], although the game between [[Christian Brothers College High School|Christian Brothers College]] and St. Rose Parish was replayed due to a draw in their first game. == Medal summary == === Medal table === According to a report in the Toronto Mail and Empire newspaper of November 18, 1904, me