Olympic Regattas - 1964 Tokyo

Account of Olympic pictograms: No. 01 used at OG Tokyo 1964

Olympic pictogram No. 1 used 1964 at OG Tokyo

CC BEL 1964 MILOU BUBBLE GUM Olympics 1964 Tokyo No. 37 - M1X gold medal winner Viacheslav Ivanov

CC BEL 1964 MILOU BUBBLE GUM Olympics 1964 Tokyo No. 38 - M2X gold medal winners Oleg Tyurin & Boris Dubrovsky (URS)

CC BEL 1964 MILOU BUBBLE GUM Olympics 1964 Tokyo No. 39 - M2- gold medal winners George Hungerford & Roger Jackson (CAN)

Sent to Tokyo as reserves for the Canadian eights

team, Hungerford and Jackson were allowed to enter

the coxless pairs as compensation. Given only six

weeks to get used to each other, they had their first

race together ever in the opening round of the

Olympics... Hungerford and Jackson were considered

such long shots that no Canadian journalists were

present for their race. The shell that they used...

was the same shell that had been used by Fifer and

Hecht when they won the gold medal in 1956.

(Quote from "The complete Book of the Olympics"

by David Wallechinsky - 1988, page 380)

CC BEL 1964 MILOU BUBBLE GUM Olympics 1964 Tokyo No. 41 - M4- crew DEN, gold medal winner

John Hansen, Bjoern Hasloev,

Erik Petersen, Kurt Helmudt

CC ESP 1964 NESTLE Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896 1964 cromo No. 232 OG Tokyo M4 gold medal winner crew DEN Erik Petersen Knut Helmudt Bjoern Hasloev John Hansen

CC BEL 1964 MILOU BUBBLE GUM Olympics 1964 Tokyo No. 42 - M4+ crew GER, gold medal winner

CC BEL 1964 MILOU BUBBLE GUM Olympics 1964 Tokyo No. 43 - M8+ gold medal winner USA

William Stowe, William Knecht,

Hugh Foley, Stanley Cwikinski,

Emory Clark, Harold Budd,

Thomas & Joseph Amlong,

cox Robert Zimonyi

CC BEL 1964 MILOU BUBBLE GUM Olympics Tokyo No. 40 - M2+ gold medal winners Conn Findlay & Edward Ferry, cox H. Kent Mitchel (USA)

CC ESP 1964 CROSAL °XVIII Olimpiada Tokio 1964° No. 138 (left) + 141 (right) - Victory ceremony for the M4+ gold medal winner crew GER

Egbert Hirschfelder, Joachim Werner, Berhard Britting & Peter Neusel (stroke),

cox Juergen Oehlke. Egbert Hirschfeler also won the M8+ Olympic gold medal

at the Mexico Games 1968.

CC ESP 1964 NESTLE °Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896-1964° cromo No. 227 OG Tokyo - M2- gold medal winners G. Hungerford & R. Jackson (CAN)

Gold medal: CAN 7:32,94

Silver medal : NED 7:33,40

Bronze medal: GER 7:38,63

Favoured by a lane that was less

effected by the head wind Hungerford

and Jackson managed to win Canada's

only victory of the 1964 Olympics.

CC ESP 1964 NESTLE °Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896-1964° cromo No. 229 OG Tokyo - The three M1X medal winners

Gold medal winner: Viatcheslav Ivanov (URS) 8:22,51 - in the centre

Silver medal winner: Achim Hill (GER) 8:26,24 - on the right

Bronze medal winner: Gottfried Kottmann (SUI) 8:29,68 - on the left

The photo originates from the book "XVIII. Olympische Sommerspiele Tokio 1964

(Burda-Verlag, Bildband Nr.4), p. 45

CC ESP 1964 NESTLE °Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896-1964° cromo No. 230 OG Tokyo - Oleg Tiurin & Boris Dobrovski (URS), M2X gold medal winners (designer's error M2- instead of M2X)

Gold medal: URS 7:10,66

Silver medal: USA 7:13,16

Bronze medal: TCH 7:14,23

CC ESP 1964 NESTLE °Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896-1964° cromo No. 231 OG Tokyo - M8+ gold medal winner USA

Gold medal: USA 6:18,23

(Joseph & Thomas Amlong,

Harold Budd, Emory Clark,

Stanley Cwiklinski, Hugh Foley,

William Knecht, William Stowe,

cox Robert Zimonyi)

Silver medal: GER 6:23,29

Bronze medal: CZE 6:25,11

CC ESP 1964 NESTLE °Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896-1964° cromo No. 232 OG Tokyo - M4- gold medal winner crew DEN (Erik Petersen, Knut Helmudt, Bjoern Hasloev & John Hansen)

Gold medal: DEN 6:59,30

Silver medal: GBR 7:00,47

Bronze medal: USA 7:01,37

CC ESP 1964 NESTLE Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896 1964 cromo No. 232 OG Tokyo M4 gold medal winner crew DEN Erik Petersen Knut Helmudt Bjoern Hasloev John Hansen