Jean Reich
| Jean Reich medal table |
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 Switzerland
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| Olympic Intermediate Games | ||
| silver | Athens 1906 | 300 m military rifle |
| bronze | Athens 1906 | Military rifle 200 m (1874) |
| gold | Athens 1906 | FG three position fight 300 m (M) |
| World championships | ||
| silver | Lyon 1904 | FG three position fight |
| silver | Lyon 1904 | FG three position fight (M) |
| silver | Brussels 1905 | FG three position fight (M) |
| gold | Milan 1906 | FG three position fight (M) |
| silver | Zurich 1907 | FG three position fight |
| gold | Zurich 1907 | FG kneeling |
| silver | Zurich 1907 | FG standing |
| gold | Zurich 1907 | FG three position fight (M) |
| silver | Vienna 1908 | FG three position fight |
| silver | Vienna 1908 | FG kneeling |
| gold | Vienna 1908 | FG three position fight (M) |
| gold | Hamburg 1909 | FG three position fight (M) |
| gold | Loosduinen 1910 | FG three position fight |
| silver | Loosduinen 1910 | FG lying |
| bronze | Loosduinen 1910 | FG kneeling |
| gold | Loosduinen 1910 | FG standing |
| gold | Loosduinen 1910 | FG three position fight (M) |
| bronze | Rome 1911 | FG three position fight |
| silver | Rome 1911 | FG kneeling |
| gold | Rome 1911 | FG three position fight (M) |
| bronze | Camp Perry 1913 | FG kneeling |
| gold | Camp Perry 1913 | FG three position fight (M) |
Jean Reich (born June 12, 1873 in Sennwald ; † March 7, 1950 in Thal SG ) was a Swiss sports shooter .
successes
Jean Reich took part in the Olympic Intermediate Games in Athens in 1906 in eight disciplines. In the four individual pistol disciplines in which he competed, he also missed a front placement as he did with the free rifle at 300 m. With the military rifle at 300 m he took second place behind Louis-Marcel Richardet and ahead of Raoul de Boigne , with the military rifle from the model year 1874 at 200 m he came third behind Léon Moreaux and Louis-Marcel Richardet. In the team competition, he secured the gold medal with the free rifle when the Swiss team, which included Konrad Stäheli , Louis-Marcel Richardet, Alfred Grütter and Marcel Meyer de Stadelhofen , ahead of Norway and France in first place finished.
Reich won a total of 22 medals with the free rifle at world championships . He was world champion ten times, seven times between 1906 and 1913 with the team in three-position battles. In the individual competition he won the title in Loosduinen in 1910 , in the same year he also became world champion in the standing position. In 1907 he had already taken first place in the standing display in Zurich . In addition, Reich won nine silver and three bronze medals.
Web links
- Jean Reich in the database of the International Shooting Sport Federation (English)
- Jean Reich in the database of Sports-Reference (English; archived from the original )
| personal data | |
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| SURNAME | Rich, Jean |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Swiss marksman |
| DATE OF BIRTH | June 12, 1873 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Sennwald , Switzerland |
| DATE OF DEATH | March 7, 1950 |
| Place of death | Thal SG , Switzerland |