1946 South American Championships in Athletics (unofficial)
Unofficial South American Championships in Athletics | |
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Host city | Santiago, Chile |
Date(s) | April |
Level | Senior |
Events | 31 |
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The unofficial South American Championships in Athletics were held in the Chilean capital, Santiago, during April 1946. The event, entitled "II Campeonato Sudamericano Extraordinario Barón Pierre de Coubertin", was held in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the modern Olympic Games.[1][2]
Medal summary
Medal winners are published.[1]
Men
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
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100 metres | Alberto Labarthe (CHI) | 10.5 | José de Assis (BRA) | 10.6 | Carlos Silva (CHI) | 10.8 |
200 metres | Alberto Triulzi (ARG) | 21.9 | Alberto Labarthe (CHI) | 22.0 | Adelio Márquez (ARG) | 22.1 |
400 metres | Jorge Ehlers (CHI) | 49.0 | Antonio Pocovi (ARG) | 49.1 | Rosalvo Ramos (BRA) | 49.2 |
800 metres | Agenor da Silva (BRA) | 1:53.8 | Antonio Pocovi (ARG) | 1:54.0 | Roberto Yokota (CHI) | 1:54.3 |
1500 metres | Agenor da Silva (BRA) | 4:00.3 | Ricardo Bralo (ARG) | 4:01.9 | Guillermo García (CHI) | 4:04.6 |
3000 metres | Miguel Castro (CHI) | 8:44.8 | Delfo Cabrera (ARG) | 8:47.7 | Melchor Palmeiro (ARG) | 8:55.8 |
5000 metres | Raúl Inostroza (CHI) | 15:06.2 | Miguel Castro (CHI) | 15:17.6 | Reinaldo Gorno (ARG) | 15:21.6 |
10,000 metres | Delfo Cabrera (ARG) | 32:35.0 | Raúl Inostroza (CHI) | 32:35.2 | René Millas (CHI) | 33:00.8 |
20 Kilometres Road Race | Reinaldo Gorno (ARG) | 1:09:03 | Corsino Fernández (ARG) | 1:10:05 | Julio Montecinos (CHI) | 1:12:10 |
110 metres hurdles | Mario Recordón (CHI) | 14.4 | Alberto Triulzi (ARG) | 14.6 | Jorge Undurraga (CHI) | 14.9 |
400 metres hurdles | Hércules Azcune (URU) | 54.0 | Víctor Henríquez (CHI) | 55.3 | Gustavo Ehlers (CHI) | 55.7 |
High jump | Carlos Altamirano (CHI) | 1.90 | Antonio Barrionuevo (ARG) | 1.90 | Alfredo Jadresic (CHI) | 1.90 |
Pole vault | Lúcio de Castro (BRA) | 3.90 | Federico Horn (CHI) | 3.80 | Carlos Baumann (ARG) | 3.60 |
Long jump | Geraldo de Oliveira (BRA) | 7.03 | Alberto Eggeling (CHI) | 7.01 | Alfredo Meynet (CHI) | 6.86 |
Triple jump | Geraldo de Oliveira (BRA) | 15.00 | Hélio da Silva (BRA) | 14.84 | Néstor Tenorio (ARG) | 14.60 |
Shot put | Julián Llorente (ARG) | 14.35 | Emilio Malchiodi (ARG) | 14.08 | Emilio Stelig (BRA) | 13.75 |
Discus throw | Eduardo Julve (PER) | 43.12 | Karsten Brödersen (CHI) | 42.96 | Emilio Malchiodi (ARG) | 41.66 |
Hammer throw | Assis Naban (BRA) | 48.69 | Juan Fusé (ARG) | 48.67 | Edmundo Zúñiga (CHI) | 47.14 |
Javelin throw | Efraín Santibáñez (CHI) | 56.51 | Francisco Céspedes (CHI) | 54.71 | Lúcio de Castro (BRA) | 54.31 |
Decathlon | Mario Recordón (CHI) | 6886 | Celso Dória (BRA) | 6325 | Raimundo Rodrigues (BRA) | 6261 |
4 × 100 metres relay | Argentina | 41.9 | Chile | 42.6 | Uruguay | 42.6 |
4 × 400 metres relay | Chile | 3:17.4 | Argentina | 3:18.8 | Brazil | 3:20.7 |
Women
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
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100 metres | Beatriz Kretschmer (CHI) | 12.3 | Anegret Weller (CHI) | 12.3 | Elizabeth Müller (BRA) | 12.7 |
200 metres | Anegret Weller (CHI) | 25.8 | Elizabeth Müller (BRA) | 25.8 | María Vadulli (CHI) | 26.6 |
80 metres hurdles | Beatriz Kretschmer (CHI) | 12.7 | Lourdes de Abreu (BRA) | 13.4 | ||
High jump | Ilse Barends (CHI) | 1.63 | Elizabeth Müller (BRA) | 1.50 | Gerda Martín (CHI) | 1.45 |
Long jump | Beatriz Kretschmer (CHI) | 5.20 | Elizabeth Müller (BRA) | 5.11 | Lucy Lake (CHI) | 4.96 |
Shot put | Edith Klempau (CHI) | 11.55 | Elizabeth Müller (BRA) | 11.44 | Lore Zippelius (CHI) | 10.93 |
Discus throw | Edith Klempau (CHI) | 35.03 | Lore Zippelius (CHI) | 34.71 | Ivete Mariz (BRA) | 34.71 |
Javelin throw | Gerda Martín (CHI) | 35.78 | Ivete Mariz (BRA) | 33.84 | Edith Klempau (CHI) | 33.63 |
4 × 100 metres relay | Chile | 49.5 | Argentina | 50.7 | Brazil | 50.8 |
Medal table (unofficial)
The host country is highlighted in lavender blue
Rank | Nation | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Total |
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1 | Chile | 18 | 11 | 15 | 44 |
2 | Brazil | 6 | 9 | 8 | 23 |
3 | Argentina | 5 | 11 | 6 | 22 |
4 | Uruguay | 1 | 0 | 1 | 2 |
5 | Peru | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
References
- 1 2 "SOUTH AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIPS (UNOFFICIAL)", Athletics Weekly, retrieved October 29, 2011
- ↑ Historia – cronología del atletismo en Chile (in Spanish), Federación Atlética de Chile, retrieved October 29, 2011
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