Emmet トッピーノ

Emmet トッピーノ
Emmet トッピーノ (1932)
Player information
Full name	Martin Emmet トッピーノ
Nationality	The United States of America
Item	Sprint
Position	Loyola Wolfpack, New Orleans (USA)
The date of birth	1909July 1
Birth place	United States of America Louisiana Orleans county New Orleans
Date of death	September 8, 1971 (62 years old death)
Death place	United States of America Louisiana Orleans county New Orleans
Height	171㎝
The weight	68 kg
Personal best	100m: 10.4 seconds (1932)
Acquisition medal The United States of America Boy track and field The Olympics Money 1932 Los Angeles 4*100m relay
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Emmet トッピーノ (Martin Emmett Toppino, from July 1, 1909 to September 8, 1971) is a former track-and-field athlete of the United States of America. He won a gold medal by a boy 4*100m relay race of the Los Angeles Olympics held in 1932.

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Career

トッピーノ was over in the fourth place by a 100 meters race in a representative from Los Angeles Olympics United States of America last selection meeting of 1932 and missed entering representative in this item. On the other hand, I am chosen as the member of a 4*100m relay race and will participate in the Olympics.

As for 4*100m relay race of the Los Angeles Olympics, the Los Angeles memorial Colosseum was carried out as a meeting place on August 6, 1932 and August 7. A representative from eight countries team participated in this item. The representative from United States of America team consisted of Robert key cell, Hector die yeah, the member called Frank ワイコフ other than him, and トッピーノ was left the second runner to.

The representative from United States of America team came first in world record at the time and 41.22 seconds when it was in the first group and, in a qualifier of August 6, went into the final on the next day [¹]. Shortened a record more in the final of August 7, and controlled a representative Germany team (40.9 seconds) of the second place, Azzurri (41.2 seconds) of the third place by a new world record of 40.0 seconds, and carried out gold medal acquisition [²]; [³].

トッピーノ acquired a degree of chemistry in the graduates of the ロヨラ University New Orleans school at the university. He was a member of the student friendship society ベガーズ fraternity (Beggars Fraternity) of the ロヨラ University. I die afterwards in New Orleans of the cloth in 1971.

Footnote

1. ^ Athletics at the 1932 Los Angeles Summer Games:Men's 4*100 metres Relay Round One November 6, 2011 reading. (English)
2. ^ Athletics at the 1932 Los Angeles Summer Games:Men's 4*100 metres Relay Final November 6, 2011 reading. (English)
3. ^ Athletics at the 1932 Los Angeles Summer Games:Men's 4*100 metres Relay November 6, 2011 reading. (English)

Allied item

• Track and field in the Los Angeles Olympics (1932)
• List of Olympics track and field medalists (boy)

Outside link

• Results (English) by Emmet トッピーノ - by Ogura fee and the Olympics
• Emmett Toppino profile at databaseOlympics.com November 6, 2011 reading. (English)

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Basketball competition in the Los Angeles Olympics (1984)

The basketball competition in the Los Angeles Olympics is the detail of the basketball competition in the Los Angeles Olympics held in Los Angeles of the United States of America from July 29, 1984 to August 10.

The United States which was a host country won a gold medal in man and woman couples for the first time (the girl wins the championship for the first time). As for the boy, the activity of the player who became the superstar in later NBA in Michael Jordan in the first on the list shined.

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Boy

Final Standing

Order	Country, area
The first place	The United States of America
The second place	Spain
The third place	Yugoslavia
The fourth place	Canada
The fifth place	Italy
The sixth place	Uruguay
The seventh place	Australia
The eighth place	West Germany
The ninth place	Brazil
The tenth place	China
The eleventh place	France
The twelfth place	Egypt

Girl

Final Standing

Order	Country, area
The first place	The United States of America
The second place	Korea
The third place	China
The fourth place	Canada
The fifth place	Australia
The sixth place	Yugoslavia

Outside link

The portal Olympics

• sports-reference.com

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Track and field, men's 800 meters in the Los Angeles Olympics (1932)

The Los Angeles Olympics (1932) Men's 800 meters
Meeting place	The Los Angeles memorial Colosseum
The date	Qualifier primary on August 1 The August 2 final
The number of the participation players	21 people in 12 countries
Championship record	One minute 49 seconds 7
Medalist
Thomas Hampson   The U.K.   Alex Wilson   Canada   Phil Edwards   Canada
« 1928 Amsterdam	1936 Berlin»

The track-and-field men's 800 meters in the Los Angeles Olympics was held at the Los Angeles memorial Colosseum of United States of America, Los Angeles from August 1 through August 2 in 1932. This competition was comprised of two phases of the final by the participation of nine people via a primary qualifier, the primary qualifier.

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Result

Primary qualifier

One set

Order	Full name	Nationality	Record	Remarks
1	Eddie ジェヌング	The United States of America	1:54.8
2	Phil Edwards	Canada	1:55.1
3	Jack Powell	The U.K.	1:55.6
4	Cyril Evans	New Zealand	1:56.6
5	Paul Martin	Switzerland	1:58.4
6	Nestor Gomez	Brazil	2:00.5
-	Gene Keller	France	DNF

Two sets

Order	Full name	Nationality	Record	Remarks
1	Zipper ホーンボセル	The United States of America	1:52.4
2	Alex Wilson	Canada	1:52.5
3	Otto ペルトザー	Germany	1:53.6
4	フジョール ジョーハニセン	Norway	1:54.3
5	ハーメネギルド Dell rosso	Argentina	1:54.9
6	Resnais Morel	France	1:55.2
7	Jose ラシロ イターブ	Mexico	1:55.6

Three sets

Order	Full name	Nationality	Record	Remarks
1	Thomas Hampson	The U.K.	1:53.0
2	Sheeler Martin	France	1:53.2
3	Edwin Turner	The United States of America	1:54.0
4	Eddie King	Canada	1:54.4
5	Max Dan's	Germany	1:58.9
6	Domingo プグリシー	Brazil	1:59.4
-	Miguel バスコンセローズ	Mexico	2:00.0

Final

Order	Full name	Nationality	Record	Remarks
1	Thomas Hampson	The U.K.	1:49.7	WR
2	Alex Wilson	Canada	1:49.9
3	Phil Edwards	Canada	1:51.5
4	Eddie ジェヌング	The United States of America	1:51.7
5	Edwin Turner	The United States of America	1:52.5
6	Zipper ホーンボセル	The United States of America	1:52.7
7	Jack Powell	The U.K.	1:53.0
8	Sheeler Martin	France	1:53.6
9	Otto ペルトザー	Germany	1:55.0

Key: WR = world record; DNF = did not finish

Outside link

• 1932 Summer Olympics results: Men's 800 metres, from http://www.sports-reference.com/; Retrieved 2010-07-15

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