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Helsinki 1952 HELSINKI 1952 The Games of the XV Summer Olympiad. July 19 - August 3, 1952. Helsinki, Finland. 1 ATHLETICS MEN 400 m 1.George Rhoden (Jamaica) 2 1500 m 1.Josy Barthel (Luxembourg) 2.Bob McMillen (USA) 3.Werner Lueg (Germany) 4.Roger Bannister (Great Britain) 5.Patrik El Mabrouk (France) 3 5000 m 1.Emil Zatopek (Czechoslovakia) 5000 m: 2.Alain Mimoun (France) 10000 m: 2.Alain Mimoun (France) 4 10000 m 1.Emil Zatopek (Czechoslovakia) 3.Aleksandr Anufriyev (USSR) 110 m hurdles: 1.Harrison Dillard (USA) 4 x 100 m: 1.USA (Harrison Dillard) 5 4 x 400 m 1.Jamaica (Arthur Wint, Leslie Laing, Herb McKenley, George Rhoden) 100 m: 2.Herb McKenley (Jamaica) 400 m: 2.Herb McKenley (Jamaica) 800 m: 2.Arthur Wint (Jamaica) 6 Marathon 1.Emil Zatopek (Czechoslovakia) 3.Gustaf Jansson (Sweden) 50 km walk 1.Giuseppe Dordoni (Italy) 7 Triple jump 1.Adhemar da Silva (Brazil) 8 High jump Shot put 1.Walt Davis (USA) 1.Parry O’Brien (USA) Pole vault 1.Bob Richards (USA) 3.Ragnar Lundberg (Sweden) Discus throw 2.Adolfo Consolini (Italy) 9 Hammer throw 1.Jozsef Csermak (Hungary) 10 Decathlon 1.Bob Mathias (USA) 2.Milt Campbell (USA) 11 WOMEN 100 m 80 m hurdles 1.Marjorie Jackson (Australia) 1.Shirley Strickland de la Hunty (Australia) 200 m: 1.Marjorie Jackson (Australia) 100 m: 3.Shirley Strickland de la Hunty (Australia) Long jump 1.Yvette Williams (New Zealand) Javelin throw 1.Dana Zatopkova (Czechoslovakia) 12 Discus throw 1.Nina Romashkova (USSR) 3.Nina Dumbadze (USSR) Long jump: 2.Alexandra Chudina (USSR) Javelin throw: 2.Alexandra Chudina (USSR) High jump: 3.Alexandra Chudina (USSR) 13 BASKETBALL Final USA - USSR 36:25 (Dean Kelley, Bob Kurland - Ilmar Kullam) 14 1.USA 2.USSR 3.Uruguay (Adesio Lombardo) 15 BOXING 54 kg 1.Pentti Hamalainen (Finland) 67 kg 1.Zygmunt Chychla (Poland) 16 71 kg 1.Laszlo Papp (Hungary) 75 kg 1.Floyd Patterson (USA) 3-4.Boris Nikolov (Bulgaria) 17 81+ kg 2.Ingemar Johansson (Sweden) 18 CANOEING MEN C-1 1000 m 2.Janos Parti (Hungary) 19 C-2 10000 m 1.Georges Turlier / Jean Laudet (France) K-1 1000 m:1.Gert Fredriksson (Sweden) K-1 10000 m: 2.Gert Fredriksson (Sweden) 20 CYCLING ROAD Team road race 1.Belgium (Rick Van Looy) 3.France (Jacques Anquetil) 21 TRACK Sprint 1.Enzo Sacchi (Italy) 22 Tandem 1.Lionel Cox / Russell Mockridge (Australia) Sprint: 2.Lionel Cox (Australia) Time trial: 1.Russell Mockridge (Australia) 23 DIVING MEN 10 m platform 1.Sammy Lee (USA) 2.Joaquin Capilla (Mexico) WOMEN 3 m springboard 10 m platform 1.Pat McCormick (USA) 1.Pat McCormick (USA) 24 EQUESTRIAN Individual dressage 1.Henri Saint Cyr (Sweden) 2.Lis Hartel (Denmark) Team dressage: 1.Sweden (Henri Saint Cyr) Team dressage: 2.Switzerland (Henri Chammartin) 25 Individual jumping 1.Pierre Jonqueres d’Oriola (France) Team jumping 3.USA (William Steinkraus) 26 FENCING MEN Team epee 1.Italy (Giuseppe Delfino) Team epee: 1.Italy (Carlo Pavesi, Edoardo Mangiarotti) Individual epee: 1.Edoardo Mangiarotti (Italy) Individual foil: 2.Edoardo Mangiarotti (Italy) Team foil: 2.Italy (Edoardo Mangiarotti) Individual foil 1.Christian d’Oriola (France) Team foil: 1.France (Christian d’Oriola) 27 Individual sabre: 1.Pal Kovacs (Hungary) Team sabre: 1.Hungary (Bertalan Papp, Laszlo Rajcsanyi, Rudolf Karpati, Tibor Berczelly, Aladar Gerevich, Pal Kovacs) Team foil: 3.Hungary (Tibor Berczelly, Aladar Gerevich) Individual sabre: 2.Aladar Gerevich (Hungary), 3.Tibor Berczelly (Hungary) 28 FIELD HOCKEY 1.India (Leslie Claudius) Balbir Singh Sr (India) 29 FOOTBALL Final Hungary - Yugoslavia 2:0 (Gyula Grosics, Jeno Buzansky, Mihaly Lantos, Gyula Lorant, Jozsef Bozsik, Jozsef Zakarias, Sandor Kocsis, Nandor Hidekguti, Peter Palotas, Ferenc Puskas, Zoltan Czibor (Hungary)) 30 1.Hungary Ferenc Puskas (Hungary) 2.Yugoslavia Vujadin Boskov (Yugoslavia) 31 3.Sweden (Karl Svensson) 32 GYMNASTICS MEN Team all-around: 1.USSR (Hrant Shahinyan) Rings: 1.Hrant Shahinyan (USSR) Individual all-around: 2.Hrant Shahinyan (USSR) Pommel horse: 2.Hrant Shahinyan (USSR) Individual all-around 1.Viktor Chukarin (USSR) 33 Pommel horse 1.Viktor Chukarin (USSR) Vault: 1.Viktor Chukarin (USSR) Parallel bars: 2.Viktor Chukarin (USSR) Rings: 2.Viktor Chukarin (USSR) Team all-around: 1.USSR (Viktor Chukarin) Team all-around: 1.USSR (Valentin Muratov) Vault: 3-4.Takashi Ono (Japan) Horizontal bar: 2-3.Josef Stalder (Switzerland) Individual all-around: 3.Josef Stalder (Switzerland) Parallel bars: 3.Josef Stalder (Switzerland) Team all-around: 2.Switzerland (Josef Stalder) 34 WOMEN Team all-around 1.USSR (Medea Jugeli) Team portable apparatus: 2.USSR (Medea Jugeli) Individual all-around 1.Maria Gorokhovskaya (USSR) Balance beam: 2.Maria Gorokhovskaya (USSR) Floor exercise: 2.Maria Gorokhovskaya (USSR) Uneven bars: 2.Maria Gorokhovskaya (USSR) Vault: 2.Maria Gorokhovskaya (USSR) Team all-around: 1.USSR (Maria Gorokhovskaya) Team portable apparatus: 2.USSR (Maria Gorokhovskaya) 35 Team all-around: 3.Czechoslovakia (Eva Vechtova) 36 Uneven bars 1.Margit Korondi (Hungary) Individual all-around: 3.Margit Korondi (Hungary) Balance beam: 3.Margit Korondi (Hungary) Floor exercise: 3.Margit Korondi (Hungary) Team all-around: 2.Hungary (Margit Korondi) Team portable apparatus: 3.Hungary (Margit Korondi) 37 Floor exercise 1.Agnes Keleti (Hungary) Uneven bars: 3.Agnes Keleti (Hungary) Team all-around: 2.Hungary (Agnes Keleti) Team portable apparatus: 3.Hungary (Agnes Keleti) Balance beam: 1.Nina Bocharova (USSR) Individual all-around: 2.Nina Bocharova (USSR) Team all-around: 1.USSR (Nina Bocharova) Team portable apparatus: 2.USSR (Nina Bocharova) 38 MODERN PENTATHLON Individual 1.Lars Hall (Sweden) Team: 2.Sweden (Lars Hall) 39 Team 1.Hungary (Gabor Benedek, Aladar Kovacsi, Istvan Szondy) Individual: 2.Gabor Benedek (Hungary), 3.Istvan Szondy (Hungary) 40 ROWING Coxed pairs 1.France (Raymond Salles, Gaston Mercier, Bernard Malivoire) SAILING Finn 1.Paul Elvstrom (Denmark) 41 SHOOTING 25 m rapid fire pistol 1.Karoly Takacs (Hungary) 50 m pistol 1.Huelet Benner (USA) 42 2.Angel Leon (Spain) 43 SWIMMING MEN 400 m freestyle 1.Jean Boiteux (France) 4 x 200 m freestyle: 3.France (Jean Boiteux) 44 WOMEN 100 m freestyle: 1.Katalin Szoke (Hungary) 400 m freestyle: 1.Valeria Gyenge (Hungary) 45 200 m breaststroke: 1.Eva Szekely (Hungary) 4 x 100 m freestyle: 1.Hungary (Ilona Novak, Judit Temes, Eva Novak, Katalin Szoke) 100 m freestyle: 3.Judit Temes (Hungary) 400 m freestyle: 2.Eva Novak (Hungary) 200 m breaststroke: 2.Eva Novak (Hungary) 46 WATER POLO Semifinals Group F Hungary - Yugoslavia 2:2 (Dezso Gyarmati, Gyorgy Vizvari, Antal Bolvari, Laszlo Jeney, Kalman Markovits, Istvan Szivos, Gyorgy Karpati (Hungary)) 1.Hungary (qualified for Final Round) 2.Yugoslavia (qualified for Final Round) 1.Hungary 2.Yugoslavia 47 WEIGHTLIFTING 60 kg 1.Rafael Chimishkyan (USSR) 3.Rodney Wilkes (Trinidad and Tobago) 67.5 kg 1.Tommy Kono (USA) 48 82.5 kg 3.Arkadi Vorobyev (USSR) 90 kg 3.Lennox Kilgour (Trinidad and Tobago) 90+ kg 1.John Davis (USA) 49 WRESTLING GRECO-ROMAN 57 kg: 1.Imre Hodos (Hungary) 73 kg: 1.Miklos Szilvasy (Hungary) 50 79 kg 1.Axel Gronberg (Sweden) 87+ kg 1.Johannes Kotkas (USSR) 51 FREESTYLE 79 kg 1.David Tsimakuridze (USSR) 2.Gholamreza Takhti (Iran) 87+ kg Round 2 Arsen Mekokishvili (USSR) - Willi Waltner (Germany) 3:0 1.Arsen Mekokishvili (USSR) 5-8.Willi Waltner (Germany) 52 MEDAL COUNT 1.USA (40-19-17) 2.USSR (22-30-19) 3.HUNGARY (16-10-16) 53 20.POLAND (1-2-1) Previous Olympiad Next Olympiad (OSLO 1952) (CORTINA D'AMPEZZO 1956) Previous Summer Olympiad Next Summer Olympiad (LONDON 1948) (MELBOURNE 1956) Back to the Main Page (OLYMPIC HISTORY ON STAMPS) 54 .
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