Shooting at the 1964 Summer Olympics – Men's 50 metre free pistol























Men's 50 metre pistol
at the Games of the XVIII Olympiad

Venue
Tokyo, Japan
Date 18 October
Competitors 52 from 34 nations
Medalists



















1st, gold medalist(s)

Väinö Markkanen
 Finland
2nd, silver medalist(s)

Franklin Green
 United States
3rd, bronze medalist(s)

Yoshihisa Yoshikawa
 Japan

← 1960


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Shooting at the
1964 Summer Olympics
Shooting pictogram.svg
Pistol
25 m rapid fire pistol men
50 m pistol men
Rifle
300 m rifle three positions men
50 m rifle three positions men
50 m rifle prone men
Shotgun
Trap men

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The men's 50 metre pistol was a shooting sports event held as part of the Shooting at the 1964 Summer Olympics programme. It was the eleventh appearance of the event. The competition was held on 18 October 1964 at the shooting ranges in Tokyo. 52 shooters from 34 nations competed.[1]



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Place Shooter Total
1
 Väinö Markkanen (FIN)
 560
2
 Franklin Green (USA)
 557
3
 Yoshihisa Yoshikawa (JPN)
 554
4
 Johann Garreis (EUA)
 554
5
 Anthony Chivers (GBR)
 552
6
 Antonio Vita (PER)
 550
7
 Leif Larsson (SWE)
 549
8
 Thomas Smith (USA)
 548
9
 An Jae-song (KOR)
 548
10
 Immo Huhtinen (FIN)
 546
11
 Albert Udachin (URS)
 545
12
 Juan García (ESP)
 545
13
 Lajos Kelemen (HUN)
 545
14
 Jean Renaux (FRA)
 544
15
 Dencho Denev (BUL)
 543
16
 Garfield McMahon (CAN)
 543
17
 Ludwig Hemauer (SUI)
 542
18
 Vladimír Kudrna (TCH)
 542
19
 Neagu Bratu (ROU)
 542
20
 Ferenc Gönczi (HUN)
 541
21
 Yevgeny Rasskazov (URS)
 541
22
 Gavril Maghiar (ROU)
 540
23
 Todor Kozlovski (BUL)
 540
24
 Ernst Stoll (SUI)
 539
25
 Kazimierz Kurzawski (POL)
 537
26
 Shinji Takahashi (JPN)
 536
27
 William Hare (CAN)
 535
28
 Edgar Espinoza (VEN)
 532
29
 Harry Cullum (GBR)
 532
30
 Hans Kaupmannsennecke (EUA)
 530
31
 William Gillies (HKG)
 529
32
 Seo Gang-uk (KOR)
 527
33
 Ugo Simoni (ITA)
 526
34
 Edgar Bond (PHI)
 526
35
 Enrique Torres (MEX)
 524
36
 Michael Horner (KEN)
 524
37
 Raúl Ibarra (MEX)
 524
38
 Rodney Johnson (AUS)
 521
39
 Paitoon Smuthranond (THA)
 518
40
 Tüdeviin Myagmarjav (MGL)
 518
41
 Humberto Aspitia (ARG)
 514
42
 Fred Guillermety (PUR)
 512
43
 Hoo Kam Chiu (HKG)
 510
44
 Amorn Yuktanandana (THA)
 509
45
 Leslie Coffey (AUS)
 508
46
 Ahmad Salam Muhammad (PAK)
 507
47
 Hassan El-Sayed Attia (EGY)
 506
48
 Mariano Ninonuevo (PHI)
 501
49
 Kok Kum Woh (MAS)
 498
50
 Pedro Puente (PER)
 494
51
 Tony Bridge (JAM)
 492
52
 Nosratollah Momtahen (IRN)
 490


References





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