List of 1900 Summer Olympics medal winners

The 1900 Summer Olympics, officially the Games of the II Olympiad, were an international multi-sport event which was held in 1900 in Paris, France. Gold medals were not given at the 1900 Games. A silver medal was given for a first place and a bronze medal was given for second. The International Olympic Committee has retroactively assigned gold, silver, and bronze medals to competitors who earned 1st, 2nd, and 3rd-place finishes respectively in order to bring early Olympics in line with current awards.[1]

Contents
  1. Archery
  2. Athletics
  3. Basque pelota
  4. Cricket
  5. Croquet
  6. Cycling
  1. Equestrian
  2. Fencing
  3. Football
  4. Golf
  5. Gymnastics
  6. Polo
  1. Rowing
  2. Rugby union
  3. Sailing
  4. Shooting
  5. Swimming
  6. Tennis
  1. Tug of war
  2. Water polo
See alsoReferences

Archery

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Au Cordon Doré
50 metres
Henri Hérouin
 France
Hubert Van Innis
 Belgium
Émile Fisseux
 France
Au Cordon Doré
33 metres
Hubert Van Innis
 Belgium
Victor Thibault
 France
Charles Frédéric Petit
 France
Au Chapelet
50 metres
Eugène Mougin
 France
Henri Helle
 France
Émile Mercier
 France
Au Chapelet
33 metres
Hubert Van Innis
 Belgium
Victor Thibault
 France
Charles Frédéric Petit
 France
Sur la Perche à la Herse
Emmanuel Foulon
 Belgium
Auguste Serrurier
 France

Émile Druart
 Belgium

Not awarded
Sur la Perche à la Pyramide
Émile Grumiaux
 France
Auguste Serrurier
 France
Louis Glineur
 Belgium

Athletics

Event Gold Silver Bronze
60 metres
Alvin Kraenzlein 7.0 s
 United States
Walter Tewksbury 7.1 s
 United States
Stan Rowley 7.2 s
 Australia
100 metres
Frank Jarvis 11.0 s
 United States
Walter Tewksbury 11.1 s
 United States
Stan Rowley 11.2 s
 Australia
200 metres
Walter Tewksbury 22.2 s
 United States
Norman Pritchard 22.8 s
 India
Stan Rowley 22.9 s
 Australia
400 metres
Maxie Long 49.4 s
 United States
William Holland 49.6 s
 United States
Ernst Schultz 51.5 s
 Denmark
800 metres
Alfred Tysoe 2:01.2
 Great Britain
John Cregan 2:03.0
 United States
David Hall 2:03.8
 United States
1500 metres
Charles Bennett 4:06.2
 Great Britain
Henri Deloge 4:06.6
 France
John Bray 4:07.2
 United States
Marathon
Michel Théato 2:59:45
 France [2]
Émile Champion 3:04:17
 France
Ernst Fast 3:37:14
 Sweden
110 metres hurdles
Alvin Kraenzlein 15.4 s
 United States
John McLean 15.5 s
 United States
Frederick Moloney 15.6 s
 United States
200 metres hurdles
Alvin Kraenzlein 25.4 s
 United States
Norman Pritchard 26.0 s
 India
Walter Tewksbury 26.1 s
 United States
400 metres hurdles
Walter Tewksbury 57.6 s
 United States
Henri Tauzin 58.3 s
 France
George Orton 58.8 s
 Canada
2500 metres steeplechase
George Orton 7:34.4
 Canada
Sidney Robinson 7:38.0
 Great Britain
Jacques Chastanié Unknown
 France
4000 metres steeplechase
John Rimmer 12:58.4
 Great Britain
Charles Bennett 12:58.6
 Great Britain
Sidney Robinson 12:58.8
 Great Britain
5000 metres team race
 Mixed team (ZZX)
 Charles Bennett (GBR)
 John Rimmer (GBR)
 Sidney Robinson (GBR)
 Alfred Tysoe (GBR)
 Stan Rowley (AUS)
 France (FRA)
Henri Deloge
Jacques Chastanié
André Castanet
Michel Champoudry
Gaston Ragueneau
none awarded
Long jump
Alvin Kraenzlein 7.185 m
 United States
Myer Prinstein 7.175 m
 United States
Patrick Leahy 6.950 m
 Great Britain
Triple jump
Myer Prinstein 14.47 m
 United States
James Connolly 13.97 m
 United States
Lewis Sheldon 13.64 m
 United States
High jump
Irving Baxter 1.90 m
 United States
Patrick Leahy 1.78 m
 Great Britain
Lajos Gönczy 1.75 m
 Hungary
Pole vault
Irving Baxter 3.30 m
 United States
Meredith Colket 3.25 m
 United States
Carl Albert Andersen 3.20 m
 Norway
Standing long jump
Ray Ewry 3.20 m
 United States
Irving Baxter 3.135 m
 United States
Émile Torchebœuf 3.03 m
 France
Standing triple jump
Ray Ewry 10.58 m
 United States
Irving Baxter 9.95 m
 United States
Robert Garrett 9.50 m
 United States
Standing high jump
Ray Ewry 1.655 m
 United States
Irving Baxter 1.525 m
 United States
Lewis Sheldon 1.500 m
 United States
Shot put
Richard Sheldon 14.10 m
 United States
Josiah McCracken 12.85 m
 United States
Robert Garrett 12.37 m
 United States
Discus throw
Rudolf Bauer 36.04 m
 Hungary
František Janda-Suk 35.04 m
 Bohemia
Richard Sheldon 34.50 m
 United States
Hammer throw
John Flanagan 51.01 m
 United States
Truxtun Hare 46.26 m
 United States
Josiah McCracken 43.58 m
 United States

Basque pelota

Gold Silver
 Spain (ESP)

José de Amézola y Aspizúa
Francisco Villota

 France (FRA)

Maurice Durquetty
Etchegaray

Cricket

Event Gold Silver
Cricket Devon and Somerset Wanderers
 Great Britain

C. B. K. Beachcroft (captain)
Arthur Birkett
Alfred Bowerman
George Buckley
Francis Burchell
Frederick Christian
Harry Corner
Frederick Cuming
William Donne
Alfred Powlesland
John Symes
Montagu Toller

French Athletic Club Union
 France

William Anderson
William Attrill
J. Braid
W. Browning
Robert Horne
Timothée Jordan
Arthur MacEvoy
Douglas Robinson
F. Roques
A. J. Schneidau
Henry Terry
Philip Tomalin (captain)

Croquet

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Singles, one ball  Gaston Aumoitte (FRA)  Georges Johin (FRA)  Chrétien Waydelich (FRA)
Singles, two balls  Chrétien Waydelich (FRA)  Maurice Vignerot (FRA)  Jacques Sautereau (FRA)
Doubles  France (FRA)
Gaston Aumoitte
Georges Johin
None None

Cycling

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's sprint
Georges Taillandier
 France
Fernand Sanz
 France
John Henry Lake
 United States
Men's 25 kilometres
Louis Bastien
 France
Louis Hildebrand
 Great Britain
Auguste Daumain
 France
Men's points race
[3][4]
Enrico Brusoni
 Italy
Karl Duill
 Germany
Louis Trousselier
 France

As noted below, thirteen more events were contested, but their status is uncertain. The IOC medal database only shows these two events as official competitions.

Equestrian

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Jumping Aimé Haegeman
 Belgium
Georges van der Poële
 Belgium
Louis de Champsavin
 France
High jump Dominique Gardères
 France

Giovanni Giorgio Trissino
 Italy

none awarded Georges van der Poële
 Belgium
Long jump Constant van Langhendonck
 Belgium
Giovanni Giorgio Trissino
 Italy
Camille de La Forgue de Bellegarde
 France
Hacks and hunter combined Contested, but considered a non-Olympic event
Mail coach Contested, but considered a non-Olympic event

Fencing

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Épée
Ramón Fonst
 Cuba
Louis Perrée
 France
Léon Sée
 France
Masters épée
Albert Robert Ayat
 France
Émile Bougnol
 France
Henri Laurent
 France
Amateurs-masters épée
Albert Robert Ayat
 France
Ramón Fonst
 Cuba
Léon Sée
 France
Foil
Émile Coste
 France
Henri Masson
 France
Marcel Boulenger
 France
Masters foil
Lucien Mérignac
 France
Alphonse Kirchhoffer
 France
Jean-Baptiste Mimiague
 France
Sabre
Georges de la Falaise
 France
Léon Thiébaut
 France
Siegfried Flesch
 Austria
Masters sabre
Antonio Conte
 Italy
Italo Santelli
 Italy
Milan Neralić
 Austria

Football

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's football Upton Park F.C.
 Great Britain (GBR)
USFSA XI
 France (FRA)
Université de Bruxelles
 Belgium (BEL)

Golf

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's Charles Sands
 United States
Walter Rutherford
 Great Britain
David Robertson
 Great Britain
Women's Margaret Abbott
 United States
Pauline Whittier
 United States
Daria Pratt
 United States

Gymnastics

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Gustave Sandras
 France
Noël Bas
 France
Lucien Démanet
 France

Polo

 Rank  Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1  Mixed team (ZZX) 1 1 1 3
2  Mexico (MEX) 0 0 1 1

Rowing

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Single sculls
 Hermann Barrelet (FRA)  André Gaudin (FRA)  Saint-George Ashe (GBR)
Coxed pair
 Mixed team (ZZX)
Minerva Amsterdam
François Brandt
Roelof Klein
Hermanus Brockmann[5]
 France (FRA)
Société Nautique de la Marne
Lucien Martinet
Waleff
unknown cox
 France (FRA)
Rowing Club Castillon
Carlos Deltour
Antoine Védrenne
Raoul Paoli
Coxed four[6]
 France (FRA)
Cercle de l'Aviron Roubaix
Henri Bouckaert
Jean Cau
Emile Delchambre
Henri Hazebrouck
Charlot
 France (FRA)
Club Nautique de Lyon
Georges Lumpp
Charles Perrin
Daniel Soubeyran
Émile Wegelin
unknown cox
 Germany (GER)
Favorite Hammonia
Wilhelm Carstens
Julius Körner
Adolf Möller
Hugo Rüster
Gustav Moths[7]
Max Ammermann
 Germany (GER)
Germania Ruder Club, Hamburg
Gustav Goßler
Oskar Goßler
Walter Katzenstein
Waldemar Tietgens
Carl Goßler
 Netherlands (NED)
Minerva Amsterdam
Coenraad Hiebendaal
Geert Lotsij
Paul Lotsij
Johannes Terwogt
Hermanus Brockmann
 Germany (GER)
Ludwigshafener Ruderverein
Ernst Felle
Otto Fickeisen
Carl Lehle
Hermann Wilker
Franz Kröwerath
Eight
 United States (USA)
Vesper Boat Club
William Carr
Harry DeBaecke
John Exley
John Geiger
Edwin Hedley
James Juvenal
Roscoe Lockwood
Edward Marsh
Louis Abell
 Belgium (BEL)
Royal Club Nautique de Gand
Jules de Bisschop
Prospère Bruggeman
Oscar de Somville
Oscar de Cock
Maurice Hemelsoet
Marcel van Crombrugge
Frank Odberg
Maurice Verdonck
Alfred Van Landeghem
 Netherlands (NED)
Minerva Amsterdam
François Brandt
Johannes van Dijk
Roelof Klein
Ruurd Leegstra
Walter Middelberg
Hendrik Offerhaus
Walter Thijssen
Henricus Tromp
Hermanus Brockmann

Rugby union

Games Gold Silver Bronze
1900 Paris France France Germany Germany
United Kingdom Great Britain
none awarded

Sailing

Event Gold Silver Bronze
0 – ½ Ton:

 France (FRA)
Pierre Gervais
Unknown
 France (FRA)
Textier(1)
Textier(2)
Jean Charcot
Robert Linzeler
 France (FRA)
Henri Monnot
Léon Tellier
Gaston Cailleux
 France (FRA)
Émile Sacré
Unknown
 France (FRA)
Textier(1)
Textier(2)
Jean Charcot
Robert Linzeler
 France (FRA)
Pierre Gervais
Unknown
½ – 1 Ton:

 Great Britain (GBR)
Lorne Currie
John Gretton
Linton Hope
Algernon Maudslay
 France (FRA)
Jacques Baudrier
F. Marcotte
William Martin
Jules Valton
Jean Le Bret
 France (FRA)
1 – 2 Ton:

 Switzerland (SUI)
Hermann de Pourtalès
Hélène de Pourtalès
Bernard de Pourtalès
 France (FRA)
F. Vilamitjana
Auguste Albert
Charles Hugo
Duval
 France (FRA)
Jacques Baudrier
Lucien Baudrier
Mantois Dusbosq
Edouard Mantois
 Germany (GER)
Paul Wiesner
George Naue
Heinrich Peters
Ottokar Weise
 Switzerland (SUI)
Hermann de Pourtalès
Hélène de Pourtalès
Bernard de Pourtalès
 France (FRA)
F. Vilamitjana
Auguste Albert
Charles Hugo
Duval
2 – 3 Ton:

 Mixed team (ZZX)
E. William Exshaw
Frédéric Blanchy
Jacques Le Lavasseur
 France (FRA)
Susse
Doucet
Auguste Godinet
Henri Mialaret
 France (FRA)
Ferdinand Schlatter
De Cottignon
Emile Jean-Fontaine
 Mixed team (ZZX)
E. William Exshaw
Frédéric Blanchy
Jacques Le Lavasseur
 France (FRA)
Susse
Doucet
Auguste Godinet
Henri Mialaret
 France (FRA)
Auguste Donny
Unknown
3 – 10 Ton:

 Great Britain (GBR)
Edward Hore
H. N. Jefferson
J. Howard Taylor
 France (FRA)
A. Dubos
J. Dubos
Maurice Gufflet
Robert Gufflet
Charly Guiraist
 United States (USA)
H. MacHenry
10 – 20 Ton:

 Émile Billard et Perquer (FRA)  Jean Decazes (FRA)  Edward Hore (GBR)
Open class:

 Great Britain (GBR)
Lorne Currie
John Gretton
Linton Hope
Algernon Maudslay
 Germany (GER)
Paul Wiesner
Georg Naue
Heinrich Peters
Ottokar Weise
 France (FRA)
E. Michelet
F. Michelet

Shooting

Event Gold Silver Bronze
25 metre rapid fire pistol
Maurice Larrouy
 France
Léon Moreaux
 France
Eugène Balme
 France
50 metre free pistol, individual
Karl Röderer
 Switzerland
Achille Paroche
 France
Konrad Stäheli
 Switzerland
50 metre free pistol, team
 Switzerland (SUI)
Friedrich Lüthi
Paul Probst
Louis Richardet
Karl Röderer
Konrad Stäheli
 France (FRA)
Louis Duffoy
Maurice Lecoq
Léon Moreaux
Achille Paroche
Jules Trinité
 Netherlands (NED)
Solko van den Bergh
Antonius Bouwens
Dirk Boest Gips
Henrik Sillem
Anthony Sweijs
300 metre free rifle, standing
Lars Jørgen Madsen
 Denmark
Ole Østmo
 Norway
Charles Paumier
 Belgium
300 metre free rifle, kneeling
Konrad Stäheli
 Switzerland
Emil Kellenberger
 Switzerland

Anders Peter Nielsen
 Denmark

None awarded
300 metre free rifle, prone
Achille Paroche
 France
Anders Peter Nielsen
 Denmark
Ole Østmo
 Norway
300 metre free rifle, 3 positions
Emil Kellenberger
 Switzerland
Anders Peter Nielsen
 Denmark
Paul van Asbroeck
 Belgium

Ole Østmo
 Norway

300 metre free rifle, team
 Switzerland (SUI)
Franz Böckli
Alfred Grütter
Emil Kellenberger
Louis Richardet
Konrad Stäheli
 Norway (NOR)
Olaf Frydenlund
Hellmer Hermandsen
Ole Østmo
Ole Sæther
Tom Seeberg
 France (FRA)
Auguste Cavadini
Maurice Lecoq
Léon Moreaux
Achille Paroche
René Thomas
Trap shooting
Roger de Barbarin
 France
René Guyot
 France
Justinien de Clary
 France

Swimming

Event Gold Silver Bronze
200 m freestyle
Frederick Lane
 Australia
Zoltán Halmay
 Hungary
Karl Ruberl
 Austria
1000 m freestyle
John Arthur Jarvis
 Great Britain
Otto Wahle
 Austria
Zoltán Halmay
 Hungary
4000 m freestyle
John Arthur Jarvis
 Great Britain
Zoltán Halmay
 Hungary
Louis Martin
 France
200 m backstroke
Ernst Hoppenberg
 Germany
Karl Ruberl
 Austria
Johannes Drost
 Netherlands
200 m team swimming
 Germany (GER)[8]
Ernst Hoppenberg
Max Hainle
Julius Frey
Max Schöne
Herbert von Petersdorff
 France (FRA)
Tritons Lillois
Maurice Hochepied
Victor Hochepied
J. Bertrand
Verbecke
Victor Cadet
 France (FRA)
Pupilles de Neptune de Lille
René Tartara
Louis Martin
Désiré Merchez
Georges Leuillieux
Houben[9]
200 m obstacle event
Frederick Lane
 Australia
Otto Wahle
 Austria
Peter Kemp
 Great Britain
Underwater swimming
Charles Devendeville
 France
André Six
 France
Peder Lykkeberg
 Denmark

Tennis

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's singles
Laurence Doherty
 Great Britain
Harold Mahony
 Great Britain
Reginald Doherty
 Great Britain
Arthur Norris
 Great Britain
Women's singles
Charlotte Cooper
 Great Britain
Hélène Prévost
 France
Marion Jones
 United States
Hedwiga Rosenbaumová
 Bohemia
Men's doubles
Great Britain
Laurence Doherty and
Reginald Doherty
Mixed team
 Max Décugis (FRA) and
 Basil Spalding de Garmendia (USA)
Great Britain
Harold Mahony and
Arthur Norris
France
André Prévost and
Georges de la Chapelle
Mixed doubles
Great Britain
Charlotte Cooper and
Reginald Doherty
Mixed team
 Hélène Prévost (FRA) and
 Harold Mahony (GBR)
Mixed team
 Marion Jones (USA) and
 Laurence Doherty (GBR)
Mixed team
 Hedwiga Rosenbaumová (BOH) and
 Archibald Warden (GBR)

Tug of war

Gold Silver Bronze
 Mixed team (ZZX)
 Edgar Aabye (DEN)
 August Nilsson (SWE)
 Eugen Schmidt (DEN)
 Gustaf Söderström (SWE)
 Karl Staaf (SWE)
 Charles Winckler (DEN)
 France (FRA)
Raymond Basset
Jean Collas
Charles Gondouin
Joseph Roffo
Émile Sarrade
Francisco Henríquez de Zubiría
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Water polo

Place Team Nation Players
1 Osborne Swimming Club[10] Great Britain Thomas Coe
John Henry Derbyshire
Peter Kemp
William Lister
Arthur G. Robertson
Eric Robinson
George Wilkinson
2 Brussels Swimming and Water Polo Club[11] Belgium Jean de Backer
Victor de Behr
Henri Cohen
Fernand Feyaerts
Oscar Grégoire
Albert Michant
Victor Sonnemans
3 Libellule de Paris France[12] Thomas Burgess
Jules Clévenot[13]
Alphonse Decuyper
Louis Laufray
Henri Peslier
Pesloy
Paul Vasseur
Pupilles de Neptune de Lille #2[14] France Eugène Coulon
Fardelle
Favier
Leriche
Louis Martin
Désiré Mérchez
Charles Treffel

See also

References

General
Specific
  1. Mallon, Bill (1998). The 1900 Olympic Games, Results for All Competitors in All Events, with Commentary. Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers. ISBN 0-7864-0378-0.
  2. Michel Théato was originally assumed to be French, before it was discovered that his nationality was Luxembourgish. The International Olympic Committee still credits this medal for France, however.
  3. Not recognized by IOC.
  4. "Cycling at the 1900 Paris Summer Games: Men's Points Race". sports-reference.com. Retrieved 20 October 2012.
  5. Brockmann was the coxswain for the Dutch team in the semifinal, but not in the final. He is considered a gold medallist by the IOC and is listed in that organization's medal database.
  6. Due to wrangling about who would be allowed to compete in the coxed four final, two finals were held for that competition. Both finals are considered Olympic championships by the International Olympic Committee.
  7. The German team changed the coxswain after the semi-final. Gustav Moths participated only in the semi-final and Max Ammermann participated in the final. However, the IOC medal database credits the bronze medal only to Gustav Moths.
  8. This is the roster of the German team as given by the International Olympic Committee database. Mallon notes that Petersdorff did not actually compete. He also claims that contemporary sources support a 4-person roster including Hoppenberg, Hainle, Gustav Lexau, and Ernest Luhrsen; Frey and Schöne are not included in either Mallon or de Wael's list of competitors in the event.
  9. Houben did not actually compete; however, he is listed in the IOC's medal database as part of the Neptune team.
  10. Mallon lists 5 players in addition to these 7 found in the IOC database. Sports-Reference explains that the official roster is likely wrong and that five of the medalists didn't compete, and the team that actually competed consisted of Coe, Kemp, Robert Crawshaw, William Henry, John Jarvis, Frederick Stapleton, and Victor Lindberg.
  11. Mallon lists 3 players in addition to these 7.
  12. Burgess was British, leading some sources (e.g., Sports-Reference) to consider this team a mixed team, but the IOC considers the medal to have been won by a French team.
  13. Listed in the IOC database as "Devenot", but almost certainly the same person who competed in swimming.
  14. Mallon lists 4 players in addition to these 7.
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