Olympic Intermediate Games 1906 / Participant (Denmark)
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Denmark participated in the 1906 Olympic Intermediate Games in Athens , Greece , with 49 athletes. The athletes were able to win three gold, two silver and one bronze medal.
Medalist
Olympic champion
Surname | sport | competition |
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Aage Andersen Viggo Andersen (goalkeeper) Charles Buchwald Holger Frederiksen Hjalmar Heerup August Lindgren Niels Oscar Nielsen Parmo Perslev Peter Petersen Henry Rambuch Stefan Rasmussen |
Soccer | Soccer |
Søren Jensen | Wrestling | Heavyweight |
Open class |
Second
Third
Surname | sport | competition |
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Carl Carlsen | Wrestling | medium weight |
Participants by sport
fencing
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Magnus Jensen
- Epee: preliminary round
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Herbert Sander
- Foil: preliminary round
- Saber: preliminary round
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Villiam Wilkenschildt
- Foil: preliminary round
- Epee: preliminary round
Soccer
athletics
-
Otto Bock
- 100 m: advance
- High jump: k. A.
- Long jump: 15.
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Valdemar Lorentzen
- Marathon: DNF
-
Niels Løw
- High jump: k. A.
- Long jump: 22.
- Stand long jump: 27.
- Triple jump: 14.
-
Aage Petersen
- 100 m: preliminary round
- 400 m: preliminary round
- High jump: k. A.
- Long jump: 21.
- Stand long jump: 25.
Cycling
-
Carl Andresen
- Road Race Individual: Seventh
- 20 km train ride with pacemaker: DNF
Wrestling
rowing
-
Knud Bay
- Two with helmsman (1,000 m): k. A.
- Four with helmsman (2,000 m): Four
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Frederik Bielefeldt
- Two with helmsman (1,000 m): k. A.
- Four with helmsman (2,000 m): Four
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Hannibal Østergaard
- Two with a helmsman (1 mile): Fourth
- Four with helmsman (2,000 m): fourth
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Henning Rasmussen
- Two with a helmsman (1 mile): Fourth
- Four with helmsman (2,000 m): fourth
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Emanuel Saugman
- Two with helmsman (1,000 m): k. A.
- Four with helmsman (2,000 m): Four
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Harald Steinthal
- Two with a helmsman (1 mile): Fourth
swim
-
Ludvig Dam
- 100 m freestyle: preliminary
-
Hjalmar Saxtorph
- 400 m freestyle: DNF
- 1 mile (1,609 m) freestyle: eleventh
do gymnastics
Web links
- Olympic team of Denmark 1906 in the Sports-Reference database (English; archived from the original )