Elena ゴルチャコワ

Elena ゴルチャコワ
Player information
Full name	Elena Yegorovna Gorchakova
Nationality	The Soviet Union
Item	The javelin
The date of birth	(1933-05-17) 1933May 17
Birth place	Moscow
Date of death	(2002-01-27) January 27, 2002 (68 years old death)
Acquisition medal Girl track and field The Olympics Copper 1952 Helsinki The javelin Copper 1964 Tokyo The javelin
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Elena ゴルチャコワ (Russian :Еле́наЕго́ровнаГорчако́ва, from May 17, 1933 to January 27, 2002) is a track-and-field athlete of the Soviet Union. It is the copper medalist of the Tokyo Olympics for Helsinki, 1,964 years for 1,952 years.

Javelin

I participate in the Helsinki Olympics as a player of the javelin in 1952, and ゴルチャコワ wins a bronze medal next to Czechoslovakian Dana ザトペコワ, Alexandra チュジナ of the same Soviet Union.

ゴルチャコワ participates in the Tokyo Olympics again in 1964 12 years later. In the final, a record is not prolonged though establish a new world record of 62.40m in a qualifier, and end in 57.06m, and beat it in Rumanian ミハエラ ペネス, Hungarian マールタ ルダシュ; called the bronze medal ended with a result.

Main results

Year	Meeting	Place	Item	Result	Record
1952	The Olympics	Helsinki (Finland)	The javelin	The third place	49.76m
1961	Universiade	Sofia (Bulgaria)	The javelin	The first place	51.39m
1964	The Olympics	TOKYO, Japan	The javelin	The third place	57.06m

Outside link

• Results (English) by Elena ゴルチャコワ - by Ogura fee and the Olympics

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