1934 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
1934 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships
LocationHungary Budapest, Hungary
← 1931
1938 →

The 10th Artistic Gymnastics World Championships were held in Budapest, Hungary, in conjunction with the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Hungarian Gymnastics Federation,[1]: 46 : 84  on June 1–2, 1934.[1]: 84 

It was the first World Championships with a women's segment to the competition.[1]: 45 

Medals[]

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  Switzerland (SUI)66113
2 Czechoslovakia (TCH)3137
3 Germany (GER)1124
4 Hungary (HUN)0202
5 Italy (ITA)0112
6 Poland (POL)0022
7 Luxembourg (LUX)0011
Totals (7 nations)10111031

Men[]

Team final[]

Medal Country Points
Gold medal icon.svg   Switzerland 787.30
Silver medal icon.svg  Czechoslovakia 772.90
Bronze medal icon.svg  Germany 769.50
4
  Italy 761.35
5
  Hungary 757.40
6
  Finland 754.10
7
  France 730.40
8
  Luxembourg 623.10
9
  Belgium 595.35
10
  Poland 589.80
11
  Netherlands 585.80
12
  Bulgaria 555.30
13
  Mexico 427.15

[2]

All-around[]

Medal Country Gymnast Points
Gold medal icon.svg   Switzerland Eugen Mack 138.50
Silver medal icon.svg  Italy Romeo Neri 137.75
Bronze medal icon.svg  Czechoslovakia Emanuel Löffler 136.15
4
  Czechoslovakia Jan Sládek 134.90
5
  Finland Heikki Savolainen 134.25
6
  Czechoslovakia Jan Gajdoš 13?.??
7 (tie)
   Switzerland Georges Miez 132.45
7 (tie)
  Finland Martti Uosikkinen 132.45
9
  East Germany Franz Beckert 132.20
10
  Hungary József Sarlós 131.60

Apparatus[]

Floor exercise[]

Medal Country Gymnast Points
Gold medal icon.svg   Switzerland Georges Miez 18.95
Silver medal icon.svg   Switzerland Eugen Mack 18.35
Bronze medal icon.svg  Germany* OR  Czechoslovakia* OR  Hungary* * OR Emanuel Löffler* OR Lajos Tóth* 18.30
4
  Germany 18.25
5
   Switzerland Josef Walter 18.10
6
   Switzerland Walter Bach 17.65
7
  Hungary József Sarlós 17.55
8
  Germany Konrad Frey 17.55
9 (tie)
   Switzerland Hans Grieder 17.30
9 (tie)
  Germany Walter Steffens 17.30

Pommel horse[]

Medal Country Gymnast Points
Gold medal icon.svg   Switzerland Eugen Mack 19.15
Silver medal icon.svg   Switzerland Eduard Steinemann 18.90
Bronze medal icon.svg  Czechoslovakia* OR   Switzerland* Jan Sládek* OR Melchior Wezel* 18.35
4
   Switzerland Josef Walter 18.25
5
   Switzerland Walter Bach 18.20
6
  Germany Konrad Frey 18.10
7
  Germany Walter Steffens 18.05
8
  Germany Franz Beckert 17.80
9
   Switzerland Hermann Hänggi 17.70
10
  Germany 17.55

Rings[]

Medal Country Gymnast Points
Gold medal icon.svg  Czechoslovakia Alois Hudec 19.45
Silver medal icon.svg   Switzerland* OR  Luxembourg* Eugen Mack* OR Mathias Logelin* 18.90
Bronze medal icon.svg* OR Silver medal icon.svg*  Czechoslovakia 18.90
4
  Hungary József Sarlós 18.75
5
  Luxembourg Jey Kugeler 18.70
6
  Czechoslovakia Emanuel Löffler 18.65
7 (tie)
* 		  Switzerland* Eugen Mack* 18.55
7 (tie)
  Hungary Miklós Péter 18.55
9
  Hungary István Sárkány 18.45
10
  Finland Heikki Savolainen 18.30

Vault[]

Medal Country Gymnast Points
Gold medal icon.svg   Switzerland Eugen Mack 20.00
Silver medal icon.svg   Switzerland Eduard Steinemann 19.40
Bronze medal icon.svg  Italy Romeo Neri 19.20
4
   Switzerland Josef Walter 19.05
5
  Italy Savino Guglielmetti 19.00
6
  Hungary Lajos Tóth 18.95
7
  Germany Ernst Winter 18.75
8 (tie)
  Italy 18.70
8 (tie)
  France Alfred Krauss 18.70
10
  Italy 18.65

Parallel bars[]

Medal Country Gymnast Points
Gold medal icon.svg   Switzerland Eugen Mack 19.75
Silver medal icon.svg   Switzerland Josef Walter 19.25
Bronze medal icon.svg   Switzerland Walter Bach 19.20
4
  Finland Heikki Savolainen 18.90
5 (tie)
  Italy Romeo Neri 18.80
5 (tie)
  Finland Eino Tukiainen 18.80
7 (tie) (tie)
  Germany Konrad Frey 18.70
7
  Finland Martti Uosikkinen 18.70
9
   Switzerland Melchior Wezel 18.60
10
  Czechoslovakia Jan Gajdoš 18.55

Horizontal bar[]

Medal Country Gymnast Points
Gold medal icon.svg  Germany Ernst Winter 19.65
Silver medal icon.svg   Switzerland Georges Miez 19.45
Silver medal icon.svg  Germany 19.45
4
   Switzerland Eugen Mack 19.40
5
  Finland Heikki Savolainen 19.15
6 (tie)
   Switzerland Eduard Steinemann 19.10
6 (tie)
  Germany Walter Steffens 19.10
8
   Switzerland Walter Bach 19.00
9
  Germany Konrad Frey 18.85
10
  Finland Martti Uosikkinen 18.80
  • A few discrepancies exist in data for the results from these World Championships. [3][4][2]


Women[]

This first ever women's competition at a World Artistic Gymnastics Championships consisted of a competitive field including five countries and 40 individual competitors.[5]

Team final[]

Medal Country Points
Gold medal icon.svg  Czechoslovakia 738.06
Silver medal icon.svg  Hungary 734.40
Bronze medal icon.svg  Poland 629.48
4
  France 521.31
5
  Bulgaria 481.16

All-around[]

Medal Country Gymnast Points
Gold medal icon.svg  Czechoslovakia Vlasta Děkanová 60.28
Silver medal icon.svg  Hungary Margit Kalocsai 59.58
Bronze medal icon.svg  Poland Janina Skyrlinska 58.65
4
  Hungary Anna Kael 58.09
5
  Czechoslovakia Zdeňka Veřmiřovská 57.65
6
  Hungary 56.68
7
  Hungary 55.09
8
  Hungary Judit Tóth 54.28
9
  Hungary 53.77
10
  Czechoslovakia Vlasta Foltová 53.43

[2]

References[]

  1. ^ Jump up to: a b c Huguenin, Andre. 100 Years of the International Gymnastics Federation: 1881-1981 (PDF). Translated by Unger, Beatrice. International Gymnastics Federation.
  2. ^ Jump up to: a b c Macanovic, Hrvoje (June 8, 1934). "X medunarodne gimnastičke utakmice u Budimpešti" [X International Gymnastics Matches in Budapest.]. Sokolsky Glasnik (in Slovenian). 5 (24). p. 6. Retrieved January 13, 2021.
  3. ^ "Results". Sports123.com. Sports123.com. Retrieved January 15, 2021.
  4. ^ "1934 World Gymnastics Championships Results" (PDF). Usagym.org. USA Gymnastics. Retrieved January 15, 2021.
  5. ^ Huguenin, Andre. 110e Anniversaire: Objectif An 2000 (PDF) (in French, German, and English). International GYmnastics Federation.
Retrieved from ""