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TEXAS JEWISH POST, DALLAS, THURSDAY, JULY 11,1996- IN OUR SOTH YEAR!
18% (ATHENS)
Gold
Alfred Hajos-Guttman. Hungary. 100 mclcr freestyle swim-
ming
Alfred Hajos Guttman. Hungary. 1,500-mcltcr freestyle swim-
ming
Paul Neuman. Austria, 400-meter freestyle swimming
Alfred Flatow. Germany, gymnastics, parallel bars
Alfred Flatow. Germany, gymnastics, team parallel bars
Alfred Flatow. Germany, gymnastics, team hon/ontal bar
Gustav Felix Ratow. Germany, gymnastics, team parallel bars
Gustav Felix Ratow. Germany, gynasties, team horizontal bar
Silver
Alfred Ratow, Germany, gymnastics, horizontal bar
Bronze
Otto Herschmann. Austria, 100-meter freestyle swimming
1900 (PARIS)
Gold
Myer Pnnstein. USA. athletics, triple jump
Silver w m m. \ CIL
Myer Pnnstein, USA. athletics, long jump
Otto Wahle, Austria, 1,000-meter freestyle swimming
Otto Wahle. Austna, 200-mclcr swimming obstacle race
Henri Cohen. Belgium, water polo
Jean Bloch. France, soccer
Bronze
Siegfried Rcsch, Austna, fencing, individual saber
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19tM(ST. LOUIS)
Gold W h
Myer Pnnstein. USA. athletics, long jump
Myer Pnnstein. USA. athletics, triple fump
Samuel Berger. USA, heavyweight boxing
Silver
Albert Lehman. USA, lacrosse
Philip Hess, USA. lacrosse
Daniel Frank. USA. athletics, long jump*
Bronze
Otto Wahle. Austria, 400-meter freestyle swimming
1906 (ATHENS/unofficial)
Gold
Myer Pnnstein, USA athletics, long jump
Otto SchefT. Austria, 400-meter freestyle swimming
Hennk Hajos-Guttman, Hungary. HOO-mclcr freestyle swim
ming relay
Silver
Edgar Seligman. Great Bnlain. fencing, team epee
Bronze
Hungo Fnend, USA. athletics, long jump
Otto Schell. Austna, I ^00-meter freestyle swimming
1908 (LONDON)
Gold
Richard Weis/. Hungary. Gnxo-Roman heavyweight wrc
tling
Jean Stem. France, fencing, team epee
Alexandre Lippman. France,icncmg. team epee
Dr Jeno Fuchs, Hungary , fencing, individual saber
Dr Jeno Fuchs. Hungary, fencing, geam saber
Lajos Werknet, Hungary, fencing, team saber
Dr Os/kar Gerde. Hungary fencing, team saber
Silver
Edwin “Barney*' Solomon. Great Bnlain (Ireland), rugby
Bethel Bert * Solomon. Great Britain (Ireland), rugby
Hany Simon. USA. free rifle
Edgar Seligman. Great Bnlain, fencing, team epee
Alexandre Lippman. France. Icncing. individual epee
Bronze
Odono Bodor. Hungary, athletics, 1.600-meter relay
Charles ‘’Clair" Jacobs. USA. athletics, pole vault
Otto Scheff. Austna, 400-meter freestyle swimming
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1912 (Stockholm) '
Gold ...
Jacques Ochs, Belgium, fencing, team epee
Gaston Salmon. Belgium, fencing, team epee
Dr Jeno Fuchs, Hungary, fencing team saber
Dr Os/kar Gerde. Hungary, fencing, team saber
Lajor Werkner. Hungary, fencing, team saber
Dr Jeno Fuchs, Hungary, fencing, individual saber
Silver
Alvah T Meyer. USA. athletics. 100-meter dash
Abel Kiviat. USA, athletics, 1,500-melcr mn
Imre Gellert, Hungary, gymnastics, team combined exercises
Ivan Osner, Denmark, fencing, individual epee
Edgar Seligman. Great Bnlain. fencing, team epee
Dr Otto Herschmann, Austna, fencing, team saber
Samu Fodi. Hungary, team gymnastics
Joszef S/alai. Hungary, team gymnastics
1920 (Antwerp)
Gold
Samuel Mosberg. USA, lightweight boxing
Albert Schneider. Canada (U S. citizen), welterweight boxing
Moms Fisher. USA, free nfle
Moms Fisher. USA. 300-meter team shooting
Moms Fisher. USA. prone team shooting
Gerard Blitz, Belgium, water polo
Mauncc Blitz, Belgium, water polo
Samuel Gerson. USA. freestyle featherweight wrestling
Alexandre Lippman. France, fencing.
Bronze
Gerard Blitz, Belgium. 100-meter backstroke swimming
Frcdcnck Meyer, USA. freestyle heavyweight wrestling
Montgomery “Moc" Hcrscovitch, Canada, middleweight box-
ing
Alexandre Lippmann, France, fencing, team epee
1924 (Chamonix/Paris)
Gold
Elias Kat/. Finland, athletics. 3.000-meter steeplechase
Harold Abrahams, Great Britain, athletics, 100-meter dash
Louis Clarke. USA. athletics, 400-meter relay
Elias Kat/. Finland, athletics, 3,(XX)-meter team cross-country
John “Jackie" Fields. USA. featherweight boxing
Alexandre Lippmann. France, fencing, team epee
Moms Fisher, USA, frcc-nflc
Moms Fisher, USA, 300-inctcr team shooting
Sflver
Harold Abrahams. Great Bnlain, athletics. 400-meter relay
Mauncc Blitz. Belgium, water polo
Gerard Blitz, Belgium, water pok>
Janos Garay, Hungary, fencing, team saber
Elias Kat/, Finland, individual steeplechase
Bronze
Baron Umlvrto Luigi dc Morpurgo. Italy, tennis singles
Janos Garay. Hungary, fencing, individual saber
Sidney Jclinck. USA. rowing, coxed-fours
1928 (St Moritz/Amsterdam)
Gold
Fanny Ri»cnfcld, Canada, athletics, 4(X)-melcr rcla
Dr Sandor Gombos. Hungary, fencing, team sa!x*r
Attila Petschauer. Hungary , fencing, team saber
Janos Garay. Hungary, fencing team saber
Silver
Fanny Rosenfcld, Canada. Athletics, 100-meter dash
Lillian Copeland, USA, athletics, discus throw
Istvan Barta, Hungary, water polo
Attila Petschauer, Hungary, fencing, individual saber
Bronze
Ellis Smouha, Great Britain, athletics, 400-meter relay
Hany Isaacs, South Africa, bantamweight boxing
Harold Devine, USA, featherweight boxing
Samuel Rabin, Great Britain, freestyle middleweight wrestling
1932 (Lake Plaeid/Los Angeles) ^
Gold
Lillian Copeland. USA. athletics, discus throw
Irving Jaffec. USA. 5,000-meter speed skating
Irving Jaffec. USA, 10.000-meter speed skating
George Gulack. USA, gymnastics, nngs fy.
Gyorgy Brody. Hungary, water polo M
Istvan Barta, Hungary, water polo T
Miklos Sarkany. Hungary, water polo ^
Endre Kabos, Hungary, fencing team saber
Attila Petschauer. Hungary, fencing, team saber
Silver
Karoly Karpati. Hungary, freestyle lightweight wrestling
Abraham Kurland. Denmark. Greco-Roman lightweight wres-
tling
Peter Jaffe, Great Britain, star-class yachting
Phillip Erenberg, USA, gymnastics, club swinging
Bronze
Albert Schwartz., USA, 100-mcter freestyle swimming
Nickolaus Herschl, Austna, freestyle heavyweight wrestling
Nickolaus Herschl. Austna, Greco-Roman heavyweight wrcs
tling
Endre Kabos, Hungary, fencing, individual saber
Rudolf Ball, Germany, ice hockey
1936 (Garmisch-Partenkirchen/BeHin)
Gold
Samulc Balter, USA, basketball
Gyorgy Brody. Hungary, water polo
Miklos Sarkany, Hungary, water polo
Karoly Kaipati. Hungary, lightweight freestyle wrestling
Endre Kabos. Hungary, fencing, individual saber
Endre Kabos. Hungary, fencing, team saber
Irving Maret/ky, Canada, basketball
Bronze
Gerard Blitz, Belgium, water polo
Rudi Ball, Germany, ice hockey
Laszlo Szollas, Hungary, pair Figure skating
Emilia Rotter. Hungary, pair figure skating
1948 (St Moritz/London)
Gold
Frank Spellman, USA, middleweight weightlifting
Henry Wittenberg, USA. freestyle light-heavyweight wrestling
Silver
Steve Seymour, USA. athletics, javelin throw
Bronze
James Fuchs. USA. athletics, shot pul
1952 (Oslo/Helsinki)
Gold
Eva Szekcly. Hungary. 200-meter breaststroke swimming
Robert Antal. Hungary, water polo
Boris Ciurevitsch. USSR, Greco-Roman fly weight wrestling
Claude Netter. France, fencing, team foil
Mikhail Perclman, USSR, gymnastics, team combined exercise*
Agnes Kcleti, Hungary; gymnastics, floor exercise
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