1924 Brussels Femina Club international women's athletics meeting
1924 Brussels Femina Club international women's athletics meeting | |
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Dates | 9-10 August 1924 |
Host city | Brussels, Belgium |
Venue | Duden Park |
Level | Senior |
Type | Outdoor track and field |
Participation | 26 (international) athletes from 2 nations |
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The 1924 Brussels Femina Club international women's athletics meeting was an international women's athletics competition in Brussels, Belgium organized by the Brussels Femina Club. The meeting was held at Duden Park from 9 to 10 August 1924. It was the third time the meeting was held. Compared to the two former editions in 1922 and 1923 where the Belgian athletes competed against French and Belgian athletes, in this edition the Belgian athletes competed against athletes from Czechoslovakia.[1]
Next to the competitions there was a demonstration of ball throwing (derived from hammer throwing) and on Sunday an match of Czhech handball (in some countries called hazena), a Czechoslovak national sport.[1] Next to the international events, the meeting also included national 2nd division and students' athletics events.[2]
Entrants
[change | change source]The names of Czechoslovak athletes were published on 7 August.[1] On 9 August a the schedule of the first day was published with the name of the athletes.[2]
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Schedule
[change | change source]The meeting stated on both days at 15:00 (local time).[2][3][4]
Category | Event | Round | |
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Saturday 10 August | |||
students | 60 metres | ||
international | Javelin throw | right + left | |
international | 60 metres | heats + final | |
2nd division | 80 metres | heats + final | |
international | Long jump | ||
international | 83 metres hurdles | ||
international | 250 metres | ||
students | High jump | ||
2nd division | 4 x 200 metres relay | ||
international | 4 x 80 metres relay | ||
Sunday 11 August | |||
2nd division | 200 metres | ||
international | Discus throw | ||
international | 80 metres | Heats + Final | |
international | Shot put | Right + Left | |
2nd division | 300 metres | ||
international | 200 metres | ||
2nd division | Long jump | ||
2nd division | 4 x 80 metres relay | ||
international | High jump | ||
national | 1000 metres | ||
international | 100-200-100-200 metres relay |
Results (international)
[change | change source]Javelin throw
[change | change source]The javelin throw was won with "superiority" by the world record holder Kamila Olmerova.[3]
Place. | Athlete | Right | Left | Total | Note |
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1 | Kamila Olmerova (TCH) | 26.81 m | 20.43 m | 47.24 m | |
2 | Marie Janderová (TCH) | 26.73 m | 17.41 m | 44.16 m | |
3 | Bozena Srámková (TCH) | 21.62 m | 16.91 m | 38.53 m | |
4 | Georgette Vandyck (BEL) | 19.64 m | 16.84 m | 36.48 m | |
5 | Léontine Stevens (BEL) | 19.84 m | 13.19 m | 33.03 m |
60 metres
[change | change source]All Czechoslovak athletes qualified for the final. The Belgians Callebout, Denis, Henriette Vandaelen, Louise Gits, Paulette Andry and Seminckx didn't qualify for the final.
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Place | Athlete | Time | Note |
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1 | Marie Mejzlikova II (TCH) | 8.6 sec | |
2 | Bozena Srámková (TCH) | ||
3 | Elise Van Truyen (BEL) | ||
4 | Aloisie Prokešová (TCH) | ||
5 | Miloslava Havlíčková (TCH) | ||
6 | Lisette Pétré (BEL) |
Long jump
[change | change source]Place | Athlete | Distance |
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1 | Elise Van Truyen (BEL) | 4.84 m |
2 | Marie Mejzlikova II (TCH) | 4.78 m |
3 | Bozena Srámková (TCH) | 4.62 m |
4 | Léontine Stevens (BEL) | 4.19 m |
3 | Aloisie Prokešová (TCH) | 4.17 m |
4 | Callebaut (BEL) | 3.93 m |
83 metres hurdles
[change | change source]The 83 metres hurdles was won by Henriette Vandaelen who was leading the whole race. She ran with a "very classic" style.[3]
Place | Athlete | Time | |
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1 | Henriette Vandaelen (BEL) | 14.2 sec | |
2 | Bozena Srámková (TCH) | 14.4 sec[5] | +4 m |
3 | Mária Vidláková (TCH) | 14.4 sec[5] |
250 metres
[change | change source]The race was led from start to finish by Marie Mejzlikova I.[3]
Place | Athlete | Time |
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1 | Marie Mejzlikova I (TCH) | 36.8 s |
2 | Aloisie Prokešová (TCH) | + 3 m |
3 | Louise Gits (BEL) | + 1 m |
4 | Léontine Stevens (BEL) | + 5 m |
5 | Marie Stevens (BEL) |
4 x 80 metres relay
[change | change source]Denis dropped the baton and lost several meters, and so there was an easy victory by Czechoslovakia.[3]
Place | Team | Time |
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1 | Czechoslovakia Marie Mejzlikova II Aloisie Prokešová Miloslava Havlíčková Bozena Srámková |
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2 | Belgium Elise Van Truyen Denis Louise Gits Lisette Pétré |
+ 25 m |
Discus throw
[change | change source]Each athlete had three attempts.[4]
Place | Athlete | Distance |
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1 | Mária Vidláková (TCH) | 26.05 m |
2 | Jenny Toitgans (BEL) | 24.88 m |
3 | Marie Mejzlikova I (TCH) | 24.68 m |
Spot put
[change | change source]After three additional attempts, Marie Mejzlikova I broke the national record.[4]
Place. | Athlete | Right | Left | Total | Note |
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1 | Marie Mejzlikova I (TCH) | 9.74 m | 7.88 m | 18.75 m | 10.075?[5] |
2 | Miloslava Havlíčková (TCH) | 8.11 m | 8.34 m | 16.43 m | 8.23?[5] |
3 | Věra Galusková (TCH) | 8.40 m | 6.86 m | 13.97 m | 7.99?[5] |
4 | Verduyn (BEL) | 7.83 m |
80 metres
[change | change source]There were several false start during the final race. Marie Mejzlikova II won after leading the whole race.[4]
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Place | Athlete | Time | Note |
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1 | Marie Mejzlikova II (TCH) | 10.4 sec | |
2 | Bozena Srámková (TCH) | +1 m | |
3 | Elise Van Truyen (BEL) | +0.5 m | |
4 | Miloslava Havlíčková (TCH) | ||
5 | Aloisie Prokešová (TCH) | ||
6 | Paulette Andry (BEL) |
200 metres
[change | change source]Elise Van Truyen was leading after the start, but was overtaken by Marie Mejzlikova I at the first corner.[4]
Place | Athlete | Time |
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1 | Marie Mejzlikova I (TCH) | 28.4 s |
2 | Elise Van Truyen (BEL) | + 2 m |
3 | Aloisie Prokešová (TCH) | |
4 | Seminckx (BEL) |
High jump
[change | change source]Place | Athlete | Height | Note |
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1 | Elise Van Truyen (BEL) | 1.44 m | |
2 | Věra Galusková (TCH) | 1.35 m[5] or 1.39 m | |
3 | Miloslava Havlíčková (TCH) | 1.34 m | |
4 | Léontine Stevens (BEL) | 1.30 m |
200-100-200-100 metres relay
[change | change source]Place | Team | Time |
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1 | Czechoslovakia Marie Mejzlikova I Marie Mejzlikova II Aloisie Prokešová Bozena Srámková |
1:24.3 |
2 | Belgium Denis Paulette Andry Callebaut Lisette Pétré |
+ 10 m |
Czech handball match
[change | change source]The Czechoslovak team gave a demonstration in Czech handball. The game of two teams was well received by the spectators.[4]
Related pages
[change | change source]References
[change | change source]- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Le meeting International du Brussels F.C." (in French). La Nation Belge. 7 August 1924. p. 4 – via uurl.kbr.be.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Le meeting International du Brussels F.C. | La première journéa a lieu aujourd'hui au Parc Duden" (in French). La Nation Belge. 9 August 1924. p. 4 – via uurl.kbr.be.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 "Le grand meeting du Brussels F.C." (in French). La Nation Belge. 10 August 1924. p. 4 – via uurl.kbr.be.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 "Le grand meeting du Brussels F.C." (in French). La Nation Belge. 11 August 1924. p. 4 – via uurl.kbr.be.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 "TCH 1924 (1924 Czechoslovak athletics results)" (PDF) (in cz). Czech Athletics. p. 13-16. Retrieved 13 September 2024.
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