Athletics at the 1924 Summer Olympics – Men's long jump

Men's long jump
at the Games of the VIII Olympiad
VenueStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir
DatesJuly 8
Competitors34 from 22 nations
Medalists
 DeHart Hubbard
United States
 Edward Gourdin
United States
 Sverre Hansen
Norway
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1924 Summer Olympics
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The men's long jump event was part of the track and field athletics programme at the 1924 Summer Olympics. The competition was held on Tuesday, July 8, 1924.

34 long jumpers from 22 nations competed.

Records

These were the standing world and Olympic records (in metres) prior to this competition.

World record 7.765 United States Robert LeGendre Paris (FRA) July 7, 1924
Olympic record 7.765 United States Robert LeGendre Paris (FRA) July 7, 1924

Robert LeGendre, who did not compete in this event, set a new world record in the pentathlon contest one day earlier. He improved the old records:

World record 7.69 United States Edward Gourdin Cambridge (GBR) July 23, 1923
Olympic record 7.60 United States Albert Gutterson Stockholm (SWE) July 12, 1912

Results

Qualification

The best six long jumpers, all four groups counted together, qualified for the final. In this case seven competitors were allowed to participate in the final, because two jumpers tied in sixth place in the qualification. The jumping order and the jumping series are not available.

Group 1

Place Athlete Distance Overall rank Qual.
1  DeHart Hubbard (USA) 7.12 3 Q
2  Pauli Sandström (FIN) 6.83 10
3  Richard Honner (AUS) 6.635 14
 Dalip Singh (IND) 6.635 14
5  Alois Sobotka (TCH) 6.59 18
6  Valter Ever (EST) 6.585 19
7  Louis Albinet (FRA) 6.55 20
8  Edmond Médécin (MON) 6.51 22
9  Kiril Petrunov (BUL) 6.00 26
10  Konstantinos Pantelidis (GRE) 5.94 27
11  Francisco Contreras (MEX) 5.735 28
12  Stanisław Sośnicki (POL) 5.67 31

Group 2

Place Athlete Distance Overall rank Qual.
1  Sverre Hansen (NOR) 7.26 1 Q
2  Vilho Tuulos (FIN) 7.07 4 Q
3  Christopher MacKintosh (GBR) 6.88 6 Q
4  Albert Rose (USA) 6.855 9
5  Paul Couillaud (FRA) 6.22 24
6  Josef Macháň (TCH) 6.09 25
7  Alberto Jurado (ECU) 5.68 29
8  Alfonso Stoopen (MEX) 5.48 32

Group 3

Place Athlete Distance Overall rank Qual.
1  Louis Wilhelme (FRA) 6.99 5 Q
2  Jaap Boot (NED) 6.86 8
3  Mikio Oda (JPN) 6.83 10
4  Erling Aastad (NOR) 6.72 13
5  Adolf Meier (SUI) 6.61 17
6  Väinö Rainio (FIN) 6.54 21
7  Jos Hilger (LUX) 5.68 29
–  William Comins (USA) NM -

Group 4

Place Athlete Distance Overall rank Qual.
1  Edward Gourdin (USA) 7.19 2 Q
2  Virgilio Tommasi (ITA) 6.88 6 Q
3  Silvio Cator (HAI) 6.81 12
4  Marcel Guillouet (FRA) 6.62 16
5  Paul Hammer (LUX) 6.24 23
–  Hannes de Boer (NED) NM -

Final

The final was held on the same day.

Place Athlete Qual. Width Final Width Distance
1  DeHart Hubbard (USA) 7.12 7.445 7.445
2  Edward Gourdin (USA) 7.19 7.275 7.275
3  Sverre Hansen (NOR) 7.26 7.26
4  Vilho Tuulos (FIN) 7.07 7.07
5  Louis Wilhelme (FRA) 6.99 6.99
6  Christopher MacKintosh (GBR) 6.88 6.92 6.92
7  Virgilio Tommasi (ITA) 6.88 6.89 6.89

References

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