Olympedia – Individual All-Around, Men

Individual All-Around, Men

Date	17 – 20 July 1924
Status	Olympic
Location	Stade Olympique de Colombes, Colombes
Participants	72 from 9 countries
Format	There were 11 exercises as follows: Compulsory and optional exercises performed on the horizontal bar, parallel bars, rings, and pommelled horse. Optional exercises performed on the long horse vault, side horse vault, and rope climbing.

Date

17 – 20 July 1924

Status

Olympic

Location

Stade Olympique de Colombes, Colombes

Participants

72 from 9 countries

Format

There were 11 exercises as follows: Compulsory and optional exercises performed on the horizontal bar, parallel bars, rings, and pommelled horse. Optional exercises performed on the long horse vault, side horse vault, and rope climbing.

The last three gold medals in this event had been won by Italians, but in 1924 gold went to Yugoslav Leon Štukelj, who was actually Slovenian. He narrowly edged out Czechoslovak Robert Pražak. Štukelj had the best performance on the horizontal bar and was steady in the other events to win the title. He also competed at the Olympics in 1928 and 1936, winning a bronze medal in this event in 1928 and a silver on the rings in 1936. At the age of 97, Štukelj was honored at the Opening Ceremony of the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. He had proudly been able to watch Slovenia first compete as an independent nation at Barcelona in 1992.

Pos	Competitor(s)	NOC	Points
1	Leon Štukelj	YUG	110.340	Gold
2	Robert Pražák	TCH	110.323	Silver
3	Bedřich Šupčík	TCH	106.930	Bronze
4	Ferdinando Mandrini	ITA	105.583		1
5	Miroslav Klinger	TCH	105.500
6	Ladislav Vácha	TCH	105.300
7	August Güttinger	SUI	105.176
8	Jean Gounot	FRA	105.153
9	Léon Delsarte	FRA	104.739
10	Mario Lertora	ITA	103.619
11	Jan Koutný	TCH	103.359
12	Vittorio Lucchetti	ITA	102.803
13	Bohumil Mořkovský	TCH	102.743		2
14	Jean Gutweniger	SUI	102.342
15	Albert Séguin	FRA	102.326
16	Francesco Martino	ITA	101.529
17	Luigi Cambiaso	ITA	101.320
18	Giuseppe Paris	ITA	101.169
19	Frank Kriz	USA	100.293
20	Janez Porenta	YUG	100.172
21	Eugène Cordonnier	FRA	99.906
22	Hans Grieder	SUI	99.646		3
23	François Gangloff	FRA	98.796
24	Georges Miez	SUI	98.796
25	Josef Wilhelm	SUI	97.096
26	Giorgio Zampori	ITA	96.549
27	Arthur Hermann	FRA	95.796
28	Otto Pfister	SUI	95.746
29	Stane Žilič	YUG	95.513		4
30	Stane Derganc	YUG	95.293
31	Al Jochim	USA	95.090
32	Carl Widmer	SUI	94.936
33	Luigi Maiocco	ITA	92.486
34	Alphonse Higelin	FRA	92.133
35	Stanley Leigh	GBR	91.266
36	Miha Oswald	YUG	91.096		5
37	John Pearson	USA	89.852
38	Antoine Rebetez	SUI	89.583
39	Joseph Huber	FRA	88.119
40	Harold Brown	GBR	87.059
41	Frank Safanda	USA	86.953
42	Curt Rottmann	USA	82.946
43	Harry Finchett	GBR	81.710
44	Slavko Hlastan	YUG	81.249
45	Rastko Poljšak	YUG	77.665
46	Rudolph Novak	USA	77.593
47	Jože Primožič	YUG	77.393
48	Max Wandrer	USA	76.320
49	Fred Hawkins	GBR	73.796
50	Charles Quaino	LUX	73.569
51	Jaakko Kunnas	FIN	73.473
52	Otto Suhonen	FIN	72.843
53	John Mais	USA	72.770
54	Thomas Hopkins	GBR	72.350
55	Ernest Leigh	GBR	69.200
56	Akseli Roine	FIN	66.503
57	Théo Jeitz	LUX	65.990		6
58	Émile Munhoven	LUX	65.556		7
59	Aarne Roine	FIN	65.460
60	Mathias Erang	LUX	65.356
61	Mikko Hämäläinen	FIN	65.233
62	Albert Neumann	LUX	65.196
63	Väinö Karonen	FIN	65.180
64	Stan Humphreys	GBR	64.656
65	Alfred Spencer	GBR	64.253
66	Eevert Kerttula	FIN	62.863
67	Jacques Palzer	LUX	61.563		8
68	Pierre Tolar	LUX	58.713
69	Mathias Weishaupt	LUX	58.596
70	Eetu Kostamo	FIN	50.443
DNF	Stanislav Indruch	TCH	–
DNF	Josef Kos	TCH	–