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Yugoslavia at the 1975 Mediterranean Games

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Yugoslavia at the
1975 Mediterranean Games
IOC codeYUG
NOCYugoslav Olympic Committee
in Algiers
Medals
Ranked 3rd
Gold
24
Silver
17
Bronze
22
Total
63
Mediterranean Games appearances (overview)
Other related appearances
 Bosnia and Herzegovina (1993–)
 Croatia (1993–)
 Slovenia (1993–)
 Serbia and Montenegro (1997–2005)
 Montenegro (2009–)
 Serbia (2009–)
 North Macedonia (2013–)
 Kosovo (2018–)

Yugoslavia competed at the 1975 Mediterranean Games held in Algiers, Algeria.

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Transcription

Medalists

Medal Name Sport Event
 Gold Josip Alebić
Athletics		 400m
 Gold Milovan Savić
Athletics		 800m
 Gold Boško Božinović
Athletics		 1500m
 Gold Borisav Pisić
Athletics		 110m Hurdles
 Gold Nenad Stekić
Athletics		 Long jump
 Gold Ivica Ivičak
Milorad Čikić
Milovan Savić
Josip Alebić
Athletics		 4 × 400 m
 Gold Ivan Ivančić
Athletics		 Shot put
 Gold Žarko Primorac
Athletics		 Javelin
 Gold Srećko Štiglić
Athletics		 Hammer
 Gold Jelica Pavličić
Athletics		 400m
 Gold
Basketball		 Men's tournament
 Gold Adem Ašanović
Boxing		 Bantamweight
 Gold Milenko Rubelj
Boxing		 Light Welterweight
 Gold
Handball		 Men's tournament
 Gold Slavko Obadov
Judo		 80kg
 Gold Pavle Bajčetić
Judo		 93kg
 Gold Ivan Frgić
Wrestling		 Greco-Roman, 57 kg
 Gold Sreten Damjanović
Wrestling		 Greco-Roman, 68 kg
 Gold Momir Petković
Wrestling		 Greco-Roman, 82 kg
 Gold Shaban Sejdiu
Wrestling		 Freestyle, 62 kg
 Silver Jelica Pavličić
Athletics		 Women's 100m
 Silver Vinko Galušić
Athletics		 Men's 20km walk
 Silver Snežana Hrepevnik
Athletics		 Women's high jump
 Silver Milan Spasojević
Athletics		 Men's triple jump

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