European Swimming Championships 1927

2. European Swimming Championships
Host location	Bologna
Host country	Italy
Beginning	August 31, 1927
The End	September 4, 1927
Venues	Carmen Longo swimming stadium
Disciplines	Swimming , water polo , water jumping
Number of athletes
← 1926 Budapest	1931 Paris →
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The 2nd European Swimming Championships took place in Bologna from August 31 to September 4, 1927 and were organized by the Ligue Européenne de Natation (LEN).

The 1927 European Swimming Championships included competitions in swimming , art and high diving and the men's water polo tournament.

Pool swimming

Results men

competition	gold		silver		bronze
100 m freestyle	Arne Borg Sweden	1: 00.0	István Bárány Hungary	1: 03.2	August Heitmann German Empire	1: 03.4
400 m freestyle	Arne Borg Sweden	5: 08.6	Herbert Heinrich German Empire	5: 15.8	Václav Antoš Czechoslovakia	5: 16.2
1500 m freestyle	Arne Borg Sweden	19: 07.2	Giuseppe Perentin Italy	21: 50.4	Joachim Rademacher German Empire	22: 00.0
100 m back	Eskil Lundahl Sweden	1: 17.4	Aladár Bitskey Hungary	1: 17.6	Gustav Frölich German Empire	1: 17.8
200 m chest	Erich Rademacher German Empire	2: 55.2	Wilhelm Prasse German Empire	2: 58.0	Louis Van Parys Belgium	2: 59.8
4 × 200 m freestyle relay	German Empire August Heitmann Joachim Rademacher Friedrich Berger Herbert Heinrich	9: 49.6	Sweden Åke Borg Aulo Gustafsson Eskil Lundahl Arne Borg	9: 52.0	Hungary Géza Szigritz Rezső Wanié András Wanié István Bárány	10: 36.0

Results women

competition	gold		silver		bronze
100 m freestyle	Marie Vierdag Netherlands	1: 15.0	Joyce Cooper Great Britain	1: 15.0	Lotte Lehmann German Empire	1: 16.1
400 m freestyle	Marie Braun Netherlands	6: 11.8	Marion Laverty Great Britain	6: 13.6	Fritzi Löwy Austria	6: 21.0
100 m back	Wilhelmina den Turk Netherlands	1: 24.6	Marie Braun Netherlands	1: 26.2	Phyllis Harding Great Britain	1: 30.8
200 m chest	Hildegard Schrader German Empire	3: 20.4	Lotte Mühe German Empire	3: 25.2	Hedy Bienenfeld Austria	3: 27.0
4 × 100 m freestyle relay	United Kingdom Marion Laverty Valerie Davies Ellen King Joyce Cooper	5: 11.0	Netherlands Truus Klapwijk Wilhelmina den Turk Marie Braun Marie Vierdag	5: 11.6	German Empire Lotte Lehmann Anni Rehborn Marianne Schmidt Reni Erkens	5: 12.8

Art and high diving

Results men

competition	gold	silver	bronze
3 m	Ewald Riebschläger German Empire	Edmund Lindmark Sweden	Luciano Cozzi Italy
10 m	Hans Luber German Empire	Ewald Riebschläger German Empire	Ezio Selva Italy

Results women

competition	gold	silver	bronze
3 m	Klara Bornett Austria	Lini son of the German Empire	Hanni Rehborn German Empire
10 m	Isabelle White Great Britain	Irène Savollon France	Eva Olliwier Sweden

Water polo

Results men

competition	gold	silver	bronze
team	Hungary	France	Belgium

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Results of swimming men
2. ↑ Results of swimming women
3. ↑ ^{a b} Results of high diving