Men 100m Athletics XVII Olympic Games Roma, Italy 1960 - Thursday, 1st September - Gold Medal: Armin Hary, Germany
Final 17:30timeelectrL
1. Armin HaryGER UT Germany10.2s OR10.32s6
2. Dave SimeUSA United States10.2s10.35s1
3. Peter RadfordGBR Great Britain10.3s10.42s5
4. Enrique FiguerolaCUB Cuba10.3s10.44s4
5. Frank BuddUSA United States10.3s10.46s2
6. Ray NortonUSA United States10.4s10.50s3
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Venue: Stadio Olimpico 65,000.
61 competitors from 45 nations.
RoundHAth.date
Semi-Finals21201.09
Quarter-Finals42731.08
Heats96231.08

Semi-Finals - Thursday 01.09 15:40

First 4 from each Semi advanced to Final.
Semi 1timeelectr
1. Peter RadfordGBR Great Britain10.4s10.57s
2. Enrique FiguerolaCUB Cuba10.4s10.58s
3. Frank BuddUSA United States10.5s10.65s
4. Marian FoikPOL Poland10.5s10.66s
5. Tom RobinsonBAH Bahamas10.5s10.69s
6. Harry JeromeCAn CanadaDNF
Semi 2timeelectr
1. Armin HaryGER UT Germany10.3s10.41s
2. Dave SimeUSA United States10.4s10.46s
3. Ray NortonUSA United States10.5s10.47s
4. David JonesGBR Great Britain10.4s10.48s
5. Horacio EstevesVEN Venezuela10.6s10.57s
6. Seraphino AntaoKEN Kenya10.6s10.72s
Norton, the world’s best in 1959, was the favourite together with Hary and Canada’s Harry Jerome. Hary set an Olympic record of 10.2 (10.32) in his quarter-final. Jerome, who, like Hary, had run 10.0 earlier in the season, was leading his semi-final at 50m when he pulled up with a leg injury. Hary won the other semi-final. Hary, known in his own country as “the thief of starts”, was called back for a false start in the final. Once the race started, he took a metre lead in the first 10 with his technically superb start, and held off veteran Dave Sime, who had been last after 25m. Radford closed quickly to edge the surprising Figuerola for the bronze medal, with the favoured two Americans performing below par. Hary, the first German to win Olympic gold in a track event, was later found to be able to react in three thousandths of a second – rather quicker than the current allowable limit of 10 thousands.

Quarter-Finals - Wednesday 31.08 10:00

Quarter 1timeelectr
1. Horacio EstevesVEN Venezuela10.5s10.71s
2. Tom RobinsonBAH Bahamas10.6s10.76s
3. Ray NortonUSA United States10.6s10.78s
4. Jocelyn DelecourFRA France10.7s10.87s
5. Edward JefferysZAF South Africa10.7s10.89s
6. Edwin OsolinURS Soviet Union10.7s10.90s
7. Heinz MüllerSUI Switzerland10.8s10.95s
Quarter 2timeelectr
1. Armin HaryGER UT Germany10.2s10.32s
2. Dave SimeUSA United States10.3s10.37s
3. Marian FoikPOL Poland10.4s10.48s
4. Dennis JohnsonWEI West Iindies10.4s10.51s
5. Carl Fredrik BunæsNOR Norway10.5s10.69s
6. Juri KonowalowURS Soviet Union10.5s10.69s
7. Sitiveni MoceidrekeFIG Figi10.7s10.85s
Quarter 3timeelectr
1. Frank BuddUSA United States10.4s10.52s
2. Enrique FiguerolaCUB Cuba10.4s10.53s
3. David JonesGBR Great Britain10.5s10.68s
4. Erasmus AmukunUGA Uganda10.6s10.75s
5. Claude PiquemalFRA France10.6s10.76s
6. Gusman KossanowURS Soviet Union10.7s10.87s
7. Santiago PlazaMEX Mexiko10.8s10.93s
Quarter 4timeelectr
1. Harry JeromeCAn Canada10.4s10.58s
2. Peter RadfordGBR Great Britain10.4s10.60s
3. Seraphino AntaoKEN Kenya10.4s10.61s
4. Abdoulaye SeyeFRA France10.4s10.64s
5. Lloyd MuradVEN Venezuela10.8s10.97s
6. Rafael RomeroVEN Venezuela11.1s11.23s

Heats - Wednesday 31.08 16:00

Heat 1timeelectr
1. Enrique FiguerolaCUB Cuba10.4s10.57s
2. Carl Fredrik BunæsNOR Norway10.7s10.80s
3. Juri KonowalowURS Soviet Union10.7s10.83s
4. Suthi ManyakassTHA Thailand10.8s10.87s
5. Mikhail BachvarovBUL Bulgarien11.0s10.95s
6. Amos GrodzinowskyISR Israel11.1s11.19s
7. Raj Joshi TilakIND India11.3s11.43s
Heat 2timeelectr
1. Seraphino AntaoKEN Kenya10.5s10.64s
2. Armin HaryGER UT Germany10.6s10.74s
3. Heinz MüllerSUI Switzerland10.8s10.94s
4. Gustav NtiforoGHA Ghana11.0s11.15s
5. Isaac GómezPHI Philippines11.0s11.19s
6. Dennis TippingAUS Australia11.2s11.30s
7. Abdul KhaliqPAK Pakistan11.2s11.34s
Heat 3timeelectr
1. Horacio EstevesVEN Venezuela10.4s10.62s
2. Dennis JohnsonWEI West Iindies10.4s10.66s
3. Dave SimeUSA United States10.5s10.75s
4. Lynn EvesCAn Canada10.8s11.01s
5. Aggrey AworiUGA Uganda10.9s11.09s
6. Patrick LowryIRL Ireland10.9s11.11s
7. Roba NegousseETH Ethiopia11.3s11.47s
Heat 4timeelectr
1. Harry JeromeCAn Canada10.5s10.72s
2. Jocelyn DelecourFRA France10.5s10.75s
3. Erasmus AmukunUGA Uganda10.6s10.80s
4. Affonso da SilvaBRA Brazil10.8s10.98s
5. Bouchaib El-MaachiMOR Morocco10.9s11.11s
6. Shahrudin Mohamed AliMAL Malaya11.0s11.11s
-. OmagbemiNGR NigeriaDNS
Heat 5timeelectr
1. Tom RobinsonBAH Bahamas10.5s10.68s
2. Lloyd MuradVEN Venezuela10.7s10.28s
3. Sitiveni MoceidrekeFIG Figi10.8s10.92s
4. George ShortCAn Canada10.9s11.04s
5. Emmanuel PutuLBR Liberia11.2s11.34s
6. Kim Jong-cheolKOR South Korea11.5s11.63s
Heat 6timeelectr
1. Ray NortonUSA United States10.7s10.88s
2. Gusman KossanowURS Soviet Union10.7s10.90s
3. Santiago PlazaMEX Mexiko10.8s10.95s
4. Walter MahlendorfGER UT Germany10.8s10.98s
5. Romain PotéBEL Belgium11.0s11.19s
6. Aydın OnurTUR Turkey11.3s11.45s
7. Abdul Hadi ShekaibAFG Afghanistan11.6s11.79s
Heat 7timeelectr
1. David JonesGBR Great Britain10.5s10.69s
2. Abdoulaye SeyeFRA France10.6s10.75s
3. Rafael RomeroVEN Venezuela10.7s10.89s
4. Elmar KunauerAUT Austria11.0s11.13s
5. Huang Suh-chuangCHN Taiwan11.2s11.37s
6. Khudir ZalataIRQ Iraq11.0s11.11s
-. Iftikhar ShahPAK PakistanDNF
Heat 8timeelectr
1. Marian FoikPOL Poland10.5sk.a.
2. Edward JefferysZAF South Africa10.6s
3. Claude PiquemalFRA France10.7s
4. Jalal GozalINA Indonesia10.9sk.a.
5. Manfred GermarGER UT Germany11.0s
6. Hamdan El-TayebSUD Sudan11.1s
7. José AlbarránESP Spain11.2s
Heat 9timeelectr
1. Peter RadfordGBR Great Britain10.4s10.51s
2. Frank BuddUSA United States10.4s10.55s
3. Edwin OsolinURS Soviet Union10.7s10.86s
4. Hilmar ÞorbjörnssonISL Iceland10.9s11.05s
5. Nikolaos GeorgopoulosGRe Greece11.0s11.12s
6. Moustafa Abdel KaderUAR Un. Arab Republic11.2s11.34s
7. James RobertsLBR Liberia11.2s11.37s
World Record
10.0s Armin Hary, West Germany Zürich, Switzerland 21 June 1960
10.0s Harry Jerome, Canada Saskatoon, Canada 15 July 1960
Olympic Record
10.3s Eddie Tolan, United States Los Angeles, USA 1 August 1932
10.3s Ralph Metcalfe, United States Los Angeles, USA 1 August 1932
10.3s Jesse Owens, United States Berlin, Germany 2 August 1936
10.3s Harrison Dillard, United States London, United Kingdom 31 July, 1948
10.3s Bobby Morrow, United States Melbourne, Australia 23 November 1956
10.3s Ira Murchison, United States Melbourne, Australia 23 November 1956
10.3s Bobby Morrow, United States Melbourne, Australia 24 November 1956
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