Athletics at the 1964 Summer Olympics – Men's triple jump

The men's triple jump was one of four men's jumping events on the Athletics at the 1964 Summer Olympics program in Tokyo. It was held on 16 October 1964. 36 athletes from 23 nations entered, with 2 not starting in the qualification round.[1]

Men's triple jump
at the Games of the XVIII Olympiad
VenueOlympic Stadium
Date16 October
Competitors36 from 23 nations
Medalists
Józef Szmidt  Poland
Oleg Fyodoseyev  Soviet Union
Victor Kravchenko  Soviet Union

Records

These are the standing world and Olympic records (in metres) prior to the 1964 Summer Olympics.

World Record 17.03 Józef Szmidt Olsztyn (POL) August 5, 1960
Olympic Record 16.81 Józef Szmidt Rome (ITA) September 6, 1960

Józef Szmidt set a new Olympic record with 16.85 metres.

Results

Qualification

The qualification standard was 15.80 metres with a minimum of 12 jumpers advancing. Each jumper had three opportunities. 13 met or exceeded the standard, advancing to the next round.

PlaceAthleteNationBest mark Jump 1Jump 2Jump 3
1Fred Alsop Great Britain16.41 metresX15.2116.41
2Ira Davis United States16.29 metres16.29
3Manfred Hinze United Team of Germany16.23 metres14.1015.4716.23
4Georgi Stoykovski Bulgaria16.21 metres16.21
5Józef Szmidt Poland16.18 metres16.18
6Jan Jaskólski Poland16.10 metres16.10
7Takayuki Okazaki Japan16.05 metres15.7615.4716.05
8Hans-Jürgen Rückborn United Team of Germany15.88 metres15.88
9Oleg Fyodoseyev Soviet Union15.87 metres15.87
10Mansour Dia Senegal15.84 metres15.6415.84
11Şerban Ciochină Romania15.81 metres15.81
Victor Kravchenko Soviet Union15.81 metres15.81
13Bill Sharpe United States15.80 metres15.80
14Günter Krivec United Team of Germany15.78 metresX15.7815.78
15Ian Tomlinson Australia15.76 metres15.0915.7615.34
16Vitold Kreyer Soviet Union15.71 metres15.7115.5715.69
17Koji Sakurai Japan15.59 metres15.4215.5915.45
18Michael Ralph Great Britain15.57 metres15.0913.9815.57
19Henrik Kalocsai Hungary15.53 metresX15.5315.15
20Luis Felipe Areta Spain15.41 metres15.41XX
21Kent Floerke United States15.36 metres15.36X15.33
22George Ogan Nigeria15.35 metresX15.3515.28
23Aşkın Tuna Turkey15.21 metres15.0815.21X
24Christian Ohiri Nigeria15.08 metres14.3515.0815.00
25Éric Battista France15.04 metres15.04XX
26Labh Singh India14.95 metres14.95X14.74
27Lyuben Gurgushinov Bulgaria14.75 metres14.75XX
28Marc Rabémila Madagascar14.62 metres14.1514.6213.92
29Hartley Saunders Bahamas14.59 metres14.5913.7514.58
30Hwang Jeong-dae South Korea13.98 metresXX13.98
31Samir Vincent Iraq13.85 metresXX13.85
32Chu Ming Hong Kong13.50 metres13.25X13.50
33Graham Boase AustraliaNo markXXX
Tomio Ota JapanNo markXXX
Cha Won-Sil North KoreaDid not start
C. Mousiadis GreeceDid not start

Final

The qualification jumps were ignored, each jumper starting with a clean slate in the final. Each jumper jumped three times; the six who had jumped the furthest received another three attempts.

PlaceAthleteNationBest mark Jump 1Jump 2Jump 3Jump 4Jump 5Jump 6
1Józef Szmidt Poland16.85 metres OR16.3716.6516.58X14.5516.85
2Oleg Fyodoseyev Soviet Union16.58 metres15.7315.6716.3516.2016.5816.38
3Victor Kravchenko Soviet Union16.57 metres16.1416.3816.1716.5716.1015.99
4Fred Alsop Great Britain16.46 metres16.46X16.14XX16.14
5Şerban Ciochină Romania16.23 metres15.7916.2315.7016.1015.7915.77
6Manfred Hinze United Team of Germany16.15 metres15.8116.0616.15X13.63X
7Georgi Stoykovski Bulgaria16.10 metres15.3015.9616.10
8Hans-Jürgen Rückborn United Team of Germany16.09 metres16.09X15.52
9Ira Davis United States16.00 metres15.9715.8216.00
10Takayuki Okazaki Japan15.90 metres15.69X15.90
11William Sharpe United States15.84 metres15.8415.6915.67
12Jan Jaskólski Poland15.82 metres15.82XX
13Mansour Dia Senegal15.44 metres15.40X15.44

References

  1. "Athletics at the 1964 Tokyo Summer Games: Men's Triple Jump". sports-reference.com. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 23 December 2017.
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