Great Olympians
Biographies - OST
Olympic Competitor nr 2682
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1906-04-24-09:00 - Fencing -
Épée, individual, round one
- AC (0.076)
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1906-04-28-08:30 - Fencing -
Sabre, individual, one hit, round one -
AC (2.025)
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1906-04-28-11:30 - Fencing -
Sabre, team, semifinals - lost (QB)
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1906-04-28-15:00 - Fencing -
Sabre, individual, three hits, round one
- DNF (1.088)
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1906-04-28-16:30 - Fencing -
Sabre, team, bronze-medal match - won (480)
Norway
Shooting (3 silver, 2 bronze)
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Army Rifle, 3 positions - bronze 1920 (24 HP)
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Free Rifle, team - silver 1912 (11 HP)
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Army Rifle, 3 positions, team - silver 1920 (11 HP)
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Army Rifle, prone, 300 & 600 m, team - silver 1920 (2.5 HP)
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Army Rifle, prone, 600 m, team - fourth 1920 (1 HP)
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Army Rifle, standing, team - sixth 1920 (.5 HP)
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Army Rifle, prone, 300 m, team - sixth 1920 (.5 HP)
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Small-bore Rifle, team - bronze 1920 (6 HP)
Olympic Competitor nr 5392
Olympic Competitor nr 2632
B. 1922-12-23, Rang de Fliers, France
Track and Field (2 gold, 1 bronze)
|
1948 |
HP |
| Shot Put |
gold |
9600 |
| Discus Throw |
gold |
9600 |
| High Jump |
bronze |
3840 |
|
|
23040 |
She was a niece to composer Lucien Paroche and she won acclaim at the piano.
In her Olympic triumph, she was helped by the absence of Russian Athletes,
who held the world records at Shot and Discus. She had entered the discus
only as an afterthought, being in London anyway. She celebrated her victories
with an impromptu recital of Beethoven at France's team headquarters.
Olympic Competitor nr 2094
Germany
Bobsledding (2 gold)
|
1952 |
1956 |
HP |
| Two-man |
gold |
8th |
8320 |
| Four-man |
gold |
|
4800 |
|
|
|
13120 |
Olympic Competitor nr 1242
Olympic Competitor nr 4085
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1908-07-17-14:00 - Fencing -
Épée, individual, round one
- first (Q)
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1908-07-18-16:00 - Fencing -
Sabre, individual, round one - first (Q)
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1908-07-20-10:30 - Fencing -
Épée, individual, round two
- first (Q)
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1908-07-20-16:15 - Fencing -
Sabre, individual, round two - second
(Q)
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1908-07-21-16:00 - Fencing -
Épée, team, quarterfinals
- lost, qualified for silver-medal tournament (Qs)
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1908-07-23-16:00 - Fencing -
Sabre, individual, semifinals - sixth
(48.75) (*)
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1908-07-23-16:00 - Fencing -
Épée, individual, semifinals
- sixth (48.75) (*)
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1912-07-07-08:00 - Fencing -
Foil, individual, round one - third (Q)
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1912-07-07-16:00 - Fencing -
Foil, individual, quarterfinals - fourth
(0.050)
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1912-07-09-10:00 - Fencing -
Épée, team, round one, match
three - won
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1912-07-09-11:30 - Fencing -
Épée, team, round one, match
six - won - qualified
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1912-07-09-14:20? - Fencing -
Épée, team, semifinals, match
two - won
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1912-07-09-15:40? - Fencing -
Épée, team, semifinals, match
six - lost
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1912-07-09-16:40? - Fencing -
Épée, team, semifinals, match
nine - lost - third (205) (°)
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1912-07-12-09:00 - Fencing -
Épée, individual, round one
- fourth
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1912 EP -6.39 ST 27
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1912-07-14-10:30 - Fencing -
Sabre, team, round one, match six - lost
(**)
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1912-07-14-13:00 - Fencing -
Sabre, team, round one, match seven -
lost (**) - third (27)
(*) If the data is correct, he had to compete in the semi-final pools of
the Épée and the Sabre in London at the same time - amazing!
(°) The semifinal rosters are unknown. I assume that only the members
of the team that played in the qualification competed in the semifinal
(**) roster unknown
Written 2002-10-29 - last modified 2011-08-29
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