Albert Lehman was an American lacrosse player who took part in the Olympic lacrosse tournament of 1904. He was Jewish and played for the St. Louis Amateur Athletic Association, a club side from the host city of that Olympic Games. At the 1904 Summer Olympics in St. Louis he won a silver medal in lacrosse, which makes him one of the early American Olympic medallists in a sport that appeared on the Olympic programme only a handful of times. The English Wikipedia article on him is short, so this entry records only what that article states about his religion, his club, his sport and his Olympic result.
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