Shooting at the 1924 Summer Olympics – Men's team free rifle

Men's team free rifle at the Games of the VIII Olympiad
Venue	Camp de Châlons
Dates	26–27 June
Competitors	88 from 18 nations
Medalists
Raymond Coulter, Joseph Crockett, Morris Fisher, Sidney Hinds, Walter Stokes  United States   Paul Colas, Albert Courquin, Pierre Hardy, Georges Roes, Émile Rumeau  France   Ludovic Augustin, Destin Destine, Eloi Metullus, Astrel Rolland, Ludovic Valborge  Haiti

Shooting at the 1924 Summer Olympics
25 m rapid fire pistol	men
50 m rifle, prone	men
600 m free rifle	men
Team free rifle	men
100 m running deer, single shots	men
Team 100 m running deer, single shots	men
100 m running deer, double shots	men
Team 100 m running deer, double shots	men
Trap	men
Team clay pigeons	men

The men's team free rifle was a shooting sports event held as part of the Shooting at the 1924 Summer Olympics programme. It was the fifth appearance of a rifle team event but the first with three different distances (400 m, 600 m, and 800 m). The competition was held on 26 and 27 June 1924 at the shooting ranges at Camp de Châlons, Mourmelon. 88 shooters competed for 18 nations.

Results

The scores of the five shooters on each team were summed to give a team score. No further shooting was done. The maximum score was 750. Hungary was allowed to compete with an incomplete team.^[1]

All American shooters finished in top ten position. An individual event would have been won by Morris Fisher followed up by Walter Stokes and the Swedish shooter Hugo Johansson.

Place	Shooter	400 m		600 m		800 m		Total
		Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
1
	United States (USA)	245	1	225	1	206	1	676
	Morris Fisher	50	1	47	3	45	1	142	1
	Walter Stokes	49	8	49	1	40	7	138	2
	Joseph Crockett	47	26	45	7	41	4	133	7
	Raymond Coulter	49	8	44	12	39	13	132	8
	Sidney Hinds	50	1	40	36	41	4	131	9
2
	France (FRA)	243	2	214	4	187	2	646
	Émile Rumeau	50	1	44	12	40	7	134	6
	Albert Courquin	48	17	42	24	41	4	131	9
	Pierre Hardy	49	8	41	33	40	7	130	12
	Georges Roes	50	1	44	12	32	40	126	23
	Paul Colas	46	38	43	20	36	21	125	26
3
	Haiti (HAI)	240	3	220	2	186	3	646
	Ludovic Augustin	48	17	44	12	43	3	135	4
	Astrel Rolland	48	17	42	24	39	13	129	15
	Ludovic Valborge	49	8	43	20	36	21	128	16
	Destin Destine	47	26	45	7	36	21	128	16
	Eloi Metullus	48	17	46	4	32	40	126	23
4
	Switzerland (SUI)	240	4	210	6	185	4	635
	Jakob Reich	47	26	44	12	44	2	135	4
	Arnold Rösli	49	8	41	33	38	16	128	16
	Willy Schnyder	47	26	45	7	35	27	127	20
	Conrad Stucheli	47	26	43	20	35	27	125	26
	Albert Tröndle	50	1	37	52	33	36	120	38
5
	Finland (FIN)	240	4	208	7	180	5	628
	Antti Valkama	49	8	43	20	38	16	130	12
	Veli Nieminen	49	8	42	24	37	19	128	16
	Voitto Kolho	46	38	39	40	40	7	125	26
	Heikki Huttunen	48	17	44	12	31	46	123	32
	Jean Theslöf	48	17	40	36	34	33	122	34
6
	Denmark (DEN)	234	7	215	3	177	6	626
	Niels Larsen	50	1	45	7	35	27	130	12
	Lars Jørgen Madsen	45	45	44	12	38	16	127	20
	Anders Peter Nielsen	46	38	38	47	40	7	124	29
	Erik Sætter-Lassen	47	26	46	4	31	46	124	29
	Peter Petersen	46	38	42	24	33	26	121	37
7
	Sweden (SWE)	239	6	211	5	173	7	623
	Hugo Johansson	50	1	48	2	39	13	137	3
	Ivar Wester	45	45	46	4	40	7	131	9
	Mauritz Eriksson	47	26	42	24	37	19	126	23
	Olle Ericsson	48	17	36	55	31	46	115	47
	Gustaf Andersson	49	8	39	40	26	62	114	49
8
	Norway (NOR)	230	8	204	8	160	9	594
	Ludvig Larsen	47	26	42	24	34	33	123	32
	Olaf Johannessen	47	26	40	36	35	27	122	34
	Willy Røgeberg	46	38	41	33	32	40	119	39
	Halvard Angaard	44	50	42	24	31	46	117	42
	Otto Olsen	46	38	39	40	28	59	113	50
9
	South Africa (RSA)	227	9	197	9	166	8	590
	Leslie Laing	49	8	42	24	36	21	127	20
	Eric Halley	44	50	44	12	36	21	124	29
	David Smith	48	17	36	55	32	40	116	45
	George Church	43	59	39	40	31	46	113	50
	Melville Wallace	43	59	36	55	31	46	110	54
10
	Italy (ITA)	226	10	195	10	157	10	578
	Sem De Ranieri	47	26	45	7	30	55	122	34
	Ricardo Ticchi	44	50	39	40	36	21	119	39
	Giuseppe Laveni	48	17	38	47	30	55	116	45
	Alberto Coletti Conti	43	59	37	52	33	36	113	50
	Camillo Isnardi	44	50	36	55	28	59	108	56
11
	Belgium (BEL)	217	12	186	11	147	12	550
	Paul Van Asbroeck	47	26	39	40	32	40	118	41
	François Lafortune	46	38	42	24	29	58	117	42
	Conrad Adriaenssens	45	45	40	36	32	40	117	42
	Arthur Balbaert	42	67	33	65	31	46	106	57
	Charles Scheirlinck	37	81	32	67	23	73	92	79
12
	Greece (GRE)	218	11	169	13	139	13	526
	Ioannis Theofilakis	47	26	33	65	35	27	115	47
	Alexandros Theofilakis	45	45	35	60	31	46	111	53
	Georgios Anitsas	44	50	38	47	21	78	103	60
	Georgios Moraitinis	40	75	35	60	25	66	100	69
	Andreas Vikhos	42	67	28	79	27	61	97	70
13
	Romania (ROU)	208	13	163	14	153	11	524
	Alexandru Vatamanu	44	50	34	63	31	46	109	55
	Constantin Ţenescu	39	77	32	67	35	27	106	57
	Simion Vartolomeu	44	50	30	74	30	55	104	59
	Mihai Plătăreanu	38	78	32	67	33	36	103	60
	Vasile Ghiţescu	43	59	35	60	24	69	102	65
14
	Czechoslovakia (TCH)	208	13	172	12	121	15	501
	Jaroslav Mach	41	72	36	55	26	62	103	60
	Josef Sucharda	42	67	37	52	24	69	103	60
	František Čermák	44	50	32	67	26	63	102	65
	Antonín Byczanski	43	59	38	47	20	80	101	67
	Josef Kozlík	38	78	29	78	25	66	92	79
15
	Poland (POL)	205	16	142	16	130	14	477
	Marian Borzemski	37	81	30	74	34	33	101	67
	Stanisław Kowalczewski	42	67	30	74	24	69	96	72
	Franciszek Brożek	43	59	25	81	26	62	94	73
	Bolesław Gościewicz	38	78	32	67	23	73	93	76
	Władysław Świątek	45	45	25	81	23	73	93	76
16
	Netherlands (NED)	191	17	157	15	110	16	458
	Albert Langereis	42	67	39	40	22	76	103	60
	Carel de Iongh	41	72	32	67	21	78	94	73
	Gerrit Bouwhuis	32	85	38	47	20	80	90	81
	François Kortleven	40	75	21	83	25	66	86	82
	Adrianus van Korlaar	36	83	27	80	22	76	85	83
17
	Portugal (POR)	207	15	135	17	85	17	427
	Dario Canas	43	59	30	74	24	69	97	70
	Manuel Guerra	44	50	31	73	19	82	94	73
	António Ferreira	41	72	34	63	18	83	93	76
	Félix Bermudes	43	59	21	83	12	84	76	84
	Francisco António Real	36	83	19	85	12	84	67	85
–
	Hungary (HUN)	88	-	98	-	90	-	276
	Rezső Velez	45	-	36	-	32	-	113	-
	Elemér Takács	43	-	31	-	28	-	102	-
	Sándor Prokopp	-	-	31	-	30	-	61	-

References

External links

• Official Report
• Wudarski, Pawel (1999). "Wyniki Igrzysk Olimpijskich" (in Polish). Retrieved 17 December 2007.