Swimming I World Championship 1973 Beograd, Yugoslavia index
MenWomen Water_Polo World Men 1973Diving
MenGoldSilverBronze
Men 100m FreestyleJim MontgomeryUSAUSAMichel RousseauFRAFRAMike WendenAUSAUS
Men 200m FreestyleJim MontgomeryUSAUSAKurt KrumpholzUSAUSARoger PyttelGDRGDR
Men 400m FreestyleRick DemontUSAUSABrad CooperAUSAUSBengt GingsjoeSWESWE
Men 1500m FreestyleStephen HollandAUSAUSRick DemontUSAUSABrad CooperAUSAUS
Men 100m BackstrokeRoland MatthesGDRGDRMike StammUSAUSALutz WanjaGDRGDR
Men 200m BackstrokeRoland MatthesGDRGDRZoltan VerrasztoHUNHUNJohn NaberUSAUSA
Men 100m BreaststrokeJohn HenckenUSAUSAMihail KriukinURSURSNobutaka TaguchiJPNJPN
Men 200m BreaststrokeDavid WilkieGBRGBRJohn HenckenUSAUSANobutaka TaguchiJPNJPN
Men 100m ButterflyBruce RobertsonCANCANJoseph BottomUSAUSARobin BackhausUSAUSA
Men 200m ButterflyRobin BackhausUSAUSASteven GreggUSAUSAHartmut FloecknerGDRGDR
Men 200m MedleyGunnar LarssonSWESWEStan CarperUSAUSADavid WilkieGBRGBR
Men 400m MedleyAndras HargitayHUNHUNRod StrachanUSAUSARick ColellaUSAUSA
Men 4x100m Freestyle RelayUnited StatesSoviet UnionEast Germany
Men 4x200m Freestyle RelayUnited StatesAustraliaWest Germany
Men 4x100m Medley RelayUnited StatesEast GermanyCanada
Points Ranking MenPts
1. United States123
2. East Germany47
3. Australia36
4. Soviet Union25
5. Great Britain19
6. Hungary18
7. Sweden18
8. West Germany12
9. Canada11
10.Japan8
11.France5
12.Ecuador3
13.Papua New Guinea2
13.Brazil2
15.New Zealand1
Points Ranking WomenPts
1. East Germany123
2. United States81
3. Netherlands18
3. Italy18
5. Canada14
6. West Germany11
7. Australia10
8. Soviet Union8
8. Sweden8
10.Hungary7
11.Japan4
12.Great Britain3
13.France2
14.New Zealand1~$
WomenGoldSilverBronze
Women 100m FreestyleKornelia EnderGDRGDRShirley BabashoffUSAUSAEnith BrigithaNEDNED
Women 200m FreestyleKeena RothhammerUSAUSAShirley BabashoffUSAUSAAndrea EifeGDRGDR
Women 400m FreestyleHeather GreenwoodUSAUSAKeena RothhammerUSAUSANovella CalligarisITAITA
Women 800m FreestyleNovella CalligarisITAITAJo HarshbargerUSAUSAGudrun WegnerGDRGDR
Women 100m BackstrokeUlrike RichterGDRGDRMelissa BeloteUSAUSAWendy CookCANCAN
Women 200m BackstrokeMelissa BeloteUSAUSAEnith BrigithaNEDNEDAndrea GyarmatiHUNHUN
Women 100m BreaststrokeRenate VogelGDRGDRLjubov RusanovaURSURSBrigitte SchuchardtGDRGDR
Women 200m BreaststrokeRenate VogelGDRGDRHannelore AnkeGDRGDRLynn ColellaUSAUSA
Women 100m ButterflyKornelia EnderGDRGDRRosemarie KotherGDRGDRMayumi AokiJPNJPN
Women 200m ButterflyRosemarie KotherGDRGDRRoswitha BeierGDRGDRLynn ColellaUSAUSA
Women 200m MedleyAndrea HuebnerGDRGDRKornelia EnderGDRGDRKathy HeddyUSAUSA
Women 400m MedleyGudrun WegnerGDRGDRAngela FrankeGDRGDRNovella CalligarisITAITA
Women 4x100m Freestyle RelayEast GermanyUnited StatesWest Germany
Women 4x100m Medley RelayEast GermanyUnited StatesWest Germany
DivingdateGoldSilverBronze
Men 3m SpringboardWed 05.09Phil BoggsUSAUSAKlaus DibiasiITAITAKeith RussellUSAUSA
Men 10m PlatformSun 09.09Klaus DibiasiITAITAKeith RussellUSAUSAFalk HoffmannGDRGDR
Women 3m SpringboardMon 03.09Christa Kohler-KinastGDRGDRUlrika KnapeSWESWEMarina JanickeGDRGDR
Women 10m PlatformFri 07.09Ulrika KnapeSWESWEMilena DuchkovaTCHTCHIrina KalininaURSURS
Medals DivingGdSvBzAll
1.USA United States1113
2.SWE Sweden11 2
2.ITA Italy11 2
4.GDR East Germany1 23
5.TCH Czechoslovakia 1 1
6.URS Soviet Union 11
Total44412
Points DivingPtsM3mM10W3mW10
1.USA United States35141047
2.GDR East Germany2926147
3.ITA Italy251213
4.SWE Sweden20 128
5.URS Soviet Union1976 6
6.TCH Czechoslovakia7 7
7.CAN Canada41121
7.GBR Great Britain4 41
SynchrodateGoldSilverBronze
Women Duo03.09Teresa Anderson
Gail Johnson
USAUSA118.390Jojo Caarrier
Madeleine Ramsay
CANCAN112.917Masako Fujiwara
Yasuko Fujiwara
JPNJPN109.702

Schedule

Friday, August 31
19:30 Opening Ceremony
Saturday, September 1
09:30 Water Polo
18:00 Syyncrhonised Swimming
Water Polo
Sunday, September 2
09:30 Women 3m Springboard
18:00 Water Polo
Monday, September 3
09:30 Water Polo
18:00 Women 3m Springboard
Tuesday, September 4
09:30 and 18:00
Men 200m Freestyle
Women 200m Medley
Men 100m Breaststroke
Men 100m Backstroke
Women 4x100m Medley Relay
09:30 Men 3m Springboard
18:00 Women Solo
Water Polo
Wednesday, September 5
09:30 and 18:00
Women 200m Freestyle
Men 400m Medley
Women 100m Backststroke
Women 100m Breaststroke
Men 4x100m Feestyle Relay
18:00 Men 3m Springboard
18:00 Women Duet
Water Polo
Thursday, September 6
09:30 and 18:00
Men 400m Freestyle
Women 400m Medley
Men 200m Backstroke
Men 200m Breaststroke
Women 100m Butterfly
Men 200m Butterfly
09:30 Women 10m Platform
Water Polo
Friday, September 7
09:30 and 18:00
Women 400m Freestyle
Men 200m Medley
Women 200m Backstroke
Women 200m Breaststroke
Men 4x200m Freestyle Relay
18:00 Women 10m Platform
18:00 Women Team
Water Polo
Saturday, September 8
09:30 and 18:00
Women 200m Butterfly
Men 1500m Freestyle
Men 100m Butterfly
Women 200m Backstroke
Men 4x100m Freestyle Relay
09:30 Men 10m Platform
Water Polo
Sunday, September 9
09:30 and 18:00
Women 100m Freestyle
Men 100m Freestyle
Women 800m Freestyle
Men 4x100m Medley Relay
18:00 Men 10m Platform
18:00 Diving Exibition
Water Polo
Swimming
Main pool for the oppening and closing ceremonies, all medal presentations and the swimming events was the Tasmajdan complex. An outdoor, heated pool, 50 x 21 meters, with eight lanes and seating for 10,000. Another indoor 50 meter pool was part of this complex and was available for trainingg.
Synchronised Swimming
Held at Stari Grad, about three kilometers from the main pool. This was an indoor 50 meter by eight lanes, and 1.90m constant depth pool. Seeting capacity was 2,000. An outdoor practice pool, 33 x 21 meters was also available.
Diving
at the Kostoviak pool, a 50 meter outdoor, heated pool. Seating was to acomodate 3 to 5,000. It was 7 kilometers from the main pool. In addition, there were two 25 meter pools available for the divers.
At Banjica, a 50 x 21 meter indoor pool with constant depth of 1,90m with seating for 2,000 spectators. Adjacent to this pool is another 33 x 21 meter pool. The Banjica was 4 kilometers from the Tasmadjan complex.
Accomodation
All competitors and FINA technical comitee members were housed at the Hotel Slavia, lovated about 500 meters from Tasmajdan. The diving competitors was housed at the Sumadjia Hotel which was in close proximty to the Diving venue.
Transportation for officials and competitors was free among the different venues as wel as to and from the airport.
The organizing comitee underwrited the living expenses for 500 persons. This figure included competitors, team officials and FINA technical members. Meet officials had a per diem of $15 approximately.
The timing equipment used for swimming events was similar to the one used at the Munich Olympics. The organizing comitee has purchased equipment from Longines valued at $300,000. It timed eight places to one-thousandth of a second and also had a video tape finishes in Munich. The diving facilities also contained an electronic scoreboard.
Number of alocations for the top 5 countries at Munich
CountryMun%of TBel
United States748.839
West Germany657.735
Canada617.233
Soviet Union516.027
East Germany465.525
Countries in Munich: 54
Competitors in Munich: 845
Total free allocations at Belgrade: 467
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