1911 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships
The 5th Artistic Gymnastics World Championships were held in Turin, Italy, in 1911.[1][2]
Medal table
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Medal summary
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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Team all-around | Bohemia Josef Czada Frantisek Erben Karel Pitl Karel Stary Ferdinand Steiner Svatopluk Svoboda |
France Antoine Costa Marco Torrès Jules Labéeu M. Maucerier Jules Lecoutre Dominique Follacci |
Italy Osvaldo Palazzi Giorgio Zampori Paolo Salvi Pietro Bianchi Guido Romano Francesco Loi |
Individual all-around | Ferdinand Steiner (BOH) | Josef Cada (BOH) | Karel Stary (BOH) Svatopluk Svoboda (BOH) |
Pommel horse | Osvaldo Palazzi (ITA) | Giorgio Zampori (ITA) Paolo Salvi (ITA) |
None awarded |
Rings | Ferdinand Steiner (BOH) | Antoine Costa (FRA) Dominique Follacci (FRA) Pietro Bianchi (ITA) |
None awarded |
Parallel bars | Giorgio Zampori (ITA) | Dominique Follacci (FRA) | Jules Labéeu (BEL) Antoine Costa (FRA) Jules Lecoutre (FRA) Paolo Salvi (ITA) Stane Vidmar (BOH) Ferdinand Steiner (BOH) |
Horizontal bar | Josef Cada (BOH) | Marco Torrès (FRA) | Giorgio Romano (ITA) Svatopluk Svoboda (BOH) |
- Notes
- Jules Labéeu is credited as a member of the French team,[2] but his individual medal on the Parallel Bars is credited to Belgium.[1]
- Stane Vidmar's bronze medal is a source of confusion among different sources. Some sources do not credit his medal at all, other source acknowledges the medal earned by Stane Vidmar as a medal for Serbia,[1][3] and one source in Slovenian[4] claims that Stane Vidmar competed representing club Sokol, a notable organization for Serbian and Slovenian athletes. The Sokol movement prepared its members for taking "actions intended to weaken and destroy the Austro-Hungarian tyranny",[5] leading to Vidmar, who was a Lieutenant, joining the Serbian rebel army in 1912.[6] His medal, however, was earned in 1911, prior to Vidmar joining the Serbian army, and is credited as a medal for the Austro-Hungary region of Bohemia.
References
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