Gymnastics at the 1908 Summer Olympics – Men's team

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Men's team gymnastics
at the Games of the IV Olympiad

Venue
White City Stadium
Dates
July 14–16
Competitors
254 from 8 nations
Medalists

















1st, gold medalist(s)

 Sweden
2nd, silver medalist(s)

 Norway
3rd, bronze medalist(s)

 Finland



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Gymnastics at the
1908 Summer Olympics
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The men's team was one of two gymnastics events on the Gymnastics at the 1908 Summer Olympics programme. Each team was composed of between 16 and 40 gymnasts, with a time limit of 30 minutes for the performance. Free gymnastics and hand apparati were allowed. A total of 480 points was possible.




Contents






  • 1 Results


  • 2 Team rosters


    • 2.1 Sweden


    • 2.2 Norway


    • 2.3 Finland


    • 2.4 Denmark


    • 2.5 France


    • 2.6 Italy


    • 2.7 Netherlands


    • 2.8 Great Britain




  • 3 Sources





Results
















































Place Nation Score
1
 Sweden
 438
2
 Norway
 425
3
 Finland
 405
4
 Denmark
 378
5
 France
 319
6
 Italy
 316
7
 Netherlands
 297
8
 Great Britain
 196


Team rosters



Sweden









  • Gösta Åsbrink

  • Carl Bertilsson

  • Hjalmar Cedercrona

  • Andreas Cervin

  • Rudolf Degermark

  • Carl Folcker

  • Sven Forssman

  • Erik Granfelt

  • Carl Hårleman

  • Nils Hellsten

  • Gunnar Höjer

  • Arvid Holmberg

  • Carl Holmberg

  • Oswald Holmberg

  • Hugo Jahnke

  • John Jarlén


  • Gustaf Johnsson (later Weidel)

  • Rolf Johnsson

  • Nils von Kantzow

  • Sven Landberg

  • Olle Lanner

  • Axel Ljung

  • Osvald Moberg

  • Carl Martin Norberg

  • Erik Norberg

  • Tor Norberg

  • Axel Norling

  • Daniel Norling

  • Gösta Olson

  • Leonard Peterson

  • Sven Rosén

  • Gustaf Rosenquist

  • Axel Sjöblom

  • Birger Sörvik

  • Haakon Sörvik

  • Karl Johan Svensson

  • Karl Gustaf Vinqvist

  • Nils Widforss


Norway








  • Arthur Amundsen

  • Carl Albert Andersen

  • Otto Authén

  • Hermann Bohne

  • Trygve Bøyesen

  • Oskar Bye

  • Conrad Carlsrud

  • Sverre Grøner

  • Harald Halvorsen

  • Harald Hansen

  • Petter Hol

  • Eugen Ingebretsen

  • Ole Iversen

  • Per Mathias Jespersen

  • Sigge Johannessen

  • Nicolai Kiær

  • Carl Klæth

  • Thor Larsen

  • Rolf Lefdahl

  • Hans Lem

  • Anders Moen

  • Frithjof Olsen

  • Carl Alfred Pedersen

  • Paul Pedersen

  • Sigvard Sivertsen

  • John Skrataas

  • Harald Smedvik

  • Andreas Strand

  • Olaf Syvertsen

  • Thomas Thorstensen


Finland








  • Eino Forsström

  • Otto Granström

  • Johan Kemp

  • Iivari Kyykoski

  • Heikki Lehmusto

  • John Lindroth

  • Yrjö Linko

  • Edvard Linna

  • Matti Markkanen

  • Kaarlo Mikkolainen

  • Veli Nieminen

  • Kaarlo Kustaa Paasia

  • Arvi Pohjanpää

  • Aarne Pohjonen

  • Eino Railio

  • Heikki Riipinen

  • Arno Saarinen

  • Einar Werner Sahlstein

  • Aarne Salovaara

  • Karl Sandelin

  • Elis Sipilä

  • Viktor Smeds

  • Kaarlo Soinio

  • Kurt Enoch Stenberg


  • Väinö Tiiri[1]

  • Magnus Wegelius



  1. ^ This competitor is missing from the IOC medal database but is shown in the official report for this Games as V. E. Turi.



Denmark








  • Carl Andersen

  • Hans Bredmose

  • Jens Chievitz

  • Arvor Hansen

  • Christian Hansen

  • Ingvardt Hansen

  • Einar Hermann

  • Knud Holm

  • Poul Holm

  • Oluf Husted-Nielsen

  • Charles Jensen

  • Gorm Jensen

  • Hendrik Johansen

  • Harald Klem

  • Robert Madsen

  • Vigo Madsen

  • Lukas Nielsen

  • Oluf Olsson

  • Niels Petersen

  • Nicolai Philipsen

  • Hendrik Rasmussen

  • Viktor Rasmussen

  • Marius Thuesen

  • Niels Turin Nielsen


France









  • Lucien Bogart

  • Albert Borizée

  • Henri de Breyne

  • Nicolas Constant

  • Charles Courtois

  • Louis Delattre

  • A. Delecluse

  • Louis Delecluse

  • Georges Demarle

  • Joseph Derov

  • Charles Desmarcheliers

  • Claude Desmarcheliers

  • Étienne Dharaney

  • Gérard Donnet

  • Émile Duhamel

  • A. Duponcheel

  • Paul Durin

  • A. Eggremont

  • G. Guiot

  • L. Hennebicq

  • Henri Hubert

  • Daniel Hudels

  • E. Labitte

  • L. Lestienne

  • R. Lis

  • Victor Magnier

  • G. Nys

  • Joseph Parent

  • Louis Pappe

  • V. Polidori

  • Gustave Pottier

  • Antoine Pinoy

  • Louis Sandray

  • Émile Schmoll

  • Edouard Steffe

  • E. Vercruysse

  • Hugo Vergin

  • E. Vicogne

  • Jules Walmée

  • G. Warlouzer


Italy








  • Alfredo Accorsi

  • Nemo Agodi

  • Umberto Agharini

  • Adriano Andreani

  • Vincenzo Blo

  • Flaminio Bottoni

  • Bruto Buozzi

  • Giovanni Bonati

  • Pietro Borsetti

  • Adamo Bozzani

  • Gastone Calabresi

  • Carlo Celada

  • Tito Collevati

  • Antonio Cotichini

  • Guido Cristofori

  • Stanislao Di Chiara

  • Giovanni Gasperini

  • Amedeo Marchi

  • Carlo Marchiandi

  • Ettore Massari

  • Roberto Nardini

  • Gaetano Preti

  • Decio Pavarri

  • Gino Ravenna

  • Massimo Ridolfi

  • Gustavo Taddia

  • Gianetto Termanini

  • Ugo Savanuzzi

  • Gioacchino Vaccari


Netherlands








  • Cornelus Becker

  • Michel Biet

  • Reinier Blom

  • Jan de Boer

  • Jan Bolt

  • Emanuel Brouwer

  • Constantijn van Daalen

  • Johann Flemer

  • Johannes Göckel

  • Isidore Goudeket

  • Dirk Janssen

  • Jan Jacob Kieft

  • Salomon Konijn

  • Herman van Leeuwen

  • Abraham Mok

  • Abraham de Oliveira

  • Johannes Posthumus

  • Johan Schmitt

  • Jonas Slier

  • Johannes Stikkelman

  • Hendricus Thijsen

  • Gerardus Wesling


Great Britain










  • P. A. Baker

  • W. F. Barrett

  • R. Bonney

  • J. H. Catley

  • M. Clay

  • E. Clough

  • J. Cotterell

  • W. Cowy

  • G. C. Cullen

  • F. Denby

  • Herbert Drury

  • W. Fitt

  • H. Gill

  • A. S. Harley

  • Arthur Hawkins

  • William Hoare

  • J. A. Horridge

  • H. J. Huskinson

  • J. W. Jones

  • E. Justice

  • N. J. Keighley

  • R. Laycock

  • R. McGaw

  • J. McPhail

  • W. Manning

  • W. G. Merrifield

  • C. J. Oldaker

  • G. Parrott

  • E. Parsons

  • E. F. Richardson

  • J. Robertson

  • George Ross

  • D. Scott

  • J. F. Simpson

  • W. R. Skeeles

  • J. Speight

  • Herbert Stell

  • Charles Sederman

  • William Titt

  • Charles Vigurs

  • E. Walton

  • H. Waterman

  • E. A. Watkins

  • John Whitaker

  • F. Whitehead


Sources




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  • De Wael, Herman (2001). "Gymnastics 1908". Herman's Full Olympians. Retrieved 2 May 2006.




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