1922 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships

1922 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships
1922 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships
Location	Ljubljana, Kingdom of Yugoslavia
	← 1913 1926 →

The 7th Artistic Gymnastics World Championships were held in Ljubljana, Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (now Slovenia) on August 11–12, 1922.^[1]

Medal table


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Yugoslavia	6	6	1	13
2	Czechoslovakia (TCH)	6	3	0	9
3	France (FRA)	0	0	1	1
Totals (3 entries)		12	9	2	23

Team Competition

Rank	Nation	Prelim. Calisthenics	Behavior	Total		Behavior	Total		Behavior	Total		Behavior	Total		Behavior	Total	Gymnastics Events Totals	High Jump	Shot Put	100 meters	50 meter swim	Athletics Events Totals	Team Grand Totals
	Czechoslovakia	174.5	1.75	176.25	107.25	2	109.25	112.25	2	114.25	110.75	1.75	112.5	117	2	119	631.25	27	31.25	31	52.5	141.75	773
	Yugoslavia	174.75	2	176.75	112	2	114	108	2	110	109.5	1.75	111.5	110.75	1.75	112.5	624.5	32	29	20	58.5	139.5	764
	France	163.5	1.25	164.75	92	1	93	99.25	2	101.25	82.75	1.25	102.75	101	1.75	102.75	564.5	21	11.75	17.5	40	90.25	636
4	Belgium	165.25	1.75	167	87.75	2	89.75	99	2	101	87.5	1.5	89	106.25	2	108.25	555	21	6.5	24	21.5	73	628
5	Luxembourg	149.25	1	150.25	84.25	2	86.25	80.25	1.25	81.5	81	1.5	82.5	78.5	1	79.5	480	15	17.5	16.5	30.75	79.75	559.75

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Individual Standings

Rank	Nation	Gymnast	Prelim. Calisthenics	Gymnastics Events						Athletics Events						Individual Grand Totals
Rank	Nation	Gymnast	Prelim. Calisthenics					Gymnastics Events Totals	Gymnastics Events Totals Rank	High Jump	Shot Put	100 meters	50 meter swim	Athletics Events Totals	Athletics Events Totals Rank	Individual Grand Totals
(tie)	Yugoslavia	Peter Sumi	29.5	18.75	19.75	19	19.75	77.25	3	7	6	5.5	10	28.5	3	135.25
(tie)	Czechoslovakia	František Pecháček	28.25	18	19	18.5	19	74.5	7	7	10	8	7.5	32.5	1	135.25
	Yugoslavia	Stane Derganc	29.25	19	19.25	18	17.25	73.5	8	5	10	4.5	10	29.5	2	132.25
4	Czechoslovakia	Miroslav Klinger	29	19	19.75	19.25	19.5	77.5	2	5	4.5	5	10	24.5	4	131
5	Yugoslavia	Stane Vidmar	29.25	19	19	18.5	18.25	74.75	6	5	5	4	10	24	5	128
6	Czechoslovakia	Stanislav Jindrich	30	19	18.5	19	19.5	76	4	3	4	3	9.5	19.5	11	125.5
7	Czechoslovakia	Josef Malý	29.5	16.5	18.25	17.5	19.75	72	9	4	7.75	6	6	23.75	6	125.25
8	Yugoslavia	Leon Štukelj	27.75	20	19.75	19	19.75	78.5	1	5	0	3.5	9.5	18	15	124.25
9	Czechoslovakia	Miroslav Karásek	28.25	18	19.25	18.75	19.75	75.75	5	4	1.25	4.5	10	19.75	10	123.75
10	Czechoslovakia	František Vaneček	29.5	16.75	17.5	17.75	19.5	71.75	10	4	3.75	4.5	9.5	21.75	7	122.75
11	Yugoslavia	Slavko Hlastan	29.75	16.25	18.25	17.75	18.25	70.5	11	5	5.25	1	9.5	20.75	9	121
12	France	Jean Gounot	29.25	16.25	18.5	18	17.75	70.5	12	6	2.25	2.5	6.5	17.25	17	117
13	France	Alex Pannetier	18.5	17	17.5	15.5	16.5	66.5	15	7	0	4.5	9.5	21	8	116
14	Yugoslavia	Vlado Simončič	29.25	19	12	17.25	17.5	65.75	17	5	2.75	1.5	9.5	18.75	13	113.75
15	Belgium	Francois Verboven	26.5	13.75	17.75	16	18	65.5	18	4	2.5	4	8	18.5	14	110.5
16	France	Marco Torrès	28	16	18.75	15	18.5	68.25	13	3	0	4	7	14	20	110.25
17	Belgium	Jean Verboven	28.5	15.75	12	15	17	59.75	22	3	1.75	5.5	7.5	17.75	16	106
18	Belgium	Louis De Winter	28.25	14	18.5	14.75	18.75	66	16	3	2.25	5.5	0	10.75	25	105
19	Luxembourg	Emil Münhofen	28	14.5	16	13.5	13.25	57.25	25	5	10	4.5	0	19.5	11	104.75
20	Belgium	Jean Gibens	24.25	16.25	16	17.5	18.25	68	14	1	0	1.5	6	8.5	29	100.75
21 (tie)	France	Louis Marty	23.75	17.25	16.75	14.75	15.75	64.5	19	1	2	1	6.5	10.5	26	98.75
21 (tie)	Belgium	Gust. Verstraeten	29	15.25	18.5	10.75	17.75	62.25	20	5	0	2.5	0	7.5	30	98.75
23	France	Jacques Moser	27	14	15	14	17.25	60.25	21	1	1.5	1.5	7	11	23	98.25
24	Belgium	Gust. Gyselinck	28.75	12.75	16.25	13.5	16.5	59	23	5	0	5	0	10	27	97.75
25	Luxembourg	Nicolas Roeser	23.5	13	16	16.5	13.25	58.75	24	3	3.5	4.5	0	11	23	93.25
26	Luxembourg	Emil François	23.75	13	8.5	15.25	14.75	51.5	28	3	0	2	10	15	19	90.25
27	Luxembourg	Robert Leroy	26.75	13.75	13.75	8.5	14.25	50.25	29	2	2	1.5	7	12.5	22	89.5
28	Luxembourg	Francois Zuang	22	17.5	11.75	16.25	8.75	54.25	26	2	2	3	5.75	12.75	21	89
29	France	Robert Morin	27	11.5	12.75	5.5	15.25	45	30	3	6	4	3.5	16.5	18	88.5
30	Luxembourg	Jos. Knepper	25.25	12.5	14.25	11	14.25	52	27	0	0	1	8	9	28	86.25

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Pommel horse

Rank	Nationality	Athlete	Total
1	Czechoslovakia	Miroslav Klinger	19,250
2	Yugoslavia	Leon Štukelj	19,000
	Yugoslavia	Peter Šumi	19,000
	Czechoslovakia	Stanislav Indruch	19,000

Rings

Rank	Nationality	Athlete	Total
1	Yugoslavia	Leon Štukelj	19,750
	Yugoslavia	Peter Šumi	19,750
	Czechoslovakia	Joseph Maly	19,750
	Czechoslovakia	Miroslav Karásek	19,750

Parallel bars

Rank	Nationality	Athlete	Total
1	Yugoslavia	Leon Štukelj	20,000
2	Yugoslavia	Stane Derganc	19,000
	Yugoslavia	Stane Vidmar	19,000
	Yugoslavia	Vladimir Simončič	19,000
	Czechoslovakia	Miroslav Klinger	19,000
	Czechoslovakia	Stanislav Indruch	19,000

Horizontal bar

Rank	Nationality	Athlete	Total
1	Yugoslavia	Leon Štukelj	20,000
	Yugoslavia	Peter Šumi	20,000
	Czechoslovakia	Miroslav Klinger	20,000

References

^ Huguenin, Andre. 100 Years of the International Gymnastics Federation: 1881-1981 (PDF). Translated by Unger, Beatrice. International Gymnastics Federation. p. 83.
^ History.com, Gymnastics. "1922: The First World All-Around Champion in Men's Gymnastics". Gymnastics-History.com. Retrieved April 19, 2024.
^ History.com, Gymnastics. "1922: The First World All-Around Champion in Men's Gymnastics". Gymnastics-History.com. Retrieved April 19, 2024.

Sources

Prvi ljubljanski stadion (in Slovene)

[1] Huguenin, Andre. 100 Years of the International Gymnastics Federation: 1881-1981 (PDF). Translated by Unger, Beatrice. International Gymnastics Federation. p. 83.

[2] History.com, Gymnastics. "1922: The First World All-Around Champion in Men's Gymnastics". Gymnastics-History.com. Retrieved April 19, 2024.

[3] History.com, Gymnastics. "1922: The First World All-Around Champion in Men's Gymnastics". Gymnastics-History.com. Retrieved April 19, 2024.

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