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Montreal 1976 MONTREAL 1976 The Games of the XXI Summer Olympiad. July 17 - August 1, 1976. Montreal, Canada. 1 ARCHERY Men’s individual 1.Darrell Pace (USA) Women’s Individual 1.Luann Ryon (USA) 2 ATHLETICS MEN 100 m Heat 6 1.Klaus-Dieter Kurrat (East Germany) (qualified for Quarterfinals) 2.Valeriy Borzov (USSR) (qualified for Quarterfinals) 3.Dieter Steinmann (West Germany) (qualified for Quarterfinals) 4.Francisco Gomez (Cuba) (qualified for Quarterfinals) 6.Masahide Jinno (Japan) 3 1.Hasely Crawford (Trinidad and Tobago) 3.Valeriy Borzov (USSR) (qualified for Quarterfinals) 7.Klaus-Dieter Kurrat (East Germany) NQF (5 in Quarterfinal 4).Francisco Gomez (Cuba) NQF (7 in Quarterfinal 4).Dieter Steinmann (West Germany) 4 x 100 m: 2.East Germany (Klaus-Dieter Kurrat), 3.USSR (Valeriy Borzov) 4 200 m 1.Don Quarrie (Jamaica) 100 m: 2.Don Quarrie (Jamaica) 400 m 1.Alberto Juantorena (Cuba) 5 800 m Semifinal 1 1.Alberto Juantorena (Cuba) (qualified for Final) 2.Ivo van Damme (Belgium) (qualified for Final) 3.Steve Ovett (Great Britain) (qualified for Final) 6.Marian Gesicki (Poland) 6 1.Alberto Juantorena (Cuba) 2.Ivo van Damme (Belgium) 5.Steve Ovett (Great Britain) 8.Carlo Grippo (Italy) 7 1500 m 1.John Walker (New Zealand) 2.Ivo van Damme (Belgium) 3.Paul-Heinz Wellmann (West Germany) 4.Eamonn Coghlan (Ireland) 5.Frank Clement (Great Britain) 8 5000 m 1.Lasse Viren (Finland) 2.Dick Quax (New Zealand) 9 10000 m 1.Lasse Viren (Finland) 2.Carlos Lopez (Portugal) 10 110 m hurdles 1.Guy Drut (France) 2.Alejandro Casanas (Cuba) 3.Willie Davenport (USA) 11 400 m hurdles 1.Edwin Moses (USA) 3000 m steeplechase 1.Anders Garderud (Sweden) 2.Bronislaw Malinowski (Poland) 12 Marathon 1.Waldemar Cierpinski (East Germany) 2.Frank Shorter (USA) 20 km walk 1.Daniel Bautista (Mexico) 3.Peter Frenkel (East Germany) 5.Raul Gonzalez (Mexico) DNF.Domingo Colin (Mexico) 13 Triple jump 1.Viktor Saneyev (USSR) 3.Joao Carlos de Oliveira (Brazil) 14 Long jump 1.Arnie Robinson (USA) 2.Randy Williams (USA) High jump 1.Jacek Wszola (Poland) Pole vault 1.Tadeusz Slusarski (Poland) 15 Shot put 1.Udo Beyer (East Germany) Hammer throw 1.Yuri Sedykh (USSR) 3.Anatoliy Bondarchuk (USSR) 16 Javelin throw 1.Miklos Nemeth (Hungary) 3.Gheorghe Megelea (Romania) 17 Decathlon 1.Bruce Jenner (USA) 3.Nikolai Avilov (USSR) 18 WOMEN 100 m 1.Annegret Richter (West Germany) 2.Renate Stecher (East Germany) 200 m: 2.Annegret Richter (West Germany) 4 x 100 m: 2.West Germany (Annegret Richter) 19 400 m 1.Irena Szewinska (Poland) 1500 m 1.Tatyana Kazankina (USSR) 800 m: 1.Tatyana Kazankina (USSR) 100 m hurdles 1.Johanna Schaller (East Germany) 20 4 x 100 m 1.East Germany (Renate Stecher) 4 x 100 m: 3.USSR (Lyudmila Maslakova) 200 m: 3.Renate Stecher (East Germany) 200 m: 1.Barbel Eckert (East Germany) 4 x 100 m: 1.East Germany (Barbel Eckert) 21 4 x 100 m: 1.East Germany (Marlies Oelsner) 22 Long jump 2.Kathy McMillan (USA) High jump 1.Rosemarie Ackermann (East Germany) 2.Sara Simeoni (Italy) 23 Javelin throw 1.Ruth Fuchs (East Germany) Shot put 1.Ivanka Khristova (Bulgaria) 2.Nadezhda Chizhova (USSR) 24 BASKETBALL Men Final USA - Yugoslavia 95:74 (Philip Hubbard - Rajko Zizic, Zeljko Jerkov) (Phil Ford, Adrian Dantley, Quinn Buckner, (Phil Ford, Steve Sheppard, Walter Davis, Mitch Kupchak - Dragan Kicanovic) Quinn Buckner (USA)) 25 1.USA 2.Yugoslavia Kresimir Cosic (Yugoslavia) 3.USSR (Aleksandr Belov) 26 Women USA - Canada 89:75 USSR - USA 112:77 (Nancy Dunkle, Patricia Roberts - Sylvia Sweeney) (Lusia Harris (USA)) 1.USSR Uljana Semjonova (USSR) 2.USA 6.Canada 27 BOXING 48 kg: 1.Jorge Hernandez (Cuba) 57 kg: 1.Angel Herrera (Cuba) 48 kg 2.Li Byong-Uk (North Korea) DNS.Stephen Muchoki (Kenya) 28 51 kg: 1.Leo Randolph (USA) 60 kg: 1.Howard Davis (USA) 81 kg: 1.Leon Spinks (USA) 75 kg: 1.Michael Spinks (USA) 29 51 kg: 2.Ramon Duvalon (Cuba) 63.5 kg: 2.Andres Aldama (Cuba) 71 kg: 3-4.Rolando Garbey (Cuba) 75 kg: 3-4.Luis Martinez (Cuba) 81 kg: 2.Sixto Soria (Cuba) 30 54 kg 1.Gu Yong-Ju (North Korea) 31 2.Charles Mooney (USA) 3-4.Patrick Cowdell (Great Britain), Viktor Rybakov (USSR) 32 60 kg: 2.Simion Cutov (Romania) 67 kg: 3-4.Victor Zilberman (Romania) 75 kg: 3-4.Ales Nastac (Romania) 81 kg: 3-4.Costica Dafinoiu (Romania) 63.5 kg 1.Ray Leonard (USA) 33 67 kg Quarterfinal Reinhard Skricek (West Germany) - Mike McCallum (Jamaica) 3:2 3-4.Reinhard Skricek (West Germany) 5-8.Mike McCallum (Jamaica) 34 81+ kg Final Teofilo Stevenson (Cuba) def. Mircea Simon (Romania) 1.Teofilo Stevenson (Cuba) 2.Mircea Simon (Romania) 3-4.John Tate (USA) 35 CANOEING MEN C-1 500 m 1.Aleksandr Rogov (USSR) C-2 1000 m 2.Gheorghe Danielov / Gheorghe Simionov (Romania) 36 C-1 1000 m 3.Tamas Wichmann (Hungary) K-1 500 m: 1.Vasile Diba (Romania) K-1 1000 m: 3.Vasile Diba (Romania) K-1 500 m: 2.Zoltan Sztanity (Hungary) K-1 1000 m: 2.Geza Csapo (Hungary) 37 K-4 1000 m 2.Spain WOMEN K-2 500 m 2.Anna Pfeffer / Klara Rajnai (Hungary) 38 CYCLING ROAD Individual road race 1.Bernt Johansson (Sweden) 39 Team time trial 1.USSR (Aavo Pikkuus) 2.Poland (Ryszard Szurkowski, Stanislaw Szozda) 40 TRACK Individual pursuit 1.Gregor Braun (West Germany) 2.Herman Ponsteen (Netherlands) 3.Thomas Huschke (East Germany) 41 Team pursuit 1.West Germany Gregor Braun, Gunther Schumacher, Hans Lutz, Peter Vonhof (West Germany) 42 Sprint 2.Daniel Morelon (France) 43 DIVING MEN 10 m platform 1.Klaus Dibiasi (Italy) 2.Greg Louganis (USA) 44 WOMEN 3 m springboard 1.Jennifer Chandler (USA) 10 m platform 1.Yelena Vaytsekhovskaya (USSR) 2.Ulrika Knape (Sweden) 45 EQUESTRIAN Team dressage 1.West Germany (Harry Boldt, Reiner Klimke, Gabriella Grillo) 2.Switzerland (Christine Stuckelberger) Individual dressage: 2.Harry Boldt (West Germany), 3.Reiner Klimke (West Germany) 46 Individual dressage 1.Christine Stuckelberger (Switzerland) Individual eventing 1.Edmund Coffin (USA) 47 Team eventing 1.USA (Edmund Coffin, Michael Plumb, Bruce Davidson, Mary Anne Tauskey) Individual eventing: 2.Michael Plumb (USA) Individual jumping 1.Alwin Schockemohle (West Germany) 2.Michel Vaillancourt (Canada) Team jumping: 2.West Germany (Alwin Schockemohle) 48 Team jumping 1.France (Hubert Parot, Jean-Marcel Rozier, Marc Roguet, Michel Roche) Team jumping: 2.West Germany (Hans Gunter Winkler) 49 FENCING MEN Team epee 2.West Germany (Alexander Pusch, Hans-Jurgen Hehn, Reinhold Behr, Volker Fischer, Hanns Jana) Individual epee: 1.Alexander Pusch (West Germany), 2.Hans-Jurgen Hehn (West Germany) Individual epee: 3.Gyozo Kulcsar (Hungary) 50 Individual sabre 1.Viktor Krovopuskov (USSR) Team sabre: 1.USSR (Viktor Krovopuskov) Team sabre 1.USSR (Viktor Sidyak) 3.Romania Individual sabre: 3.Viktor Sidyak (USSR) 51 Team foil 1.West Germany Matthias Behr (West Germany) 52 WOMEN Individual foil 1.Ildiko Schwarczenberger (Hungary) Team foil: 3.Hungary (Ildiko Schwarczenberger) Team foil 1.USSR (Elena Belova) Individual foil: 3.Elena Belova (USSR) 53 FIELD HOCKEY 3.Pakistan 54 FOOTBALL 1.East Germany Lothar Kurbjuweit (East Germany) 55 2.Poland (Jan Tomaszewski, Wojciech Rudy, Wladyslaw Zmuda, Grzegorz Lato, Henryk Wawrowski, Henryk Kasperczak, Kazimierz Deyna, Andrzej Szarmach) 56 3.USSR (Vladimir Fedorov, Oleg Blokhin, David Kipiani (reserve), Valery Lobanovsky (head coach)) 57 GYMNASTICS MEN Team all-around 1.Japan Mitsuo Tsukahara (Japan) Individual all-around: 3.Mitsuo Tsukahara (Japan) Vault: 2.Mitsuo Tsukahara (Japan) Parallel bars: 3.Mitsuo Tsukahara (Japan) Sawao Kato (Japan) Shin Fujimoto (Japan) Individual all-around: 2.Sawao Kato (Japan) Parallel bars: 1.Sawao Kato (Japan) 58 Individual all-around 1.Nikolai Andrianov (USSR) Floor exercise NQF (8 in Qualification Round).Mitsuo Tsukahara (Japan) Rings: 1.Nikolai Andrianov (USSR) Floor exercise: 1.Nikolai Andrianov (USSR) Vault: 1.Nikolai Andrianov (USSR) 59 Rings 3.Danut Grecu (Romania) Parallel bars 2.Nikolai Andrianov (USSR) Team all-around: 2.USSR (Nikolai Andrianov) Pommel horse: 3-4.Nikolai Andrianov (USSR) 60 Horizontal bar 1.Mitsuo Tsukahara (Japan) 3-4.Eberhard Gienger (West Germany) 61 Pommel horse 1.Zoltan Magyar (Hungary) Team all-around: 2.USSR (Alexander Dityatin) Rings: 2.Alexander Dityatin (USSR) Floor exercise: 3.Peter Kormann (USA) 62 WOMEN Individual all-around 1.Nadia Comaneci (Romania) 63 Team all-around 2.Romania (Nadia Comaneci) Balance beam 1.Nadia Comaneci (Romania) 64 Floor exercise 1.Nellie Kim (USSR) 3.Nadia Comaneci (Romania) Team all-around: 1.USSR (Nellie Kim) Individual all-around: 2.Nellie Kim (USSR) Vault: 1.Nellie Kim (USSR) 65 Uneven bars 1.Nadia Comaneci (Romania) 66 Team all-around: 1.USSR (Olga Korbut) Balance beam: 2.Olga Korbut (USSR) Team all-around: 1.USSR (Ludmila Tourischeva) Individual all-around: 3.Ludmila Tourischeva (USSR) Floor exercise: 2.Ludmila Tourischeva (USSR) Vault: 2-3.Ludmila Tourischeva (USSR) 67 HANDBALL Men 1.USSR (Aleksandr Anpilogov) 2.Romania 68 JUDO 63 kg 1.Hector Rodriguez (Cuba) 69 ROWING MEN Single sculls 1.Pertti Karppinen (Finland) 2.Peter-Michael Kolbe (West Germany) 70 Double sculls 1.Frank Hansen / Al Hansen (Norway) 71 Coxless pairs 1.Bernd Landvoigt / Jorg Landvoigt (East Germany) 72 Coxless fours 1.East Germany (Siegfried Brietzke, Andreas Decker, Stefan Semmler, Wolfgang Mager) Coxed eights 1.East Germany Double sculls: 3.Jurgen Bertow / Hans-Ulrich Schmied (East Germany) Quadruple sculls (coxless): 3.Czechoslovakia (Vladek Lacina) Coxed eights: 2.Great Britain (Tim Crooks) 73 Coxed eights: 3.New Zealand (Trevor Coker, Lindsay Wilson, Athol Earl, Tony Hurt, Simon Dickie) 74 WOMEN Single sculls 2.Joan Lind (USA) Double sculls 1.Svetlana Otsetova
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