Annex: Rowing at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics

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The rowing at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Games took place on the canal in the town of Sloten from August 2 to 10, 1928.

In total, seven different tests were held in this sport, all in the men's category. The competition program was maintained as in the last edition.

Medalists

Masculine

Event OroPlataBronce
Scull individual
M1X
(10 August)
Robert Pearce
AustraliaAustralia
7:11,00
Kenneth Myers
Estados UnidosUnited States
7:20,80
Theodore Collet
Reino UnidoUnited Kingdom
7:19,80
Double scull
M2X
(10 August)
Paul Costello
Charles McIlvaine
Estados UnidosUnited States
6:41,40
Joseph Wright
Jack Guest
CanadáCanada
6:51,00
Leo Losert
Viktor Flessl
AustriaAustria
n. d.
Two without hemonel
M2-
(10 August)
Kurt Moeschter
Bruno Müller
AlemaniaGermany
7:06.40
Terence O'Brien
Robert Nisbet
Reino UnidoUnited Kingdom
7:08,60
Paul McDowell
John Schmitt
Estados UnidosUnited States
7:20,40
Two with timonel
M2+
(10 August)
Hans Schöchlin
Karl Schöchlin
Hans Bourquin (t)
SuizaSwitzerland
7:42,60
Armand Marcelle
Édouard Marcelle
Henri Préauxt)
FranciaFrance
7:48,40
Georges Anthony
François De Coninck
Léon Flament
(t)
BélgicaBelgium
n. d.
Four without hemonel
M4-
(10 August)
John Lander
Michael Warriner
Richard Beesly
Edward Bevan
Reino UnidoUnited Kingdom
6:36,00
Charles Karle
William Miller
George Healis
Ernest Bayer
Estados UnidosUnited States
6:37,00
Cesare Rossi
Pietro Freschi
Umberto Bonadè
Paolo Gennari
ItaliaItaly
n. d.
Four with timonel
M4+
(10 August)
Valerio Perentin
Giliante D'Este
Nicolò Vittori
Giovanni Delise
Renato Petronio (Renato Petronio)t)
ItaliaItaly
6:47,80
Ernst Haas
Joseph Meyer
Otto Bucher
Karl Schwegler
Fritz Böscht)
SuizaSwitzerland
7:03.40
Franciszek Bronikowski
Edmund Jankowski
Leon Birkholc
Bernard Ormanowski
Bolesław Drewek (t)
PoloniaPoland
7:12,80
Eight with timonel
M8+
(10 August)
Marvin Stalder
John Brinck
Francis Frederick
William Thompson
William Dally
James Workman
Hubert Caldwell
Peter Donlon
Donald Blessing (t)
Estados UnidosUnited States
6:03.20
James Hamilton
Guy Oliver Nickalls
John Badcock
Donald Gollan
Harold Lane
Gordon Killick
Jack Beresford
Harold West
Arthur Sulley (t)
Reino UnidoUnited Kingdom
6:05,60
Frederick Hedges
Frank Fiddes
John Hand
Herbert Richardson
Jack Murdoch
Athol Meech
Charles Norris
William Ross
John Donnelly (t)
CanadáCanada
n. d.

Medal table

No. Country OroPlataBronceTotal
1Estados UnidosUnited States 2215
2Reino UnidoUnited Kingdom 1214
3SuizaSwitzerland 1102
4ItaliaItaly 1012
5AlemaniaGermany 1001
5AustraliaAustralia 1001
7CanadáCanada 0112
8FranciaFrance 0101
9AustriaAustria 0011
9BélgicaBelgium 0011
9PoloniaPoland 0011
TOTAL77721

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