1934 Austrian Athletics Championships
The 1934 Austrian Athletics Championships (German: Österreichische Leichtathletik-Meisterschaften 1934) was the year's national championship in outdoor track and field for Austria. It consisted of 32 events: 23 events for men and 9 events for women.[1]
1934 Austrian Athletics Championships | |
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Dates | 1934 |
← 1933 1935 → |
Results
changeMen
changeEvent | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
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100 metres | Berger (WAF) | 11.2" | ||||
200 metres | Gudenus (WAF) | 22.6" | ||||
400 metres | Radnitz (Vienna) | 50.0" | ||||
800 metres | Erdinger (Vienna) | 1' 59.4 | ||||
1500 metres | Simacek (Cricketer) | 4' 09.6" | ||||
5000 metres | Leban (Heer) | 15' 48.4" | ||||
10000 metres | Leitgeb (Heer) | 34' 11" | ||||
25000 metres | Tuschek (WAC) | 1h 24' 27" | ||||
Marathon | Tuschek (WAC) | 2h 39' 47" | ||||
110 m hurdles | Langmayr (Reichsbund) | 15" | ||||
400 m hurdles | Leitner (Leoben) | 56.6" | ||||
3000 m steeplechase | Simacek (Cricket) | 10' 25" | ||||
High jump | Neuruhrer (Vienna) | 1.75 m. | ||||
Pole vault | Huber (Cricketer) | 3.60 m. | ||||
Long jump | Ing. Geisler (WAF) | 6.70 m. | ||||
Triple jump | Schwertberger (WAF) | 13.19 m. | ||||
Shot put | Coufahl (Vienna) | 13.66 m. | ||||
Shot put (2-handed) | Vetter (WAC) | 24.69 m. | ||||
Discus throw | Janauschek (Reichsbund) | 44.67 m. | ||||
Discus throw (2-handed) | Janauschek (Reichsbund) | 80.06 m. | ||||
Hammer throw | Janausch (Reichsbund) | 43.97 m. | ||||
Javelin throw | Nawratil (Reichsbund) | 59.25 m. | ||||
Javelin throw (2-handed) | Bezwoda (Cricket) | 101.22 m. |
Women
changeEvent | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
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100 metres | Gerda Gottlieb (WAC) | 12.9" | ||||
200 metres | Johanna Vancura (WAC) | 26.8" | ||||
800 metres | Jiraschek (Danubia) | 2' 33.4" | ||||
80 m hurdles | Ditta Puchberger (WAF) | 13.1" | ||||
High jump | Rosmini (weiss-rot-weiss) | 1.45 m. | ||||
Long jump | Nowak (WAC) | 5.06 m. | ||||
Shot put | Rosmini (weiss-rot-weiss) | 10.97 m. | ||||
Discus throw | Lisl Perkaus (Danubia) | 35.03 m. | ||||
Javelin throw | Herma Bauma (WAC) | 41.69 m. |
References
change- ↑ "Sport jahrbuch 1935" (PDF). Austria Athletics (in German). 1935. p. 141-142. Retrieved 27 June 2022 – via archiv.oelv.at.