The 1900 Summer Olympics, officially the Games of the II Olympiad, were an international multi-sport event which was held in 1900 in Paris, France. Gold medals were not given at the 1900 Games. A silver medal was given for a first place and a bronze medal was given for second. The International Olympic Committee has retroactively assigned gold, silver, and bronze medals to competitors who earned 1st, 2nd, and 3rd-place finishes respectively in order to bring early Olympics in line with current awards.
{| id="toc" class="toc" summary="Contents" |align="center" colspan=4|Contents
Archery Athletics Basque pelota Cricket Croquet Cycling |valign=top| Equestrian Fencing Football Golf Gymnastics Polo |valign=top| Rowing Rugby union Sailing Shooting Swimming Tennis |valign=top| Tug of war Water polo |- |align=center colspan=4|See also References |} __NOTOC__
Archery
Event Gold Silver Bronze Au Cordon Doré 50 metres Au Cordon Doré 33 metres Au Chapelet 50 metres Au Chapelet 33 metres Championnat du Monde Not awarded Sur la Perche à la Herse Not awarded Sur la Perche à la Pyramide
Athletics
60 metres100 metres200 metres400 metres800 metres1500 metres Marathon110 metres hurdles200 metres hurdles400 metres hurdles2500 metres steeplechase4000 metres steeplechase5000 metres team race Charles BennettJohn RimmerSidney RobinsonAlfred Tysoe Henri DelogeJacques ChastaniéPaul CastanetMichel ChampoudryGaston Ragueneaunone awardedLong jumpTriple jumpHigh jumpPole vaultStanding long jumpStanding triple jumpStanding high jumpShot putDiscus throwHammer throw
Basque pelota
Gold Silver José de Amézola y Aspizúa Francisco Villota none awarded
Cricket
Gold Silver C. B. K. Beachcroft (captain) Arthur Birkett Alfred Bowerman George Buckley Francis Burchell Frederick Christian Harry Corner Frederick Cuming William Donne Alfred Powlesland John Symes Montagu Toller
Croquet
Event Gold Silver Bronze Singles, one ball Singles, two balls Doubles Gaston AumoitteGeorges Johin None None
Cycling
Men's sprint Men's 25 km Men's points race
Equestrian
Event Gold Silver Bronze Jumping High jump none awarded Long jump Hacks and hunter Mail coach
Fencing
Épée Masters épée Amateurs-masters épée Foil Masters foil Sabre Masters sabre
Football
Gold Silver Bronze Represented by Upton Park F.C.James JonesClaude BuckenhamWilliam GoslingAlfred ChalkT. E. BurridgeWilliam QuashRichard TurnerF. G. SpackmanJohn NicholasJack ZealleyHenry Haslam Represented by Club FrançaisePierre AllemaneLouis BachAlfred BlochFernand CanelleDuparcEugène FraysseVirgile GaillardGeorges GarnierRené GrandjeanLucien HuteauMarcel LambertMaurice MacaineGaston Peltier Represented by Université de BruxellesMarius DelbecqueHendrik van Heuckelum (NED)Raul KelecomMarcel LeboutteLucien LondotErnest Moreau de MelenEdmond NeefsGustave PelgrimsAlphonse RenierHilaire SpanogheEric Thornton (GBR)
Golf
Men's Women's
Gymnastics
All around
Polo
Gold Silver Bronze Bronze Represented by Foxhunters Hurlingham John Beresford Denis St. George Daly
Alfred Rawlinson Represented by BLO Polo Club Rugby Walter Buckmaster Frederick Freake Represented by Bagatelle Polo Club de Paris Robert Fournier-Sarlovèze
Maurice Raoul-DuvalRaoul-Duval played on two different teams. Édouard Alphonse James de Rothschild Represented by Mexico National Polo Team
Rowing
Single sculls Coxed pair Minerva AmsterdamFrançois Brandt Roelof KleinHermanus Brockmann "Unknown French boy"Brockmann was the coxswain for the Dutch team in the semifinal, but not in the final. He is considered a gold medallist by the IOC and is listed in that organization's medal database. Société Nautique de la MarneLucien Martinet René Waleff unknown cox Rowing Club CastillonCarlos Deltour Antoine Védrenne Raoul PaoliCoxed four Final 1Due to wrangling about who would be allowed to compete in the coxed four final, two finals were held for that competition. Both finals are considered Olympic championships by the International Olympic Committee. Cercle de l'Aviron Roubaix Henri Bouckaert Jean Cau Émile Delchambre Henri Hazebrouck Charlot Club Nautique de Lyon Georges Lumpp Charles Perrin Daniel Soubeyran Émile Wegelin unknown cox Favorite Hammonia Wilhelm Carstens Julius Körner Adolf Möller Hugo Rüster Gustav MothsThe German team changed the coxswain after the semi-final. Gustav Moths participated only in the semi-final and Max Ammermann participated in the final. However, the IOC medal database credits the bronze medal only to Gustav Moths. Max AmmermannCoxed four Final 2 Germania Ruder Club, Hamburg Gustav Goßler Oscar Goßler Walther Katzenstein Waldemar Tietgens Carl Goßler Minerva Amsterdam Coenraad Hiebendaal Geert Lotsij Paul Lotsij Johannes Terwogt Hermanus Brockmann Ludwigshafener Ruderverein Ernst Felle Otto Fickeisen Carl Lehle Hermann Wilker Franz Kröwerath Eight Vesper Boat Club William Carr Harry DeBaecke John Exley John Geiger Edwin Hedley James Juvenal Roscoe Lockwood Edward Marsh Louis Abell Royal Club Nautique de Gand Jules De Bisschop Prosper Bruggeman Oscar Dessomville Oscar De Cock Maurice Hemelsoet Marcel Van Crombrugge Frank Odberg Maurice Verdonck Alfred Van Landeghem Minerva Amsterdam François Brandt Johannes van Dijk Roelof Klein Ruurd Leegstra Walter Middelberg Hendrik Offerhaus Walter Thijssen Henricus Tromp Hermanus Brockmann
Rugby union
Gold Silver Alexandre PharamondFrantz ReichelJean CollasAuguste GirouxAndré RischmannLéon BinocheCharles GondouinHubert LefèbvreÉmile SarradeWladimir AïtoffJoseph OlivierJean-Guy GauthierAbel AlbertVictor LarchandetJean Hervé Represented by SC 1880 FrankfurtHermann KreuzerArnold LandvoigtHeinrich ReitzJacob HerrmannErich LudwigHugo BettingAugust SchmiererFritz MüllerAdolf StockhausenHans LatschaWilly HofmeisterGeorg WenderothEduard PoppeRichard LudwigAlbert Amrhein Represented by Moseley Wanderers F. C. BaylissJ. Henry BirtlesJames CantionArthur DarbyClement DeykinLeslie HoodM. L. LoganHerbert LoveittHerbert NicolV. SmithM. W. TalbotJoseph WallisClaude WhittindaleRaymond WhittindaleFrancis Wilson
Sailing
The data below notes all races and medalists of the regattas of the Games of the second Olympiad, as well as of the Exposition Universelle and counts all winners as medalists, because the IOC website currently affirms a total of 95 medal events in the Games. Open class Lorne CurrieJohn GrettonLinton HopeAlgernon Maudslay Paul WiesnerGeorg NaueHeinrich PetersOttokar Weise Émile Michelet 0 to .5 ton Race 1 Pierre Gervais François TexierAuguste TexierJean-Baptiste CharcotRobert Linzeler Henri MonnotLéon TellierGaston Cailleux 0 to .5 ton Race 2 Émile Sacré François TexierAuguste TexierJean-Baptiste CharcotRobert Linzeler Pierre Gervais .5 to 1 ton Race 1 Lorne CurrieJohn GrettonLinton HopeAlgernon Maudslay Jules ValtonFélix MarcotteWilliam MartinJacques BaudrierJean Le Bret Émile MicheletMarcel Meran .5 to 1 ton Race 2 Louis Auguste-Dormeuil Émile MicheletMarcel Meran Jules ValtonFélix MarcotteWilliam MartinJacques BaudrierJean Le Bret 1 to 2 ton Race 1 Hermann de PourtalèsHélène de PourtalèsBernard de Pourtalès François VilamitjanaAuguste AlbertAlbert DuvalCharles Hugo Jacques BaudrierLucien BaudrierDubosqÉdouard Mantois 1 to 2 ton Race 2 Paul WiesnerGeorg NaueHeinrich PetersOttokar Weise Hermann de PourtalèsHélène de PourtalèsBernard de Pourtalès François VilamitjanaAuguste AlbertAlbert DuvalCharles Hugo 2 to 3 ton Race 1 William Exshaw ()Frédéric BlanchyJacques Le Lavasseur Léon SusseJacques DoucetAuguste GodinetHenri Mialaret Ferdinand SchlatterGilbert de CotignonÉmile Jean-Fontaine 2 to 3 ton Race 2 William Exshaw ()Frédéric BlanchyJacques Le Lavasseur Léon SusseJacques DoucetAuguste GodinetHenri Mialaret Auguste Donny 3 to 10 ton Race 1 Henri Gilardoni Henri SmuldersChris HooykaasArie van der Velden Maurice GuffletA. DuboisJ. DuboisRobert GuffletCharles Guiraist 3 to 10 ton Race 2 Howard TaylorEdward HoreHarry Jefferson Maurice GuffletA. DuboisJ. DuboisRobert GuffletCharles Guiraist H. MacHenry
10 to 20 ton Émile BillardPaul Perquer Jean, duc Decazes Edward Hore
20+ ton Cecil Quentin Selwin Calverley Harry Van Bergen
Shooting
50 metre free pistol, individual 50 metre free pistol, team Friedrich LüthiPaul ProbstLouis RichardetKarl RödererKonrad Stäheli Louis DutfoyMaurice Lecoq Léon MoreauxAchille ParocheJules Trinité Solko van den BerghAntonius BouwensDirk Boest GipsHenrik SillemAnthony Sweijs 300 metre free rifle, standing 300 metre free rifle, kneeling None awarded 300 metre free rifle, prone 300 metre free rifle, 3 positions 300 metre free rifle, team Franz BöckliAlfred GrütterEmil KellenbergerLouis RichardetKonrad Stäheli Olaf FrydenlundHelmer HermandsenOle ØstmoOle SætherTom Seeberg Auguste CavadiniMaurice LecoqLéon MoreauxAchille ParocheRené Thomas Trap shooting
Swimming
200 m freestyle 1000 m freestyle 4000 m freestyle 200 m backstroke 200 m team swimming Ernst HoppenbergMax HainleErnst LührsenGustav LexauHerbert von Petersdorff Tritons LilloisMaurice HochepiedVictor HochepiedJoseph BertrandJules VerbeckeVictor Cadet Pupilles de Neptune de LilleRené TartaraLouis MartinDésiré MérchezGeorges LeuillieuxPhilippe HoubenHouben did not actually compete; however, he is listed in the IOC's medal database as part of the Neptune team. 200 m obstacle event Underwater swimming
Tennis
Men's singles Women's singles Men's doubles Mixed doubles
Tug of war
Gold Silver Roger Basset Jean Collas Charles Gondouin Joseph Roffo Émile Sarrade
Water polo
Gold Silver Bronze (Osborne Swimming Club of Manchester)Thomas CoeRobert CrawshawWilliam HenryJohn Arthur JarvisPeter KempFrederick Stapleton (Brussels Swimming and Water Polo Club)Jean de BackerVictor de BehrHenri CohenFernand FeyaertsOscar GrégoireAlbert MichantGeorges RomerGuillaume SéronVictor SonnemansA. R. Upton (Libellule de Paris)Jules ClévenotAlphonse DecuyperLouis LaufrayHenri PeslierAuguste PesloyPaul Vasseur (Pupilles de Neptune de Lille)Auguste CamelinEugène CoulonJean FardelleAntoine FioletPierre GelléLouis MarcLouis MartinDésiré Mérchez
See also 1900 Summer Olympics medal table
Notes Main notes
Subnotes
References
External links