26th German Athletics Championships
city
Stettin / 2 other locations (+ unofficial: marathon)
Competitions
28 + 3 at other locations (+ unofficial: marathon)
opening
August 9, 1924
Final day
August 10, 1924
timeline
← Frankfurt am Main 1923
Berlin (M) / Leipzig (F) 1925 →
The 26th German Athletics Championships took place in Stettin on August 9 and 10, 1924 . These were the last joint championship competitions for women and men before they were held separately for the next nine years.
Two competitions have been outsourced:
For the first time, the two-armed pushing / throwing came into the competition program. However, these disciplines were canceled after five years, as they no longer played a role internationally. For the evaluation, the distance already achieved for the competition with the better arm was added to the distance of the push / throw with the weaker arm.
On July 26th there was also another marathon over the classic 42.195 km in Berlin . This year, this discipline was not part of the official championship competitions for the last time, but, as in previous years, was carried out independently as the “German Marathon” before it was officially included in the championship program from 1925.
Lilli Henoch won four championship titles in a total of only seven women's disciplines with the long jump , shot put , discus throw and as the starting runner of the 4 × 100 m relay . Otto Peltzer was double champion in the middle distance .
The following overview summarizes the medalists from all competitions from 1924.
Medalists men
discipline
gold
power
silver
power
bronze
power
100 m
Hubert Houben ( Prussia Krefeld )
10.7 s
Hermann Schlöske ( SCC Berlin )
10.9 s
Kurt Dreibholz ( black and white food )
200 m
Hermann Schlöske ( SCC Berlin )
22.3 s
Willi Apfel ( MTG Mannheim )
22.8 s
Arthur Reinhardt ( SV St. Georg 1895 Hamburg )
400 m
Otto Neumann ( MTG Mannheim )
51.2 s
Reinhold Schmidt ( SC Teutonia 99 Berlin )
Wellenreuther ( MTG Mannheim )
800 m
Otto Peltzer ( SC Prussia Stettin )
1: 57.2 min
Martin Osterhoff ( Hamburger SV )
Black ( Hamburger SV )
1500 m
Otto Peltzer ( SC Prussia Stettin )
4: 06.8 min
Ludwig Kleekam ( TSV 1860 Munich )
Walter König ( TSV 1860 Munich )
5000 m
Wilhelm Husen ( SV St. Georg Hamburg )
15: 23.7 min
Peter Frandsen ( SV Oldesloe )
15: 25.0 min
Fritz Graßmann (Vielau)
10,000 m
Fritz Graßmann (Vielau)
33; 07.4 min
Wilhelm Tumoszeit ( Police SV Berlin )
Gaßmus ( Meißner SV 08 )
marathon
Paul Hempel ( SCC Berlin )
2: 47: 05.2 h
Max Wils ( Berlin AK 07 )
2: 49: 21.3 h
Willi Schumann ( SC Komet Berlin )
2: 51: 23.5 h
110 m hurdles
Fritz Gundel ( DSC Berlin )
16.2 s
Morgenroth ( DSV Munich )
Fritz Köpke ( SC Prussia Stettin )
400 m hurdles
Arthur Hebel ( MTG Mannheim )
58.5 s
Willi Schumann ( TSV Zehlendorf 88 Berlin )
4 × 100 m relay
Prussia Krefeld ( Wilhelm Lethen , Hans Stegmann , Heinrich Most , Hubert Houben )
43.9 s
DSC Berlin ( Willi Thumm , Erich Klähn , Harry Bormann , Willy Wondratschek )
Kölner SC 1899 ( Paul Hoffmann , Kurt Mölle , Neuhaus, Josef Düllmann )
3 × 1000 m relay
SCC Berlin (Steinhäuser, Reinhold Siemon , Schoemann)
7: 57.3 min
TSV 1860 Munich ( Walter König , Ludwig Kleekam , Carl Jenuwein )
7: 58.0 min
Cologne BC 01 (G. Wegener, A. Klotz, Herbert Böcher )
50 km walk
Paul Sievert ( Neuköllner Sportfreunde )
4:34:03 h
Bruno Born ( Police SV Berlin )
5 00:04 h
Fred Groiß ( Walker SV Landshut )
5 07:28 h
high jump
Max Skorczinski ( Police SV Berlin )
1.77 m
Ernst Fritzmann ( SCC Berlin )
1.72 m
Kurt Klugkist ( TSV Grünhayn )
1.72 m
Pole vault
Alfred Lehniger ( SCC Berlin )
3.70 m
Achilles Reeg ( Eintracht Frankfurt )
3.60 m
Josef Adams ( SV Kurhessen Kassel )
3.60 m
Long jump
Henry Schumacher ( VfL 93 Hamburg )
6.89 m
Gustav Hempel ( VfL Dessau )
6.77 m
Fritz Köpke ( SC Prussia Stettin )
6.47 m
Shot put
Ludwig Haymann ( TSV 1860 Munich )
13.37 m
Hermann Hänchen ( Police SV Berlin )
12.99 m
Georg Brechenmacher ( DSV Munich )
12.22 m
Both armed shot put
Ludwig Haymann ( TSV 1860 Munich )
24.20 m
Hermann Hänchen ( Police SV Berlin )
22.31 m
Georg Brechenmacher ( DSV Munich )
21.71 m
Discus throw
Gustav Steinbrenner ( FV Borussia Frankfurt )
41.20 m
Hans Hoffmeister ( SC Münster 08 )
37.73 m
Hans Thiele ( SpVgg ASCO Königsberg )
36.57 m
Discus throw with both arms
Hermann Hänchen ( Police SV Berlin )
68.09 m
Gustav Steinbrenner ( Borussia Frankfurt )
67.32 m
Wendt ( Prussia Munster )
66.26 m
Javelin throw
Kurt Zimmermann ( VfB Breslau )
56.83 m
Walter Lüdeke ( DSC Berlin )
56.52 m
Bruno Schlokat ( SC Preußen Insterburg )
55.11 m
Javelin throw with both arms
Walter Lüdeke ( DSC Berlin )
93.08 m
Walter Schnurr ( Atos Berlin )
90.06 m
Bruno Schlokat ( SC Preußen Insterburg )
84.85 m
Decathlon , official value. i. Klamm .: 1985 value.
Hermann Westerhaus ( Berliner SC )
534 P (5520 P)
Walter Schnurr ( Atos Berlin )
484 P (5201 P)
Otto Weinhold ( Guts Muts Dresden )
484 P (5436 P)
Forest run - approx. 10,000 m
Fritz Graßmann (Vielau)
36: 32.0 min
Max Groom ( BC Zeitz )
Willi Dreckmann ( Police SV Hamburg )
Forest run , team competition
Police SV Hamburg ( Willi Dreckmann , Ahrens, Springer)
8 p
Police SV Berlin (Schmiedel, Werner Burkhard , Heinrich custom )
21 P
SCC Berlin ( Erich Mierdel , Koch, Voss)
31 P.
Medalists women literature Fritz Steinmetz: 75 years of the German Athletics Championships: (1898–1972) (= A contribution to the history of athletics ). 1st edition. Bartels and Wernitz, Berlin / Munich / Frankfurt (M.) 1973, ISBN 3-87039-956-2 .
Web links References and comments
↑ as "German Marathon" not yet in the official championship program for the last time
↑ a b c For two-armed pushing / throwing, the distance already achieved for the competition with the better arm was added to the distance of the push / throw with the weaker arm.
↑ The decathlon was rated according to an older point table, the disciplines were identical to today's.
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