Swimming - Men's 100 m Backstroke
100 m Backstroke
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(7200) Walter Brack (GER/1904)
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(4500) Georg Hoffmann (GER/1904)
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(2880) Georg Zacharias (GER/1904)
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(1800) William Orthwein (USA/1904)
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(615) Edwin Swatek (USA/1904)
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(615) David Hammond (USA/1904)
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(7200) Arno Bieberstein (GER/1908)
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(4500) Ludvig Dam (DEN/1908)
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(2880=3840) Herbert Haresnape (GBR/1908-12)
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(1800) Gustav Aurisch (GER/1908)
third in semi-finals (5-6)
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(922.5) Max Ritter (GER/1908)
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(922.5) John Taylor (GBR/1908)
fourth in semi-finals (7-8)
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(369) Stanley Parvin (GBR/1908)
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(369) Colin Lewis (GBR/1908)
second in heats, non-fastest (ranked by time)
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(180) Augustus Goessling (USA/1908)
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(112.5) Frederick Unwin (GBR/1908)
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(72) Johan Cortlever (NED/1908)
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(45) Sidney Willis (GBR/1908)
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(28.8) Bartholomeus Roodenburch (NED/1908)
third in heats (14-19)
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(7.605) Hugo Jonsson (FIN/1908)
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(7.605) John Henrikssen (FIN/1908)
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(7.605) Robert Zimmerman (CAN/1908)
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(7.605) Amilcare Beretta (ITA/1908)
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(7.605) Gustaf Wretman (SWE/1908)
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(7.605) Eric Seaward (GBR/1908)
fourth in heats (20-21)
did not finish
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(0.923=9.53) Oscar Grégoire (BEL/1908-12)
disqualified
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(0.923) Kugler Sándor (HUN/1908)
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(9600) Harry Hebner (USA/1912)
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(6000) Otto Fahr (GER/1912)
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(3840) Paul Kellner (GER/1912)
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(2400) Baronyi András (HUN/1912)
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(1500) Otto Groß (GER/1912)
third in semi-final, non-fastest
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(960=3840) Herbert Haresnape (GBR/1908-12)
fourth in semi-finals
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(492) Szentgróthy László (HUN/1912)
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(492) Frank Sandon (GBR/1912)
fifth in semi-finals
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(195) Erich Schultze (GER/1912)
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(195) Gunnar Sundman (SWE/1912)
sixth in semi-final
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(96=291) George Webster (GBR/1912-20)
third in heats, non-fastest
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(60) Åke Bergman (SWE/1912)
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(38.4) Hugo Lundevall (SWE/1912)
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(24) Harry Svendsen (NOR/1912)
fourth in heats (15-18)
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(8.61) John Johnsen (NOR/1912)
disqualified
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(8.61) Oscar Schiele (GER/1912)
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(8.61) Wenk János (HUN/1912)
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(8.61=9.53) Oscar Grégoire (BEL/1908-12)
1920
Written 2001-01-29 - last modified 2003-10-11
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