Date | 13 July 1912 |
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Status | Olympic |
Location | Stockholms Olympiastadion, Stockholm |
Participants | 20 from 6 countries |
The both-hands discus throw was conducted at the Olympics only in 1912. No world record for the event is known in 1912, but the Swedish record at the time was held by Eric Lemming, who had thrown 71.29 in 1910. The day before this event, Finland’s Armas Taipale had won the conventinal discus throw event. In the both-hands event, he was unchallenged. He led the qualifying and the final, posting the best throw with each hand in all portions of the event to win by almost five metres. He returned to the Olympics in both 1920 and 1924, winning a silver medal in the 1920 discus throw. At that event he was defeated by his teammate, Elmer Niklander, who finished second in this event.
Qualifiers were seperated into three groups. Each athlete took three throws with each hand, with the three athletes having the top totals with both hands advancing to the final.
Pos | Athlete | NOC | Distance | |||
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1 | Armas Taipale | FIN | 80.03 | |||
2 | Emil Magnusson | SWE | 75.35 | |||
3 | Elmer Niklander | FIN | 72.05 | |||
4 | Einar Nilsson | SWE | 71.40 | |||
5 | Jim Duncan | USA | 71.13 | |||
6 | Emil Muller | USA | 69.56 | |||
7 | Folke Fleetwood | SWE | 68.22 | |||
8 | Carl Johan Lind | SWE | 68.02 | |||
9 | Nils Linde | SWE | 67.10 | |||
10 | Gunnar Nilsson | SWE | 67.09 | |||
11 | Eric Lemming | SWE | 67.08 | |||
12 | Verner Järvinen | FIN | 66.69 | |||
13 | Hans Tronner | AUT | 66.66 | |||
14 | Rezső Ujlaki | HUN | 66.18 | |||
15 | Arlie Mucks | USA | 63.83 | |||
16 | Josef Schäffer | AUT | 63.50 | |||
17 | Dick Byrd | USA | 62.32 | |||
18 | Károly Kobulszky | HUN | 59.48 | |||
19 | Vasily Molokanov | RUS | 47.37 | |||
NP | György Luntzer | HUN | – |
Pos | Ord | Athlete | NOC | Distance | Group A Round One | Group A Round Two | Group A Round Three | |||
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1 | – | Armas Taipale | FIN | 80.03 | 42.68/34.15 | 43.70/35.35 | 44.68/× | |||
2 | – | Emil Magnusson | SWE | 75.35 | 40.28/35.07 | ×/× | ×/× | |||
3 | – | Einar Nilsson | SWE | 71.40 | 39.60/× | 30.99/25.78 | ×/30.41 | |||
4 | – | Emil Muller | USA | 69.56 | 39.83/29.73 | ×/× | ×/× | |||
5 | – | Carl Johan Lind | SWE | 68.02 | ×/33.82 | 33.58/× | 34.20/× | |||
6 | – | Eric Lemming | SWE | 67.08 | 36.27/28.81 | ×/× | 37.86/29.22 | |||
7 | – | Hans Tronner | AUT | 66.66 | 34.45/20.73 | 38.54/22.35 | 39.95/26.71 | |||
8 | – | Károly Kobulszky | HUN | 59.48 | 34.62/× | 35.22/22.47 | 37.01/× | |||
9 | – | Vasily Molokanov | RUS | 47.37 | 24.79/22.19 | ×/22.58 | ×/× |
Pos | Ord | Athlete | NOC | Distance | Group B Round One | Group B Round Two | Group B Round Three | |||
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1 | – | Elmer Niklander | FIN | 72.05 | ×/31.77 | 40.28/× | ×/× | |||
2 | – | Nils Linde | SWE | 67.10 | ×/32.12 | 34.31/× | 34.98/× | |||
3 | – | Gunnar Nilsson | SWE | 67.09 | 35.89/26.93 | 36.50/30.23 | 36.86/× | |||
4 | – | Verner Järvinen | FIN | 66.69 | 37.84/27.88 | ×/28.85 | ×/× | |||
5 | – | Arlie Mucks | USA | 63.83 | 42.63/21.20 | ×/× | ×/× |
Pos | Ord | Athlete | NOC | Distance | Group C Round One | Group C Round Two | Group C Round Three | |||
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1 | – | Jim Duncan | USA | 71.13 | 39.78/31.35 | ×/× | ×/× | |||
2 | – | Folke Fleetwood | SWE | 68.22 | 35.05/30.96 | 36.95/31.27 | ×/× | |||
3 | – | Rezső Ujlaki | HUN | 66.18 | 35.93/25.28 | ×/× | 40.32/25.86 | |||
4 | – | Josef Schäffer | AUT | 63.50 | 36.59/26.77 | ×/26.91 | ×/× | |||
5 | – | Dick Byrd | USA | 62.32 | ×/× | 40.10/22.22 | ×/× | |||
– | György Luntzer | HUN | – | 32.67/× | 36.97/× | 37.68/× |
Pos | Ord | Athlete | NOC | Distance | R1 | R2 | R3 | |||
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1 | – | Armas Taipale | FIN | 82.86 | 42.78/38.18 | ×/× | 44.68/× | |||
2 | – | Elmer Niklander | FIN | 77.96 | 37.04/33.10 | 37.94/37.68 | ×/× | |||
3 | – | Emil Magnusson | SWE | 77.37 | 37.03/36.05 | 38.90/36.13 | 40.58/36.79 |