1920 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Flyweight (-50.8 kg) | gold | 9600 |
9600 |
1952 | 1956 | HP | |
---|---|---|---|
Men's Team | R1:3rd | 7th | 245.5 |
245.5 |
1980 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Women's Doubles, 500 m | gold | 4800 |
4800 |
1984 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Light-Flyweight (-48 kg) | R1 | 1.991 |
1.991 |
1924 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Football | R1 | 0.85 |
0.85 |
1984 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Women's Coxed Fours | seventh | 300 |
300 |
1920 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Road Race | 9th | 200 |
Men's Road Race, Team | dnf | 16 |
216 |
1984 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Singles, 1000 m | fifth | 1000 |
Men's Doubles, 500 m | Rep:4th | 3.9 |
1003.9 |
1968 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's 15 km | 52nd | -6.40 |
Men's 30 km | 56th | -7.64 |
0.000000464 |
1972 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Platform | 12th | 40 |
40 |
The MADMen call this athlete Kazakh, but without any justificaation. I stick with Russian.
1964 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Single Trap | 38th | -3.38 |
0.000384 |
1936 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Women's 200 metres Breaststroke | silver | 6000 |
6000 |
1920 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Marathon | 22nd | 0.6 |
0.6 |
1980 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Team | silver | 2000 |
2000 |
1952 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Trap | gold | 9600 |
9600 |
1964 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Épée, Team | fourth | 400 |
400 |
1976 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Kayak Singles 1000 metres | SF:5th | 17.2 |
17.2 |
1960 | 1964 | HP | |
---|---|---|---|
Men's 200 metres | SF:6th | SF:5th | 182 |
Men's 4x100 metres Relay | R1:dnf | bronze | 640.68 |
822.68 |
1960 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Marathon | 35th | 0.0015 |
0.0015 |
1936 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Marathon | dnf | 0.000000096 |
0.000000096 |
1976 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Women's Team | sixth | 320 |
320 |
1928 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Coxless Fours | bronze | 1920 |
1920 |
1896 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's 100 metres | R1:ac | 42.6 |
42.6 |
Olympic Competitor nr 18
1924 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Lightweight (-61.2 kg) | QF | 861 |
861 |
1948 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Small−Bore Rifle | 24th | 0.24 |
0.24 |
1956 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's 30 kilometres | 41st | 0.000064 |
0.000064 |
1980 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Individual | dnf | 8 |
Team | sixth | 160 |
168 |
1980 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Women's Singles | 15th | 15 |
15 |
1932 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Lightweight (-61.2 kg) | QF | 861 |
861 |
1976 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Ice Dancing | 15th | 12.5 |
12.5 |
1928 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Team | bronze | 1280 |
1280 |
1936 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Team Pursuit | 10th | 75 |
75 |
1900 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Individual combined | 54th | -6.24 |
0.00000024 |
Olympic Competitor nr 1100
1932 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's 200 metres | SF:6th | 52 |
52 |
1972 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's 200 m Freestyle | silver | 4000 |
Men's 400 m Freestyle | silver | 4000 |
Men's 4x200 m Freestyle Relay | gold | 1600 |
9600 |
Genter finished third in the final of the 400 metres Freestyle. When Rick DeMont was subsequently disqualified for doping, Genter was offered the silver medal, which he refused. He still has the bronze medal.
1968 | 1972 | 1976 | HP | |
---|---|---|---|---|
One−Person Dinghy (Finn) | 26th | 16.352 | ||
Three−Person Keelboat (Soling) | 23rd | |||
5.5 Metres Class | 14th | |||
16.352 |
Olympic Competitor nr 5095
1968 | 1972 | HP | |
---|---|---|---|
Men's Triple Jump | bronze | QU:16th | 3849.6 |
3849.6 |
In the qualifications in Mexico, he set a new World Record. The next day, in the final, he bettered his mark. That was only enough for bronze, as his new mark was bettered four times, by two different jumpers.
1936 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Team Pursuit | silver | 3000 |
3000 |
1932 | 1936 | HP | |
---|---|---|---|
Men's Team | bronze | R1 | 1321 |
1321 |
B. 1922-09-22, India; D. 1981-09-25
Hockey (3 gold)
1948 | 1952 | 1956 | HP | |
---|---|---|---|---|
team | gold | gold | gold | 19200 |
19200 |
An outstanding full-back for India, Independent SC (Delhi). He was also a
remarkable scorer of penalties. At Melbourne, he deputised as captain in
the absense of Balbir Singh, and he scored six
goals including the decisive goal in the final against Pakistan.
In his autobiography, Balbir describes Gentle as "one who towered above the
rest with his hard and yet clean tackling".
On retiring he proved an outstanding coach and prepared national teams in
India, Malaya and Spain. He was the coach of the Uganda Olympic hockey team in 1972.
He also became an international umpire.
1948 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Team | R1:3rd | 5.38 |
5.38 |
1976 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Quadruple Sculls | fourth | 1200 |
1200 |
1928 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Women's 800 m | bronze | 3840 |
Women's 4 x 100 m Relay | R1:4th | 82 |
3922 |
1964 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's 50 kilometres | dnf | -4.64 |
0.000064 |
1932 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's 800 metres | fourth | 1600 |
1600 |
1952 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Middleweight (-79 kg) | sixth | 960 |
960 |
1984 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Men's Coxed Pairs | eighth | 320 |
320 |
1936 | HP | |
---|---|---|
Music - Compositions for Solo or Chorus | bronze | 2560 |
2560 |
Written 2001-02-04 - last modified 2024-07-08
This page is part of the site "Full Olympians" by Herman De Wael. See here for a full Introduction.