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Triple Jump, Men

Date	12 July 1924
Status	Olympic
Location	Stade Yves-de-Manoir, Colombes
Participants	20 from 12 countries

Vilho “Ville” Tuulos (FIN) had the longest mark prior to the Olympics, with 15.48 (50-9½), the second best ever produced. In round one, Luis Brunetto (ARG) jumped 15.425 (50-7¼), bettering his PR and South American record by 27 centimetres. In round two, Anthony “Nick” Winter set an Australian record with 15.18 (49-9¾). He improved on that in round six, with 15.525 (50-11¼), tying the long-standing world record (Dan Ahearn in 1911), to win a very unlikely gold medal. Technically, Winter jumped farther than Ahearn, who recorded 15.52 (50-11), but Winter’s mark was ratified at 15.52.

Pos	Competitor	NOC	Qualifying	Final
1	Nick Winter	AUS	15.180 (2)	15.525 (1)	Gold	WR
2	Luis Brunetto	ARG	15.425 (1)	15.425 (2)	Silver	OR
3	Ville Tuulos	FIN	14.840 (5)	15.370 (3)	Bronze
4	Väinö Rainio	FIN	14.940 (4)	15.010 (4)
5	Folke Jansson	SWE	14.970 (3)	14.970 (5)
6	Mikio Oda	JPN	14.350 (6)	14.350 (6)
7	Earle Wilson	USA	14.235 (7)	–
8	Ivar Sahlin	SWE	14.160 (8)	–
9	Merwin Graham	USA	14.000 (9)	–
10	John O'Connor	IRL	13.990 (10)	–
11	Wim Peters	NED	13.860 (11)	–
12	John Odde	GBR	13.400 (12)	–
13	Jack Higginson	GBR	13.340 (13)	–
14	Phil MacDonald	CAN	13.330 (14)	–
15	Harold Langley	GBR	12.740 (15)	–
16	Ross Sheppard	CAN	12.720 (16)	–
17	Louis Wilhelme	FRA	12.660 (17)	–
18	Kiril Petrunov	BUL	12.015 (18)	–
NM	DeHart Hubbard	USA	– (NM)	–
NM	André Clayeux	FRA	– (NM)	–
DNS	Fernando Artiach	ESP	–	–
DNS	Bořivoj Schmidt	TCH	–	–
DNS	Mario Trabucco	ITA	–	–
DNS	Alajos Magyar	HUN	–	–
DNS	Jan Beneš	TCH	–	–
DNS	Mazhar Nazım Resmor	TUR	–	–
DNS	Mack Keeble	USA	–	–
DNS	Arne Randmæl	NOR	–	–
DNS	Yermo	ESP	–	–
DNS	Richard Honner	AUS	–	–
DNS	Erkki Järvinen	FIN	–	–
DNS	Georgios Zacharopoulos	GRE	–	–
DNS	Ferenc Molnár	HUN	–	–
DNS	Elemér Somfay	HUN	–	–
DNS	Albino Pighi	ITA	–	–
DNS	Kaare Bache	NOR	–	–
DNS	Sverre Helgesen	NOR	–	–

Qualifying Round

Date	12 July 1924 — 14:00
Format	Top six (and ties) advanced to the final.

Pos	Competitor	NOC	Distance
1	Luis Brunetto	ARG	15.425	QOR
2	Nick Winter	AUS	15.180	Q
3	Folke Jansson	SWE	14.970	Q
4	Väinö Rainio	FIN	14.940	Q
5	Ville Tuulos	FIN	14.840	Q
6	Mikio Oda	JPN	14.350	Q
7	Earle Wilson	USA	14.235
8	Ivar Sahlin	SWE	14.160
9	Merwin Graham	USA	14.000
10	John O'Connor	IRL	13.990
11	Wim Peters	NED	13.860
12	John Odde	GBR	13.400
13	Jack Higginson	GBR	13.340
14	Phil MacDonald	CAN	13.330
15	Harold Langley	GBR	12.740
16	Ross Sheppard	CAN	12.720
17	Louis Wilhelme	FRA	12.660
18	Kiril Petrunov	BUL	12.015
NM	DeHart Hubbard	USA	–
NM	André Clayeux	FRA	–

Group A

Date	12 July 1924

Pos	Competitor	NOC	Distance
1	Luis Brunetto	ARG	15.425
2	Väinö Rainio	FIN	14.940
3	Mikio Oda	JPN	14.350
4	Earle Wilson	USA	14.235
5	Ivar Sahlin	SWE	14.160
6	Wim Peters	NED	13.860
7	Phil MacDonald	CAN	13.330
8	Harold Langley	GBR	12.740
9	Kiril Petrunov	BUL	12.015
NM	DeHart Hubbard	USA	–
NM	André Clayeux	FRA	–

Group B

Date	12 July 1924

Pos	Competitor	NOC	Distance
1	Nick Winter	AUS	15.180
2	Folke Jansson	SWE	14.970
3	Ville Tuulos	FIN	14.840
4	Merwin Graham	USA	14.000
5	John O'Connor	IRL	13.990
6	John Odde	GBR	13.400
7	Jack Higginson	GBR	13.340
8	Ross Sheppard	CAN	12.720
9	Louis Wilhelme	FRA	12.660

Final Round

Date	12 July 1924 — 14:00

Pos	Competitor	NOC	Distance	Round #1 Distance	Round #2 Distance	Round #3 Distance	Round #4 Distance	Round #5 Distance	Round #6 Distance
1	Nick Winter	AUS	15.525	x	15.180	x	15.130	x	15.525	WR
2	Luis Brunetto	ARG	15.425	15.425	14.800	?	15.200	14.780	?
3	Ville Tuulos	FIN	15.370	–	–	–	–	–	–
4	Väinö Rainio	FIN	15.010	–	–	–	–	–	–
5	Folke Jansson	SWE	14.970	–	–	–	–	–	–
6	Mikio Oda	JPN	14.350	–	–	–	–	–	–