Athletics at The 1896 Summer Olympics - Medal Summary

Medal Summary

These medals were retroactively assigned by the International Olympic Committee; at the time, winners were given a silver medal and runners-up bronze medals. Athletes coming third received no award.

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres
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Thomas Burke 12.0 s
United States (USA)
Fritz Hofmann 12.2 s
Germany (GER)
Francis Lane 12.6 s
United States (USA)
Alojz Sokol 12.6 s
Hungary (HUN)
400 metres
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Thomas Burke 54.2 s
United States (USA)
Herbert Jamison 55.2 s
United States (USA)
Charles Gmelin 56.7 s
Great Britain (GBR)
800 metres
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Edwin Flack 2:11.0
Australia (AUS)
Nándor Dáni 2:11.8
Hungary (HUN)
Dimitrios Golemis 2:28.0
Greece (GRE)
1500 metres
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Edwin Flack 4:33.2
Australia (AUS)
Arthur Blake 4:33.6
United States (USA)
Albin Lermusiaux 4:36.0
France (FRA)
110 metre hurdles
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Thomas Curtis 17.6 s
United States (USA)
Grantley Goulding 17.6 s
Great Britain (GBR)
none awarded
Marathon
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Spiridon Louis 2:58:50
Greece (GRE)
Kharilaos Vasilakos 3:06:03
Greece (GRE)
Gyula Kellner 3:06:35
Hungary (HUN)
High jump
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Ellery Clark 1.81 m
United States (USA)
James Connolly 1.65 m
United States (USA)
none awarded
Robert Garrett 1.65 m
United States (USA)
Pole vault
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William Hoyt 3.30 m
United States (USA)
Albert Tyler 3.20 m
United States (USA)
Evangelos Damaskos 2.60 m
Greece (GRE)
Ioannis Theodoropoulos 2.60 m
Greece (GRE)
Long jump
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Ellery Clark 6.35 m
United States (USA)
Robert Garrett 6.00 m
United States (USA)
James Connolly 5.84 m
United States (USA)
Triple jump
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James Connolly 13.71 m
United States (USA)
Alexandre Tuffèri 12.70 m
France (FRA)
Ioannis Persakis 12.52 m
Greece (GRE)
Shot put
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Robert Garrett 11.22 m
United States (USA)
Miltiadis Gouskos 11.03 m
Greece (GRE)
Georgios Papasideris 10.36 m
Greece (GRE)
Discus throw
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Robert Garrett 29.15 m
United States (USA)
Panagiotis Paraskevopoulos 28.95 m
Greece (GRE)
Sotirios Versis 27.78 m
Greece (GRE)

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