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Rowing at the 1963 Mediterranean Games

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Rowing
at the 1963 Mediterranean Games
VenueLago di Patria
LocationNaples, Italy
DatesSeptember 1963
← 1955
1979 →

The rowing events of the 1963 Mediterranean Games were held at Lago di Patria near Naples, Italy.

Medalists

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Single sculls  Bernard Monnereau (FRA) 8:21.6  Giuseppe Girone (ITA) 8:37.5  Rizk (EGY) 8:58.8
Double sculls  France (FRA)
René Duhamel
Bernard Monnereau
7:14.6  Italy (ITA)
Stefano Martinoli
Armido Torri
7:17.2  Yugoslavia (YUG)
Franc Peterman
Srboljub Saratlić
7:30.1
Coxless pairs  Italy (ITA)
Paolo Mosetti
Mario Petri
8:09.8  Egypt (EGY) 9:04.7 No bronze awarded
Coxed pairs  Yugoslavia (YUG)
Mirko Štagljar
Ante Guberina
Mladen Vahčić (c)
8:22.6  Greece (GRE) 8:26.0  Italy (ITA)
Gaetano Cuccurullo
Claudio Tricarico
Guido Marra
8:30.0
Coxless fours  Italy (ITA)
Fulvio Balatti
Luciano Sgheiz
Romano Sgheiz
Giovanni Zucchi
6:59.3  France (FRA) 7:05.0 No bronze awarded
Coxed fours  France (FRA) 7:25.6  Italy (ITA)
Giuseppe Galante
Pietro Polti
Emilio Trivini
Giulio Vanoli
Mariano Gottifredi
7:30.4  Egypt (EGY) 7:32.6
Eights  France (FRA) 6:12.8  Yugoslavia (YUG)
Veljko Vrdoljak
Tonko Gabelić
Pavao Martić
Slavko Janjušević
Marko Mandić
Josip Sušić
Stjepan Mlinar
Jadran Barut
Sučurija Kahari (c)
6:24.9  Egypt (EGY) 6:29.6

Medal table

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 France (FRA)4105
2 Italy (ITA)2316
3 Yugoslavia (YUG)1113
4 Egypt (EGY)0134
5 Greece (GRE)0101
Totals (5 entries)77519

References

This page was last edited on 1 March 2024, at 23:48
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