Athletics VII European Championships 1962 Beograd (YUG) 12-16.09

Athletics VII European Championships 1962 Beograd (YUG) 12-16.09

Men	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Men 100m	Claude Piquemal	FRA	Jocelyn Delecour	FRA	Peter Gamper	FRG
Men 200m	Owe Jonssen	SWE	Marian Foik	POL	Sergio Ottolina	ITA
Men 400m	Robbie Brightwell	GBR	Manfred Kinder	GDR	Hans Joachim Reske	FRG
Men 800m	Manfred Matuschewski	GDR	Valeriy Bulyshev	URS	Paul Schmidt	FRG
Men 1500m	Michel Jazy	FRA	Witold Baran	POL	Tomas Salinger	TCH
Men 5000m	Bruce Tulloh	GBR	Kazimierz Zimny	POL	Pyotr Bolotnikov	URS
Men 10000m	Pyotr Bolotnikov	URS	Frederich Janke	GDR	Roy Fowler	GBR
Men Marathon	Brian Kilby	GBR	Aurele Vanderdriesche	BEL	Viktor Baykov	URS
Men 3000m Steeplechase	Gaston Roelants	BEL	Zoltan Vamos	ROU	Nikolai Sokolov	URS
Men 110m Hurdles	Anatoly Mikhailov	URS	Giovanni Cornacchia	ITA	Nikolay Berezutskiy	POL
Men 400m Hurdles	Salvatore Morale	ITA	Jorg Neumann	FRG	Helmut Janz	FRG
Men 4x100m Relay	Germany		Poland		Great Britain
Men 4x400m Relay	West Germany		Great Britain		Switzerland
Men High Jump	Valeriy Brumel	URS	Stig Pettersson	SWE	Robert Shavlakadze	URS
Men Pole Vault	Pentti Nikkola	FIN	Rudolf Tomasek	TCH	Kauko Nystrom
Men Long Jump	Igor Ter-Ovanesyan	URS	Rainer Stenius	FIN	Pentti Eskola	FIN
Men Triple Jump	Jozef Schmidt	POL	Vladimir Goryayev	URS	Oleg Fedoseyev	URS
Men Shot Put	Vilmos Varju	HUN	Viktor Lipsnis	URS	Alfred Sosgornik	POL
Men Discus Throw	Vladimir Trussenev	URS	Kees Koch	NED	Lothar Milde	GDR
Men Hammer Throw	Gyula Zsivotzky	HUN	Aleksey Baltovskiy	URS	Yuriy Bakarinov	URS
Men Javelin Throw	Janis Lusis	URS	Viktor Tsibulenko	URS	Vladyslav Nikiciuk	POL
Men Decathlon	Wassili Kusnezov	URS	Werner von Moltke	FRG	Manfred Bock	FRG
Men 20km Walk	Ken Matthews	GBR	Hans-Georg Reimann	GDR	Wladimir Golubnitschi	URS
Men 50km Walk	Abdon Pamich	ITA	Grigori Panitschkin	URS	Don Thompson	GBR

Medals Men	G	S	B	All
1. Soviet Union	7	5	8	20
2. Germany	3	6	6	15
3. Great Britain	4	1	3	8
4. Italy	2	1	1	4
5. Finland	2	1	1	4
6. France	2	1		3
7. Hungary	2			2
8. Poland	1	4	2	8
9. Sweden	1	1		2
10.Belgium	1	1		2
11.Czechoslovakia		1	1	2
12.Romania		1		1
12.Netherlands		1		1
13.Switzerland				1

Women	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Women 100m	Dorothy Hyman	GBR	Jutta Heine	GER	Tereza Ciepla	POL
Women 200m	Jutta Heine	GER	Dorothy Hyman	GBR	Barbara Sobotha	POL
Women 400m	Maria Itkina	URS	Joy Grieveson	GBR	Tilly Van Der Swaard	NED
Women 800m	Gerda Kraan	NED	Waltraud Kaufmann	GDR	Olga Cazy	HUN
Women 80m Hurdles	Tereza Ciepla	HUN	Karin Balzer	GDR	Maria Piatkowski	POL
Women 4x100m Relay	Poland		West Germany		Great Britain
Women High Jump	Iolanda Balas	ROU	Olga Gere	YUG	Linda Knowles	GBR
Women Long Jump	Tatyana Shchelkanova	URS	Elzabieta Krzesinska	POL	Mary Rand	GBR
Women Javelin Throw	Elvira Ozolina	URS	Maria Diaconescu	ROU	Alevtina Shastitko	URS
Women Discus Throw	Tamara Press	URS	Doris Muller	GDR	Yolan Konchek	HUN
Women Shot Put	Tamara Press	URS	Renate Garisch	GDR	Galina Zybina	URS
Women Pentathlon	Galina Bystrova	URS	Denise Guenard	FRA	Helga Hoffmann	FRG

Medals Women	G	S	B	All
1. Soviet Union	6		2	8
2. Poland	2	1	3	6
3. Germany	1	6	1	8
4. Great Britain	1	2	3	6
5. Romania	1	1		2
6. Netherlands	1		1	2
7. Hungary			2	2
8. France		1		1
8. Yugoslavia		1		1

Points Men
1. Soviet Union	133
2. Germany	89
3. Poland	60
4. Great Britain	59
5. France	35
6. Italy	30
7. Finland	29
8. Hungary	24
9. Sweden	19
10.Belgium	12
10.Czechoslovakia	12
12.Netherlands	8
13.Romania	5
14.Switzerland	4
15.Yugoslavia	3
16.Ireland	2
17.Iceland	1

Points Women
1. Germany	65
2. Soviet Union	63
3. Great Britain	44
4. Poland	34
5. Netherlands	14
6. Romania	13
7. Hungary	10
8. Yugoslavia	9
9. France	5
10.Czechoslovakia	2
11.Austria	1
11.Ireland	1

Placing Table

Table composed in modern times with points from 1st to 8th place.

	Points Ranking	points	Gd	Sv	Br	4.	5.	6.	7.	8.
1.	Soviet Union	296	13	7	10	4	5	13	1	2
2.	Great Britain	159	5	4	6	7	3	2		2
3.	Poland	150	3	5	5	6	4	3	2	2
4.	West Germany	145	3	5	7	5	2	1	3	2
5.	East Germany	111	1	6	1	3	4	3	6	3
6.	France	64	2	2		3	3	1	1	2
7.	Hungary	57	2		2		4	4		1
8.	Finland	50	2	1	2	3
9.	Italy	45	2	1	1		3	1		1
10.	Yugoslavia	39		2		1	1	2	3	4
11.	Netherlands	33	1	1	1	2			1
12.	Czechoslovakia	29		1	1		2	1	2	1
13.	Sweden	28	1	1		1	2
14.	Romania	25	1	2				1
15.	Belgium	15	1	1
16.	Austria	8				1		1
17.	Ireland	7					1	1
18.	Switzerland	6			1
19.	Bulgaria	5							2	1
20.	Denmark	3							1	1
20.	Iceland	3						1
22.	Norway	2							1