Great Olympians

Biographies - WIN

Win Maung

B. 1946-02-01, represented Burma (now Myanmar)
Boxing

	1972	HP
Men's Bantamweight (-54 kg)	R1	1.02
		1.02

Win Nyunt Myo

B. 1950-02-19, represented Burma (now Myanmar)
Football

	1972	HP
Men's Team	R1:3rd	45.5
		45.5

Walter Winans

B. 1852-04-05, St. Petersburg, Russia, moved to the USA; D. 1920-08-12
Shooting & Art (2 gold, 1 silver)

1908 1912 HP

Running Deer, double shot gold 11th 4864

Running Deer, single shot sixth 29th 480.016

Running Deer, single shot, team silver 1000

Dueling Pistol 8th 256

Dueling Pistol, team fourth 400

Small-Bore Rifle, Moving Target 10th 75

Small-Bore Rifle, Disappearing Target 19th 1.2

Free Pistol 38th 49th 0.0002

total Shooting 5356.2 1720.016 7076.216

Sculpture gold 9600

16676.216

	1908	1912	HP
Running Deer, double shot	gold	11th	4864
Running Deer, single shot	sixth	29th	480.016
Running Deer, single shot, team		silver	1000
Dueling Pistol		8th	256
Dueling Pistol, team		fourth	400
Small-Bore Rifle, Moving Target	10th		75
Small-Bore Rifle, Disappearing Target	19th		1.2
Free Pistol	38th	49th	0.0002
total Shooting	5356.2	1720.016	7076.216
Sculpture		gold	9600
			16676.216

Olympic Competitor nr 3330

1908-07-09-16:00? - Shooting - Running Deer, single shot - sixth (480)
1908-07-09-17:00? - Shooting - Running Deer, double shot - joint first
1908-07-10-14:00? - Shooting - Running Deer, double shot, shoot-off - first (4800)
1908-07-10-14:00? - Shooting - Free Pistol - 38th
1908-07-11-14:00? - Shooting - Small-Bore Rifle, Disappearing Target - 19th (1.2)
1908-07-11-15:00? - Shooting - Small-Bore Rifle, Moving Target - tenth (75)
1912-03-01 - Art Competitions - Sculpture - gold (9600)
1912-06-29-09:00 - Shooting - Dueling Pistol - eighth (256)
1912-06-29-10:00 - Shooting - Running Deer, single shot
1912-06-29-15:00 - Shooting - Dueling Pistol, team, day one - fourth (400)
1912-06-30-10:00 - Shooting - Running Deer, single shot - 29th (0.016)
1912-07-01-12:00 - Shooting - Free Pistol - 49th
1912-07-03-09:00 - Shooting - Running Deer, double shot - 11th (64)
1912-07-04-10:00 - Shooting - Running Deer, single shot, team - second (1000)

(Margrethe) Lynne Winbigler

B. 1953-03-21, Weiser, Idaho, USA
Athletics - Track and Field

	1976	HP
Women's Discus Throw	QU:14th	24
		24

Martin John Winbolt-Lewis

B. 1946-11-14, Haslemere, England, Great Britain
Athletics

	1968	HP
Men's 400 metres	QF:5th	2.29
Men's 4x400 m Relay	fifth	250
		252.29

Barry Winch

B. 1958-04-17, London, England, Great Britain
Gymnastics

	1980	1984	HP
Men's Individual combined	30th	QU:54th	0.01000004
Men's Team combined		9th	40
			40.01000004

Joan Winch

Olympic Competitor nr 3367

1908-07-10-14:00? - Tennis - Women's Singles, semifinal - lost (2400)

Luís Carlos Coelho Winck

B. 1963-01-05, Portão, RGdS, Brazil
Football (2 silver)

	1984	1988	HP
Men's Team	silver	silver	2287
			2287

Charles Gustav Wilhelm Winckler

B. 1867-04-09, Frederiksberg, Denmark; D. 1932-12-17
Athletics - Track & Field & Tug of War (1 gold)

	1900	HP
Men's Shot Put	QU:10th	150
Men's Discus Throw	QU:8th	384
Men's Tug of War	gold	3200
		3734

Olympic Competitor nr 788

1900-07-14-09:45 - Athletics Field - Discus Throw, qualification - eighth (384)
1900-07-14-10:55 - Athletics Field - Shot Put, qualification - tenth (150)
1900-07-16-16:00? - Tug of War - won (3200)

Henning Nørgaard Wind

B. 1937-01-19, København, Denmark
Sailing (1 bronze)

	1964	1968	HP
One−Person Dinghy (Finn)	bronze	18th	3843.84
			3843.84

Kim Nyholm Wind

B. 1957-06-17, Gladsaxe, Denmark
Rowing

	1972	HP
Men's Coxed Fours	Rep:5th	12
		12

Per Wind

B. 1947-10-16, Frederiksberg, Denmark
Rowing

	1972	HP
Men's Coxed Fours	Rep:5th	12
		12

Claude Windal

B. 1939-11-02, Dinard, France
Hockey

	1960	1964	1968	HP
Men's Team	10th		10th	100
				100

Jean-Pierre Marie André Luc Windal

B. 1936-12-09, Paris, France; D. 2009-08-23
Hockey

	1960	HP
Men's Team	10th	50
		50

Michel Windal

B. 1948-01-01, Paris, France
Hockey

	1968	HP
Men's Team	(10th)	50
		50

Graham Claude Windeatt

B. 1954-08-05, represented Australia
Aquatics - Swimming (1 silver)

	1972	1976	HP
Men's 200 m Freestyle		15th	10
Men's 400 m Freestyle	fourth	26th	1600.064
Men's 1500 m Freestyle	silver		4000
Men's 400 m Individual Medley	7th		400
Men's 4x200 m Freestyle Relay	fifth	9th	290
			6300.064

Malcolm Barrie Windeatt

B. 1952-04-05, Torquay, England, Great Britain
Aquatics - Swimming

	1972	HP
Men's 100 m Freestyle	25th	0.1
Men's 4x100 m Medley Relay	7th	100
		100.1

Charles Winder

Olympic Competitor nr 3318

1908-07-09-14:00? - Shooting - Free Rifle, free position - 16th (4.8)
1908-07-10-14:00? - Shooting - Military Rifle, team, day one
1908-07-11-14:00? - Shooting - Military Rifle, team, day two - first (1200)

William Ashe Dymoke Windham

B. 1926-04-02, Biggelswade, England, Great Britain
Rowing

	1952	HP
Men's Eights	fourth	800
		800

Robert George "Bob" Windle

B. 1944-11-07, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Aquatics - Swimming (1 gold, 1 silver, 2 bronze)

	1964	1968	HP
Men's 100 metres Freestyle		R2:11th	64
Men's 200 metres Freestyle		sixth	640
Men's 400 metres Freestyle	R1:9th		160
Men's 1500 metres Freestyle	gold		6400
Men's 4x100 metres Freestyle Relay	bronze	bronze	1280
Men's 4x200 metres Freestyle Relay	fourth	silver	1400
			9944

Gregory Lee "Greg" Windsperger

B. 1951-12-30, Minneapolis, Minn., USA
Ski Jumping

	1976	HP
Men's Normal Hill	34th	-2.16
		0.0016

Wineuwanheim

represented France
Fencing

	1900	HP
Men's Foil for Masters, Individual	R1:ac	-5.38
		0.0000038

Olympic Competitor nr 376

1900-05-22-10:00? - Fencing - Foil for Masters round one day one
1900-05-23-10:00? - Fencing - Foil for Masters round one day two - DNQ - (-5.38)

Howard Thomas Winfree

B. 1938-06-26, Chester, Penn., USA
Rowing

	1960	HP
Men's Eights	fifth	500
		500

Franklin Fearing Wing, Jr.

B. 1908-01-06, Camp Jossman, the Philippines, represented the USA; D. 1994-07-06
Equestrianism - Jumping

	1948	HP
Jumping, Individual	fourth	2000
Jumping, Team	dnf	4
		2004

Howard Wing

B. 1916-01-28, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, represented China; D. 2008-03-07
Track Cycling

	1936	1948	HP
Men's Sprint	R1	R1	3.779
			3.779

The son of a Chinese father and an Irish mother, Howard Wing grew up in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. He trained with the Dutch team but when it was discovered he did not have a Dutch passport, he knew he could not go to the Olympics. He was invited to join the Chinese team, however, and although he never visited China, he represented China at eight World Championships and two Olympic Games.
Since he never visited China, it is hard to establish a nationality for him, especially since both the teams he represented were from the "Republic of China". But as there is no connection of his to the island of Taiwan, it is probably best to list him as "China".

Per Winge

B. 1914-01-20, København, Denmark; D. 1989-03-20
Shooting

	1952	HP
Rapid−Fire Pistol	27th	0.06
		0.06

Helfried Winger

B. 1921-10-23, Wien, Austria
Ice Hockey

	1948	HP
Ice Hockey Men's Team	7th	200
		200

Jennifer Anne "Jenny" Wingerson

competed in 1968 as

Jenny Meldrum

B. 1942-04-12, Toronto, Ont., Canada
Athletics - Track & Field

	1964	1968	HP
Women's 80 metres Hurdles	R1:5th	R1:26th	3.531
Women's Pentathlon	13th	11th	134.4
			137.931

Gunnar Wingqvist

Olympic Competitor nr 4439

1908-07-22-11:30 - Diving - Platform, plain (5 & 10m), round one, pool four - fourth (2.334)

Jerry Elmer Winholtz

B. 1874-08-05, Mount Pleasant, Iowa, USA; D. 1962-06-16
Freestyle Wrestling (1 bronze)

	1904	HP
Men's Lightweight (-65.77 kg)	R1	112.5
Men's Welterweight (-71.67 kg)	bronze	2880
		2992.5

Olympic Competitor nr 2299

1904-10-14-10:20? - Wrestlhng Free-style - Lightweight (-65.77 kg), round one - lost (100)
1904-10-14-12:00? - Wrestlhng Free-style - Welterweight (-71.67 kg), round two - lost (QR)
1904-10-15-11:40? - Wrestlhng Free-style - Welterweight (-71.67 kg), repêchage - won (2560)

Cees Jan Winkel

B. 1962-06-10, Den Haag, the Netherlands
Aquatics - Swimming

	1980	HP
Men's 200 m Freestyle	31st	-2.64
Men's 4 x 200 m Freestyle Relay	11th	16
Men's 4 x 100 m Medley Relay	7th	100
		116.0064

Christa Winkel

B. 1958-04-28, represented Austria
Equestrianism - Dressage

	1984	HP
Individual	31st	-2.80
Team	9th	40
		40.008

Kornelia "Corrie" Winkel

B. 1944-02-26, Groningen, the Netherlands
Aquatics - Swimming (1 silver)

	1964	HP
Women's 100 metres Backstroke	R1:14th	20
Women's 4x100 metres Medley Relay	silver	1020
		1020

Willem Winkelman

Olympic Competitor nr 3514

1908-07-14-11:20 - Athletics (track & field) - 3500 m Walk, round one, heat two - fourth (51)
1908-07-16-10:00 - Athletics (track & field) - 10 mile Walk, round one, heat one - DNF (0.075)

Alberto Winkler

B. 1932-02-13, Castelbello Ciardes, Italy; D. 1981-06-14
Rowing (1 gold)

	1956	HP
Men's Coxed Fours	gold	4800
		4800

Alfred Winkler

B. 1943-05-04, Zottwitz (now Sobocisko in Poland), represented West Germany
Nordic Combined

	1968	1972	HP
Men's Individual	25th	25th	0.3
			0.3

Anton Winkler

B. 1954-02-23, Berchtesgaden, Bay., Germany, represented West Germany; D. 2016-10-08
Luge

	1976	1980	HP
Men's Singles	sixth	bronze	4800
Doubles		sixth	800
			5600

Camillo Winkler

B. 1911-04-24, from Linz, represented Austria
Rowing

	1936	HP
Men's Coxless Fours	fifth	750
		750

Daniel Winkler (1)

B. 1962-05-17, Darmstadt, Hessen, Germany, represented West Germany
Artistic Gymnastics

	1984	1988	HP
Men's Individual Combined	21st	R1:59th	0.64
Men's Team Combined	fourth	12th	410
Men's Parallel Bars	seventh		100
			510.64

Daniel Winkler (2)

B. 1959-05-09, represented Switzerland
Rowing

	1984	HP
Men's Double Sculls	11th	80
		80

He only rowed in round one, and was then replaced by Urs Steinemann.

Erich Winkler

B. 1935-02-17, Innsbruck, Austria
Ice Hockey

	1964	HP
Men's Team	13th	12.8
		12.8

Gerhard "Gerd" Winkler

B. 1951-01-17, Langewiesen, Thür., (East) Germany, represented West Germany
Biathlon (1 bronze)

	1976	1980	HP
Men's 10 kilometres		10th	100
Men's 20 kilometres		30th	0.01
Men's 4 x 7.5 km Relay	fourth	bronze	1040
			1140.01

Hans Günther Winkler

B. 1926-07-24, Wuppertal-Barmen, Germany; D. 2018-07-09
Equestrianism - Jumping (5 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze)

	1956	1960	1964	1968	1972	1976	HP
Jumping, Individual	gold	fifth	16th	fifth	-	10th	13293.25
Jumping, Team	gold	gold	gold	bronze	gold	silver	16080
							29373.25

His individual triumph and first team medal was at Stockholm in 1956, riding his famous mare Halla, only four years after his international debut. He wrenched a riding muscle in the first round and rode the second, without fault, in considerable pain. He won the World Chamionship in 1954 and retained it the next year, each time on Halla. In European Championship contest he has won once, been second once and third three times.
The German team came only third at Mexico City, even though Alwin Schockemöhle posted the best individual prestation, and Winkler the fifth best. In München, he helped (West-)Germany to their fifth and his fourth team gold. At Montreal he added a team silver. Individually he never repeated his '56 success, his best being fifth at Rome and Mexico City.

Hans-Heinrich Winkler

B. 1954-11-14, Raschau, Sachsen, Germany, represented East Germany
Luge

	1976	HP
Men's Singles	fourth	2400
		2400

Harald Winkler

B. 1962-12-17, Graz, Austria
Bobsleigh (1 gold)

	1988	1992	1994	HP
Men's Two	fifth			1250
Men's Four	seventh	gold	fourth	4800
				6050

Harry William Winkler, Jr.

B. 1945-04-10, Philadelphia, Penn., USA
Handball

	1976	HP
Men's Team	(10th)	50
		50

He was also on the team in 1972, but did not play.

Konrad Winkler

B. 1955-02-17, Erzgebirge, Sachsen, Germany, represented East Germany
Nordic Combined (2 bronze)

	1976	1980	HP
Men's Individual	bronze	bronze	7680
			7680

Konrad Sebastian Winkler

B. 1882-01-20, Warszawa, Poland, then part of Russia; D. 1962-01-16
Fencing

	1924	HP
Men's Foil, Individual	R1:5th	0.0000046
Men's Sabre, Team	R1:4th	9.1
		9.1000045

Volker Winkler

B. 1957-07-20, Merseburg, S-A, Germany, represented East Germany
Cycling - Track (1 silver)

	1980	HP
Men's Team Pursuit	silver	3000
		3000

Wolfgang Winkler

B. 1940-10-27, Tegernsee, Bay., Germany, represented West Germany
Luge (1 bronze)

	1968	1972	HP
Men's Singles	11th	15th	111
Doubles	bronze		3200
			3311

Maung Win Maung

B. 1921, represented Burma (Myanmar)
Weightlifting

	1948	HP
Men's Bantamweight (-56 kg)	15th	15
		15

The first Maung is an honorific (meaning brother), Win Maung is the given name, Burmese have no family names.

Sherry Melissa Winn

B. 1961-09-01, Pecos, Texas, USA
Handball

	1984	1988	HP
Women's Team	fifth	seventh	700
			700

Erik Winnberg

B. 1895-06-22, Frösön, Sweden; D. 1981-05-05
Cross-Country Skiing

	1924	HP
Men's 18 km	10th	100
		100

Peter Johannes Gertrudis Winnen

B. 1957-09-05, Venray, the Netherlands
Cycling - Road

	1980	HP
Men's Road Race	26th	0.096
		0.096

John Winfield Winnett, Jr.

B. 1928-12-22, Los Angeles, Cal., USA; D. 2007-10-05
Equestrianism - Dressage

	1972	HP
Dressage, Individual	22nd	0.5
Dressage, Team	9th	40
		40.5

Gertrude Winnige

competed in 1952 as

Gertrude Winnige-Barosch

B. 1929-01-19, from Wien, represented Austria
Gymnastics (Artistic) & Rhytmic Gymnastics

	1948	1952	HP
Women's Individual All-Around		81st	-
Women's Team All-Around	sixth	10th	345
Women's Floor Exercise		79th	-
Women's Horse Vault		65th	-
Women's Uneven Bars		88th	-
Women's Balance Beam		107th	-
Women's Team with Portable Apparatus		9th	40
			385

Jan Erik Winquist

B. 1939-05-30, Helsinki, Finland
Sailing

	1968	HP
One−Person Dinghy (Finn)	sixth	960
		960

Lars-Gunnar Winqvist

B. 1912-03-04, Helsinki, Finland; D. 1999-10-22
Sailing

	1936	HP
Six metres Class	7th	200
		200

Gary Francis Winram

B. 1936-08-05, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Aquatics - Swimming

	1956	HP
Men's 400 metres Freestyle	sixth	640
Men's 1500 metres Freestyle	8th	256
		896

Charles Lyndhurst Winslow

B. 1888-08-01, South Africa; D. 1963-09-15
Tennis (2 gold, 1 bronze)

1912 1920 HP

Men's Singles gold bronze 14000

Men's Doubles gold 4800

18800

Olympic Competitor nr 5026

1912-06-28-09:00 - Tennis - Men's Doubles, round one - won (Q)
1912-06-30-09:00 - Tennis - Men's Singles, round three - won (Q)
1912-06-30-17:30 - Tennis - Men's Doubles, round two - won (Q)
1912-07-01-11:00 - Tennis - Men's Singles, round four - won (Q)
1912-07-01-17:00 - Tennis - Men's Doubles, quarterfinal - won (Q)
1912-07-02-09:00? - Tennis - Men's Singles, quarterfinal - won (Q)
1912-07-03-14:00 - Tennis - Men's Singles, semifinal - won (Q)
1912-07-03-17:30 - Tennis - Men's Doubles, semifinal - won (Q)
1912-07-04-15:00 - Tennis - Men's Doubles, final - won (4800)
1912-07-05-14:00 - Tennis - Men's Singles, final - won (8000)
1920 MS 6000

Douglas Frank Winston

B. 1932-12-16, represented Australia
Athletics - Track & Field

	1956	HP
Men's 200 metres	R1:3rd	0.025
		0.025

Joseph Winston

B. 1888-11-15, Virginia, USA; D. 1947-04-12
Tug-of-War

	1920	HP
Men's Team	fourth	800
		800

Aldyn Wint

B. 1958-09-19, represented the Cayman Islands
Road Cycling

	1984	HP
Men's Road Race	dnf	-22.15
Men's 100 km Team Time Trial	22nd	0.3
		0.3

Arthur Wint

B. 1920-05-25, Plowden, Jamaica; D. 1992-10-19
Track and Field (2 gold, 2 silver)

1948 1952 HP

400 m gold fifth 7400

800 m silver silver 8000

4x400 m Relay fin:dnf gold 1760

17160

He joined the Royal Air Force during the war and stayed on in England to study medicine at the University of London. He would later interrupt his medical career to serve as Jamaica's High Commissioner to Great Britain from 1974 to 1978.
His daughter has set up a website about him: www.wintworks.com

Arthur Winter

from Wien, represented Austria
Hockey

	1928	HP
Men's Team	QU:5th	80
		80

Elaine Mary Winter

B. 1932-05-01, Barberton, South Africa
Athletics - Track & Field

	1956	HP
Women's 100 metres	R1:4th	0.676
Women's 80 metres Hurdles	SF:5th	195
		195.676

Elly Winter

B. 1895-12-31, from Berlin, represented Germany
Figure Skating

	1928	HP
Women's Singles	18th	3.84
		3.84

Ernst Winter

B. 1907-10-30, from Frankfurt am Main, represented Germany; D. 1943-02
Gymnastics (1 gold)

	1936	HP
Men's Individual combined (6 apparatuses)	58th	-
Men's Team combined	(gold)	-
Men's Floor Exercise	19th	0.4
Men's Vault	17th	1
Men's Parallel Bars	49th	-
Men's Horizontal Bar	98th	-
Men's Rings	57th	-
Men's Pommeled Horse	35th	0.00025
		1.40025

Frederick "Fred" Winter

B. 1873-01-07 in Germany; D. 1915-04-26
Weightlifting (1 silver)

	1904	HP
Men's All-Around Dumbbell	silver	3000
		3000

He represented the New West Side Athletic Club of New York in the 1904 Club championship.

Olympic Competitor nr 2095

1904-09-01-14:00? - Weightlifting - All-Around Dumbbell - 5 sections
1904-09-03-10:00? - Weightlifting - All-Around Dumbbell - 5 sections - second (3000)

Harold Winter

B. 1887-12-09, Frankfurt am Main, Hessen, Germany; D. 1969-10-14
Art Competitions

	1936	HP
Sculpture - Medals	AC	38.42
		38.42

Heiko Winter

B. 1943-02-27, Magdeburg, S-A, Germany
Boxing

	1964	HP
Men's Light−Welterweight (-63.5 kg)	R32	1.02
		1.02

Ian Charles Winter

B. 1941-03-31, represented Australia
Sailing

	1964	HP
Two−Person Heavyweight Dinghy (Flying Dutchman)	14th	20
		20

John Arthur "Jack" Winter

B. 1924-12-03, Victoria Park, WA, Australia; D. 2007-12-05
Athletics (1 gold)

	1948	HP
Men's High Jump	gold	9600
		9600

Johanna Winter

B. 1942-05-21, Liberec, Czechia, represented Australia
Fencing

	1960	1964	HP
Women's Foil, Individual	R1:7th	R1:6th	0.0034001
Women's Foil, Team		R1:3rd	68
			68.0034001

Manfred Winter

B. 1954-07-05, Reichenbach, Sachsen, Germany, represented East Germany
Speed Skating

	1976	HP
Men's 5000 metres	18th	2.56
		2.56

Martin Winter

B. 1955-11-05, Zerbst/Anhalt, S-A, Germany, represented East Germany; D. 1988-02-21
Rowing (1 gold)

	1980	HP
Men's Quadruple Sculls	gold	4800
		4800

Nick Winter

B. 1894-08-25, Brocklesby, NSW, Australia; D. 1955-05-06
Athletics (1 gold)

	1924	1928	HP
Men's Triple Jump	gold	QU:12th	9660
			9660

Paul Winter

B. 1906-02-06, Ribeauvillé, then in Germany, after 1918 in France; D. 1992-02-22
Athletics (1 bronze)

	1932	1936	HP
Men's Shot Put	13th		38.4
Men's Discus Throw	bronze	ac	3843.607
			3882.007

Ulrike "Riki" Winter

B. 1940-11-24, represented Australia
Fencing

	1964	HP
Women's Foil, Team	R1:3rd	68
		68

Rudolf Winter

represented Czechoslovakia
Sailing

	1928	HP
One Person Dinghy (12-foot)	17th	6
		6

Stig Olof Winter

B. 1919-03-01, Turku, Finland
Rowing

	1952	HP
Men's Coxless Pairs	1Rep:4th	10.25
		10.25

Václav Winter

B. 1924-09-07, Praha, Czechia, represented Czechoslovakia; D. 2009-03-20
Athletics

	1948	HP
Men's 800 m	SF:6th	4.32
		4.32

Walburga "Val" Winter

B. 1943-07-19, represented Australia
Fencing

	1964	HP
Women's Foil, Team	R1:3rd	68
		68

Olga Winterberg

B. 1922-05-03 in Czechoslovakia, represented Isreal
Athletics - Track & Field

	1952	HP
Women's Discus Throw	QU:19th	2.4
		2.4

Alan Winterbourne

B. 1947-04-01, Oxford, England, Great Britain
Weightlifting

	1976	1980	HP
Men's Lightweight (-67.5 kg)	15th	18th	18.84
			18.84

Carl Winters

B. 1953-12-04, Antwerpen, Belgium
Sailing

	1976	HP
Two Person Dinghy (470)	19th	2
		2

Eric Winters

B. 1921, represented Great Britain; D. 1968
Art Competitions

	1948	HP
Sculpture - Statues	ac	2.274
		2.274

Frank Thomas "Tom" Winters, III

B. 1939-10-15, Bay Shore, NY, USA
Aquatics - Swimming (1 gold)

	1960	HP
Men's 4x200 metres Freestyle Relay	(gold)	64
		64

Herbert Winters

B. 1937-06-06, Essen, N-W, Germany
Hockey

	1960	HP
Men's Team	8th	128
		128

Peter Winters

B. 1956-07-21, Antwerpen, Belgium
Sailing

	1976	HP
Two Person Dinghy (470)	19th	2
		2

Arthur Winther

B. 1939, represented Australia
Aquatics - Diving

	1956	HP
Men's Springboard	17th	4
		4

Gerhard Didley Winther

B. 1913-05-12, Trondheim, Norway; D. 1987-08-28
Athletics

	1948	1952	HP
Men's 50 km Walk	dnf	27th	0.296
			0.296

Written 2000-12-25 - last modified 2024-09-10

This page is part of the site "Full Olympians" by Herman De Wael. See here for a full Introduction.

	1948	1952	HP
400 m	gold	fifth	7400
800 m	silver	silver	8000
4x400 m Relay	fin:dnf	gold	1760
			17160