Jjoo 1912
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By:Paqui Castaño Gª-Cervigón
OLYMPIC GAMES OF
STOCKHOLM1912
The Olympic games of 1912 were celebrated in Stockholm, Switzerland, between the 5th of May and the 22nd of July. 2547 athletes from 28 countries participated.
STOCKHOLM 1912
In the Olympic games of London in 1908 there was people who think that the games must be left because they didn’t keep the initial purpose and created more disputes than friendship between the participating nations, but the Olympic games of Stockholm demonstrated that these people was wrong. They were better organized games to date.
The Stockholm Olympic stadium was built with the appearance of medieval castle. Its builder was the architect Torben Grut.
INAGURATION OF THE OLYPIC GAMES.
Boxing was eliminated because in Stockholm wasn’t practiced.
The International Olympic Committee wanted eliminates the marathon because it was very hard. The Portuguese Francisco Lázaro died in full career due to intense heat.
For first time electric timing and photo finish were used with great success ending with the decisions polemics and the women could participated at the swimming events, archery and clay pigeon shooting.
For first time the competitors come from the 5 continents.
Often is considerate the biggest of all the athletes of the history. In these games he won the pentathlon and the decathlon with big margins and he established world records in both events. But the next year the International Olympic Committee took their prizes and medals to discover that he worked on a baseball team.
70 years later all his titles returned to the Thorpe’s family
Jim Thorpe:Highligh athletes
Video of Jim Thorpe
It was the first of the great Finnish runners. In the Olympic games of Stockholm he won the 5000m with a new record, the 10000m and in each one cross-county where he also won a silver medal in the team event. In the 5000m he was the first person in run the distance in less of 15 minutes.
Hannes Kölehmainen
Video of Hannes Kölehmainen
Country Gold Silver Bronze TotalUnited States 25 19 19 65Switzerland 24 24 17 63United Kingdom 10 15 16 41Finland 9 8 9 26France 7 4 3 14Germany 5 13 7 25South Africa 4 2 0 6Norway 4 1 4 9Canada 3 2 3 8
Hungary 3 2 3 8Italy 3 1 2 6Australia 2 2 3 7
Belgium 2 1 3 6Denmark 1 6 5 12
Grace 1 0 1 2Russia 0 2 3 5
Austria 0 2 2 4Low Countries 0 0 3 3
Medal Tally
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