European Athletics Championships 1934 / Men's Decathlon

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1st European Athletics Championships
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discipline Men's decathlon
city Italy 1861Kingdom of Italy (1861-1946) Turin
Stadion Stadio Benito Mussolini
Attendees 11 athletes from 9 countries
Competition phase September 8th and 9th
Medalist
gold gold Hans-Heinrich Sievert ( GER ) Nazi stateNazi state 
Silver medals silver Leif Dahlgren ( SWE ) SwedenSweden 
Bronze medals bronze Jerzy Pławczyk ( POL ) PolandPoland 
Turin Olympic Stadium - then called
Stadio Benito Mussolini
Vice European Champion Leif Dahlgren

The men's decathlon at the European Athletics Championships in 1934 was held on September 8 and 9, 1934 in the Turin Stadio Benito Mussolini .

The German world record holder Hans-Heinrich Sievert became European champion . The Swede Leif Dahlgren won the silver medal. Bronze went to Jerzy Pławczyk from Poland .

Existing records

World record 8790.46 P
1920 rating
7147 P
1985 rating
Nazi stateNazi state Hans-Heinrich Sievert Hamburg , Germany July 8, 1934
EM record There was not yet a European championship record.

execution

The decathlon was carried out according to the same rules as today. The ten disciplines took place over two days.
The score was based on the point table from 1920.

Result

September 8/9, 1934

space Surname nation Points
official scoring
Points
1985 rating
1 Hans-Heinrich Sievert Nazi stateNazi state German Empire 8103 CR 6667
2 Leif Dahlgren SwedenSweden Sweden 7770 PB 6490
3 Jerzy Pławczyk PolandPoland Poland 7552 PB 6179
4th Jānis Dimza LatviaLatvia Latvia 7451 PB 6094
5 Armin Guhl SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland 7347 PB 6250
6th Wolrad Eberle Nazi stateNazi state German Empire 7153 PB 5931
7th Eletto Contieri Italy 1861Kingdom of Italy (1861-1946) Italy 6845 PB 5888
8th Hermann Ruckstuhl SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland 6548 PB 5618
9 Maurice Boulanger BelgiumBelgium Belgium k. A. PB 5552
10 Giovanni Lux Italy 1861Kingdom of Italy (1861-1946) Italy k. A. PB 5320
DNF Stasis Sackus LithuaniaLithuania Lithuania

The conversion to the point tables valid since 1985 shows a different weighting of the sub-disciplines over time. According to the current table, Armin Guhl would have won the bronze medal.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. IAAF world records. Decathlon , accessed March 7, 2019