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Men's sidehorse vault
at the Games of the VIII Olympiad
VenueStade Olympique
DateJuly 22
Competitors70 from 9 nations
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Albert Séguin  France
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Jean Gounot  France
2nd place, silver medalist(s) François Gangloff  France
Gymnastics at the
1924 Summer Olympics
All-aroundmen
Teammen
Vaultmen
Pommel horsemen
Ringsmen
Parallel barsmen
Horizontal barmen
Rope climbingmen
Sidehorse vaultmen

The men's sidehorse vault event was part of the gymnastics programme at the 1924 Summer Olympics. It was one of nine gymnastics events. The competition was held on Tuesday, July 22, 1924.

Seventy gymnasts from nine nations competed. The "sidehorse vault" (French: saut de cheval en largeur) event used a vaulting horse set sideways (perpendicular to the approach) for gymnasts to turn and make a single flip. This was the only time that this event was held. The French achieved a podium sweep, which would not happen again at the Olympics until the 2014 Winter Olympics men's ski cross event.

Results

Place Gymnast Total
1  Albert Séguin (FRA) 10.00
2  Jean Gounot (FRA) 9.93
 François Gangloff (FRA) 9.93
4  Stane Hlastan (YUG) 9.86
5  Stane Derganc (YUG) 9.85
6  Ladislav Vácha (TCH) 9.83
 Bedřich Šupčík (TCH) 9.83
8  Eugène Cordonnier (FRA) 9.80
 Frank Kriz (USA) 9.80
 Mathias Erang (LUX) 9.80
 Robert Pražák (TCH) 9.80
12  Jan Koutný (TCH) 9.75
 Miroslav Klinger (TCH) 9.75
14  André Higelin (FRA) 9.70
15  Max Wandrer (USA) 9.65
16  Charles Quaino (LUX) 9.62
17  Leon Štukelj (YUG) 9.60
18  Joseph Huber (FRA) 9.57
19  Janez Porenta (YUG) 9.516
20  Al Jochim (USA) 9.51
21  Ferdinando Mandrini (ITA) 9.50
 Léon Delsarte (FRA) 9.50
23  Bohumil Mořkovský (TCH) 9.45
24  Giorgio Zampori (ITA) 9.42
25  Stanley Leigh (GBR) 9.41
26  John Mais (USA) 9.26
 Curtis Rottman (USA) 9.26
28  Vittorio Lucchetti (ITA) 9.20
29  Hans Grieder (SUI) 9.17
30  Luigi Cambiaso (ITA) 9.15
31  Thomas Hopkins (GBR) 9.13
32  Mario Lertora (ITA) 9.11
33  Henry Finchett (GBR) 9.08
34  Josef Wilhelm (SUI) 9.06
 Stane Žilič (YUG) 9.06
36  Giuseppe Paris (ITA) 9.03
37  Arthur Hermann (FRA) 9.00
38  Mihael Oswald (YUG) 8.93
39  Otto Pfister (SUI) 8.86
40  Théo Jeitz (LUX) 8.83
41  John Pearson (USA) 8.71
42  Georges Miez (SUI) 8.70
43  Émile Munhofen (LUX) 8.68
44  Francesco Martino (ITA) 8.58
45  Josip Primožič (YUG) 8.55
46  Jean Gutweninger (SUI) 8.50
 Eevert Kerttula (FIN) 8.50
48  August Güttinger (SUI) 8.41
49  Rudolph Novak (USA) 8.40
50  Luigi Maiocco (ITA) 8.33
 Otto Suhonen (FIN) 8.33
 Jacques Palzer (LUX) 8.33
 Albert Neumann (LUX) 8.33
54  Edward Leigh (GBR) 8.17
 Samuel Humphreys (GBR) 8.17
56  Pierre Tolar (LUX) 8.08
57  Mikko Hämäläinen (FIN) 8.00
58  Rastko Poljšak (YUG) 7.96
59  Frank Hawkins (GBR) 7.83
 Harold Brown (GBR) 7.83
 Väinö Karonen (FIN) 7.83
62  Antoine Rebetez (SUI) 7.80
63  Carl Widmer (SUI) 7.66
64  Eetu Kostamo (FIN) 7.60
65  Albert Spencer (GBR) 7.50
66  Aarne Roine (FIN) 7.43
67  Mathias Weishaupt (LUX) 7.33
68  Jaakko Kunnas (FIN) 7.27
69  Akseli Roine (FIN) 6.87
70  Frank Safandra (USA) 3.00

References

  1. Frémy, Dominique (October 2, 2007). Quid. R. Laffont. ISBN 9782221106778 – via Google Books.
  2. Parienté, Robert; Edelstein, Gérard (October 2, 1964). "Héros olympiques: les Français aus jeux". Table ronde – via Google Books.
  3. "Triplés français aux JO : Entre le saut de cheval en largeur et le skicross, 90 ans d'attente". 20 February 2014.
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